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Future Generations Will Truly Value Kohli’s Legacy Only After He Retires: Ian Bishop
Former West Indies: Former West Indies fast bowler Ian Bishop believes the cricketing fraternity will only fully grasp the sheer magnitude of Virat Kohli’s monumental achievements once the Indian batting maestro calls time on his illustrious playing career.
Tearing into the West Indies bowling attack at the Greenfield International Stadium to give India a comfortable eight-wicket victory in the series opener, Kohli breached the 15,000-run mark in ODIs while making an unbeaten 139 on Sunday, while bringing up his 55th ton in the format - his third-fastest overall. He now stands as only the second player in history to cross 15,000 men’s ODI runs after the legendary Sachin Tendulkar.
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Pooran To Lead Royal Desert Champions In Abu Dhabi T10; Robin Named Team Director
Royal Desert Champions: Former West Indies power-hitting batter Nicholas Pooran has been appointed as the captain and Icon player of the newly formed franchise Royal Desert Champions for the upcoming edition of the Abu Dhabi T10 tournament.
'It's Basic Humanity For A Legend Of Our Game': Brian Lara Joins Ex-skippers Voicing Support For Imran Khan
Former West Indies: Former West Indies captain Brian Lara has become the latest ex-international skipper to join the chorus voicing support for the imprisoned former Pakistan captain Imran Khan and his treatment.
Cricketing World Hails Bangladesh's 'momentous' Test Triumph Over Australia
Najmul Hossain Shanto: Former players and commentators united to applaud Bangladesh's landmark Test victory over Australia on Sunday, describing their nine-wicket thrashing of the hosts at the Marrara Stadium in Darwin as a ‘momentous’ occasion.
Sir Garry Sobers, Cricket's Greatest All-rounder, Dies At 89
Sir Garry Sobers: Cricket legend Sir Garfield Sobers (Garry), widely regarded as the greatest all-rounder the game has ever produced, has died at the age of 89, bringing to an end the remarkable life of one of the sport's most celebrated figures.
Women’s T20 WC: Australia And England Are The Two Form Teams In The Tournament, Says Ian Bishop
Former West Indies: Former West Indies fast bowler Ian Bishop has termed heavyweights Australia and England as the two standout form teams heading into the high-stakes semi-finals of the 2026 Women’s T20 World Cup, adding that adaptability to varying conditions for the knockouts will be the ultimate differentiator for any side looking to stop them from lifting the trophy.
Women’s T20 WC: The Women's Game Is A Standalone Thing And Is Growing, Says Ian Bishop
Former West Indies: Former West Indies fast bowler Ian Bishop firmly believes that women’s cricket has now established itself as a standalone product capable of drawing massive crowds despite competing with major global sporting events.
India Were Unfortunate With Injuries, But Need More Pacers, Power Hitters After T20 WC Exit, Says Bishop
T20 World Cup: Former West Indies fast bowler Ian Bishop believes that India must aggressively unearth more fast bowlers and inject more power into their batting lineup if they want to bridge the gap with six-time champions Australia, who sent them crashing out of the 2026 Women’s T20 World Cup.
IPL 2026: ‘Starc’s Brought Some Firepower With Him,’ Says Ian Bishop On DC Quick’s Comeback
Former West Indies: Former West Indies pacer Ian Bishop lauded Mitchell Starc’s impact on his return to the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2026, saying the Australian quick added much-needed ‘firepower’ to the Delhi Capitals’ bowling attack in their win over Rajasthan Royals.
'There Was Sufficient Evidence For That To Be Not Out': Bishop On Holder's Controversial Catch
Former West Indies: Former West Indies cricketer Ian Bishop has given his take on Jason Holder's controversial catch in the dismissal of Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) captain Rajat Patidar during the IPL clash against Gujarat Titans (GT), saying that there was sufficient evidence to rule it not out and the umpire must have taken a second look before making the final decision.
'They Need To Be More Proactive': Braithwaite Slams DC's Powerplay Strategy Vs PBKS
Former West Indies: Former West Indies all-rounder Carlos Brathwaite believes Delhi Capitals (DC) did not show enough proactiveness with the ball in the powerplay, allowing Punjab Kings (PBKS) to stay ahead in their record-breaking chase of 265 at the Arun Jaitley Stadium on Saturday.
Brathwaite Urges Caution In Handling Suryavanshi’s Meteoric Rise
Former West Indies: Former West Indies cricketer Carlos Brathwaite has called for a careful approach in managing teenage sensation Vaibhav Suryavanshi. He believes the young player should be developed gradually instead of being rushed into international cricket, especially after his impressive performances in the IPL.
'His Fielding Level Has Got To Go Up': Bishop Criticises Sundar After Kohli's Catch Drop
Former West Indies: Former West Indies cricketer Ian Bishop expressed concern over Washington Sundar’s fielding standards after the all-rounder dropped a crucial catch of Virat Kohli during the clash between Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) and Gujarat Titans (GT) at the M.Chinnaswamy Stadium on Friday, a moment that proved decisive in the outcome of the match.
Sudharsan Need To Step Up His Aggression Level: Ian Bishop
Former West Indies: Former West Indies cricketer Ian Bishop pointed out the lack of speed in Gujarat Titans opener batter Sai Sudharsan's after his breathtaking IPL century against Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) and stated that he needed to tep up his aggression level in his batting approach.
Former India Stars Laud U19 Team After Record Sixth World Cup Triumph
Former Indian cricketers, including Virat Kohli and Gautam Gambhir, congratulated the India U19 team after their 100-run win over England in the final, securing a record sixth U19 World Cup title powered by Vaibhav Sooryavanshi’s stunning 175.
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