From Booed to Beloved : The tale of Hardik Pandya

Hardik Pandya’s journey has never been a straight line. From Baroda’s gallis to World Cup glory, from controversies to redemption, he has lived through boos, doubts, and setbacks, only to rise stronger. This isn’t just about cricket. It’s about resilience, dignity under fire, and the rare kind of respect that can only be earned.
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Krishna Khandelwal · 15 min read

Yuvi’s Six in Six

Okay, listen. If you’ve ever doubted that cricket is the greatest drama ever written, just stop what you’re doing and watch Durban 2007. Because that night yes, that night Yuvraj Singh did something so outrageous, so fiery, so perfectly spiteful, that I’ve had it on replay in my brain for 17 years now. This isn’t a cricket match recap. This is a religious experience for fans like me.
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Krishna Khandelwal · 7 min read

Dhoni’s final Six

On the night of April 2, 2011, a six soared into the Mumbai sky and with it, 28 years of wait finished. This is not just the story of India’s World Cup win, but of belief, redemption, and the man who finished it in style.
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Krishna Khandelwal · 11 min read

NatWest 2002: Lord’s belongs to us now

This was an India that had heartbreak fresh in its blood. We had lost the 2000 ICC Knockout final. The 2001 South Africa tour hadn’t gone well. And Lord’s? It was cricket’s cathedral, majestic, historic…
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Krishna Khandelwal · 12 min read

Virat Kohli’s 82 vs Australia

When the lights dimmed and hope seemed lost, Virat Kohli scripted a knock that wasn’t just about runs—it was about belief. His 82 against Australia became a masterclass in grit and timing…
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Krishna Khandelwal · 11 min read

Gabba 2021, Fortress Breached

Never had I seen India crumble so dramatically, and honestly, it shook my confidence. As a fan, you always believe in a comeback, but this felt different. Australia smelled blood...
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Shibangi Paul · 15 min read

From Underdogs to World Champions: 1983

Heading into the 1983 World Cup, India wasn’t even considered a dark horse. The team’s record in previous World Cups was abysmal just one win out of six matches across the 1975 and 1979 editions...
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Shibangi Paul · 9 min read
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Rohit’s Final Chapter: A World Cup Farewell

Rohit’s farewell from T20Is was emotional, but not final. He still wears the Indian jersey in ODIs, format where he continues to inspire and evolve. For those of us not ready to let go, there’s still time still matches to watch, still memories to make....
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Shibangi Paul · 11 min read

2013: Rohit’s Rise Begins

They say cricket is a game of glorious uncertainties. But for Rohit Sharma, it was more than just a cliché; it was his story.When the 2011 ODI World Cup squad was announced and Rohit’s name was missing...
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Shibangi Paul · 9 min read

Rohit Sharma’s Unreal 264

As a Rohit Sharma fan, the months leading up to November 2014 were confusing, frustrating and at times emotional. One day, he’d remind us why we fell in love with his batting with those effortless flicks and the lazy elegance...
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Shibangi Paul · 12 min read