Cricket Legacy News

Here's a look at two of Indian cricket's most spectacular years. In 2016, Virat Kohli set an impossible standard for batting across all formats. Now, a decade later, Shubman Gill is having a year that seems to be echoing that very same benchmark.

In the rich tapestry of Indian cricket, some names echo through generations, not just for individual brilliance but for the remarkable continuation of a legacy. Here is a look those unique father-son duos, and even trios, where the passion for the game transcended bloodlines, leading both parent and child to don the prestigious Indian cap.

New Zealand’s esteemed cricketer Kane Williamson, a member of the original Fab Four (with Kohli, Root, Smith), has unveiled his picks for the next generation of all-format stars set to shape the future of international cricket.   

Pant, now 25 and on the path to recovery after a life-threatening car crash, expressed confusion regarding the comparisons.

In the dynamic world of women's cricket, few names resonate with power, prowess, and trailblazing achievements as prominently as Deandra Dottin. From her groundbreaking century in the T20 International arena to her critical role in West Indies' triumphs on the global stage, Dottin's cricketing journey is a narrative of resilience, dominance, and unparalleled impact. As we unravel the layers of her illustrious career, we delve into the mind of the self-proclaimed "World Boss" and explore her transition from track and field athletics to becoming a cricket phenomenon. Beyond the cricket pitch, we also touch upon her recent retirement announcement and her notable presence in the Women's Cricket Super League auction. Join us in this exploration of the extraordinary career of Deandra Dottin – a name that reverberates in the echelons of women's cricket history.