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Suryakumar Yadav Catch Controversy: Truth Behind 'Misplaced' Boundary Cushion Out | Cricket News
NDTV· 2 days agoThe stunning grab from Suryakumar at the boundary line was so close that it has led to several...
Watch: Rohit Sharma wins hearts by kissing Hardik Pandya on his cheek after T20 World Cup final -...
CNBC TV18· 4 days agoDefending 177, Pandya was the pick of the bowlers as he returned with figures of 3-0-20-3, which...
How South Africa choked yet again, this time, with victory in its jaws! | Cricket News - Times of...
The Times of India· 4 days agoKlaasen was batting on 49 at the end of the 15th over, he had swashbuckling David Miller on the...
Suryakumar Yadav's Stunning Catch That Clinched T20 World Cup 2024 Title For India - Watch | Cricket...
NDTV· 5 days agoIndia needed to defend 16 runs in the final over but South Africa still had the explosive David ...
T20 World Cup 2024 | Markram’s South Africa can be proud of its stirring World Cup campaign
The Hindu· 3 days agoSmith, moist eyes and a tremulous voice, handled that question with grace and subsequently explained...
Hardik Pandya scripts history, tops ICC T20I all-rounders' rankings
Livemint· 21 hours agoThe 30-year-old, who handed telling blows to South Africa in the T20 World Cup final on July 29 by...
Battle of the under-achievers in New York
Cricbuzz· 2 days agoSri Lankans and South Africans have fond memories of 2014. In Dubai on March 1 that year the latter's team beat Pakistan in the men's under-19 World Cup ...
Sehwag in disbelief, Karthik calls 'greatest' in final: How cricketers reacted to Suryakumar Yadav's...
Hindustan Times· 4 days agoThe moment proved decisive as South Africa lost the match by 7 runs, with India lifting the title...
"Cushion Had Moved But...": South Africa Great Shaun Pollock On Suryakumar Yadav's Catch In Final |...
NDTV· 3 days agoThe India star's spectacular effort on the boundary rope to denySouth Africa batter David Miller a...
For South Africa, and those who know what they know
ESPN· 6 days agoThis phrase was made famous by UFC champion Dricus du Plessis, turned into a song by Afrikaans pop sensation Kurt Darren, used as a mantra by the world champion Springboks, and is now a < ...
