Legendary Indian opener Virender Sehwag is surely the hardest hitter the international cricketing world has ever seen. He scored 8,586 runs in 104 Test matches and scored 8,273 runs in 251 ODI matches in his career spanning from 1999 to 2013. Retired Pakistani batsman Shahid “Boom Boom” Afridi and West Indian legendary batsman Chris Gayle … Read more
The death of iconic Australian batsman Phillip Hughes is undoubtedly the most tragic death in cricket stadiums. He died from a deadly bouncer by Sean Abbott at the Sheffield Shield match on 25th November 2014. Former English cricketer Wilf Slack, who died in 1986, and former Pakistani spinner Wasim Raja, who died in 2006, also … Read more
Indian left-hand all-rounder Shikhar Dhawan is truly a cricketer who is known for his iconic mustache. And not just his fashion sense; fans also love this player for his attitude on and off-field. Legendary former Australian cricketers Merv Hughes and David Boon also deserve their mentions among the most famous cricketers with mustaches. It is fair to … Read more
The 270-run innings from legendary batsman Don Bradman against England at Melbourne in 1936 is undoubtedly the best Test batting innings of all time. He helped the Australian team to win the match with a record of 365 runs. Brian Lara’s 153 not out innings against Australia in 1998 and Graham Gooch’s 154 not out … Read more
Legendary Australian cricketer and former captain of the nation Adam Gilchrist is surely the greatest wicketkeeper the cricketing world has ever seen. He recorded 379 catches and 37 stumps in international Test cricket and 417 catches and 55 stumps in ODI. Retired Sri Lankan cricketer Kumar Sangakkara and Indian cricketer MS Dhoni also deserve mentions … Read more
Legendary Sri Lankan off-spinner Muttiah Muralitharan is surely the greatest spinner the cricketing world has ever seen. He achieved 800 Test wickets and 534 ODI wickets during his career. Besides, he achieved a 10-wicket haul a record 22 times in Test cricket. Former Australian spinner Shane Warne and Indian spinner Anil Kumble also deserve their … Read more
Retired Indian skipper MS Dhoni is undoubtedly the most successful captain the cricketing world has ever seen. Under his captaincy, India won the prestigious ICC World Cup. Besides, he recorded 15 overseas test wins for his nation. Legendary Australian cricketer Ricky Ponting and Kiwi star cricketer Stephen Fleming also deserve their mentions among the most … Read more
Legendary retired West Indian bowler Curtly Ambrose is now widely considered the greatest pacer the cricketing world has ever seen. He took 405 wickets in 98 Test matches and took another 225 wickets in 176 ODI matches he ever played in his career between 1988 and 2022. Pakistani left-hand pacer Wasim Akram and Australian bowler … Read more
Pakistani pacer Mohammad Irfan, with his 7 feet 1 inch (2.16 meters) height, is surely the tallest cricketer ever to grace the field. He represented the Pakistani national cricket team in 4 Test matches and 60 ODI matches. Legendary West Indian pacer Joel Garner and Australian pacer Peter George, with their 6 feet 8 inches … Read more
ICC Cricket World Cup is undoubtedly the biggest cricket tournament in the world. Since 1975, this international tournament has seen several winners, such as Australia, England, and India. The ICC Champions Trophy and the ICC T20 World Cup also deserve their place among the most popular cricket tournaments right now. Over the years, this game … Read more