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Mohammad Shami, India's legendary fast bowler, retired from Tests after an illustrious career marked by record-breaking wicket hauls, exceptional strike rates, and inspiring performances in domestic and international cricket.
While modern women’s cricket in India thrives through the Women’s Premier League, pioneering players like Shantha Rangaswamy and Diana Eduljee laid its vital foundation by playing India’s historic first Test match in October 1976.
Despite securing fourth place with eighty-five medals at the Asian Games, India's overall performance was below par, highlighting significant flaws in preparation, training, and sports administration ahead of the 2028 Olympics.
Former England fast bowler John Snow, who recently turned eighty-five, was a formidable, aggressive cricketer, renowned poet, and key architect of numerous Test victories despite several on-field controversies throughout his colourful career.
Harmanpreet Kaur stepping down as India’s women’s cricket captain marks the end of a glorious era, defined by her trailblazing batting, international success, and instilling a fearless winning belief in the national side.
While India won cricket golds and ODIs, the Irani Cup showcased promising J&K bowlers Sunil Kumar and Lone Nasir, and Karnataka batsman Ravichandran Smaran, highlighting their grit.
India narrowly beat Japan in a reduced T20 match, aided by a controversial rescinded wide call. Critics questioned India's pressure on the umpire to reverse his decision.
Pakistan's tour was disappointing, but debutant Razaullah Meshwani entertained with an 81-ball 81, showcasing exciting talent amid team changes.
This year's Duleep Trophy featured high-quality cricket with zonal teams, attracting spectators and reaffirming its role as a platform for emerging talent.
Smriti Mandhana is now the highest run-scorer in women’s international cricket, surpassing Mithali Raj. Her prolific career includes numerous records and a consistent, elegant style across all formats.
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