A brief exchange between Harsha Bhogle and Michael Vaughan has reignited debate around the true health of Indian cricket. What began as a celebratory statement quickly turned into a familiar argument about formats,

Vaibhav Suryavanshi continued a stunning start to his career by smashing 175 in Indias 100-run win over England in the Under-19 Cricket World Cup final; the 14-year-old made his runs off just 80 balls as India amassed 411-9 batting first in Harare,

HARARE, Zimbabwe (AP) — Teenage cricket prodigy Vaibhav Suryavanshi enhanced his growing reputation by scoring a stunning 175 off 80 balls for India against England in the men's Under-19 World Cup final.

"I'm happy to reach that milestone and hopefully can make it to 7000," the legspinner joked

Sooryavanshi, who scored a majestic 175 from 80 balls in the final against England and was subsequently crowned Player of the Tournament, is joined by compatriots Kanishk Chouhan and Henil Patel in the 12-strong squad.

The Indian team registered a brilliant win against the USA in their first game of the ongoing T20 World Cup 2026. Posting a target of 162 runs, the Men in Blue defeated the USA by 29 runs, and registered their first win of the tournament.

England begin their 2026 ICC T20 World Cup campaign against Nepal at Mumbai's Wankhede Stadium on Sunday, February 8, with the spotlight firmly on captain Harry Brook. The Group C opener starts at 3pm local time (09:30 GMT) and gives England an immediate chance to set the tone in Indian conditions.

The story of Afghan refugee Zainullah Ihsan, who is going to the T20 World Cup with Scotland three years after his first net session.