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  • 'Reaching finals is no joke': Experts back Lakshya Sen despite All England heartbreak | EXCLUSIVE March 11, 2026
    Lakshya Sen once again fell short in the All England Open final, losing to Lin Chun-yi. This marks India's continued 25-year wait for a men's singles champion at the prestigious event. Despite reaching multiple finals, experts believe Sen's consistent presence at this level is a significant achievement, highlighting his strong mental and physi […]
  • My performance will motivate youngsters: Ishan Kishan March 11, 2026
    Ishan Kishan, once dropped from central contracts, has made a remarkable comeback, playing a key role in India's T20 World Cup victory. Despite a personal tragedy just before the final, he delivered a stellar performance, showcasing his resilience and dedication. His journey serves as an inspiration for aspiring cricketers from Bihar and beyond.
  • Reset or continuity? Gambhir and Agarkar face big calls after T20 WC triumph March 11, 2026
    India's T20 triumph in 2024 validates Gambhir and Agarkar's tough selection calls, prioritizing team ethos over individual stardom. With the 2028 LA Olympics and T20 World Cup on the horizon, the duo faces the challenge of maintaining this philosophy, especially as they shift focus to the upcoming ODI World Cup. Their commitment to principles will […]
  • ‘That was the turning point’: Gambhir reveals moment that changed India’s campaign March 11, 2026
    India head coach Gautam Gambhir identified Sanju Samson's 97 against West Indies as the turning point in their 2026 ICC Men's T20 World Cup victory. Gambhir emphasised Samson's calm under pressure boosted team belief, contributing to their third title win on home soil. He also highlighted the team's fearless, impact-driven approach and ad […]
  • Stuck in India for more than a week, Windies players finally head home March 11, 2026
    Travel disruptions after the T20 World Cup left teams like West Indies stranded in India due to West Asia airspace closures linked to the Israel–Iran conflict. With ICC charter flights delayed, Cricket West Indies arranged commercial flights to send players and staff home. Zimbabwe also faced similar issues and will return to Harare via Addis Ababa.

 


 

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