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Virat Kohli’s consecutive centuries against South Africa sparked massive demand for Vizag ODI tickets, which sold out in minutes. Eyeing the 2027 World Cup, Kohli aims for another masterclass at a ground where he owns a superb ODI record.

As Mitchell Starc excels in his mid-30s, his career offers lessons for 31-year-old Jasprit Bumrah, often rested for workload management. Five strategies—like format specialization and maintaining rhythm—could help Bumrah prolong his peak and impact.

Virat Kohli returned to India’s ODI side with two consecutive centuries against South Africa. A viral video of an elderly woman celebrating his feat showed his impact, while his performances fueled talks of a key role in the 2027 World Cup.

Following two centuries against South Africa, Virat Kohli has reaffirmed his ODI dominance. Focused on this format with the 2027 World Cup ahead, his chances of surpassing Tendulkar’s 100 centuries depend on form, fitness, and the remaining matches.

Joe Root scored his first Test century in Australia, making 135* on Day 1 of the second Ashes Test. Teammate Zak Crawley called it a “flawless knock,” praising Root’s humility, while Australian pacer Mitchell Starc also lauded his brilliant innings.

England recovered from an early collapse to post 325/9 on Day 1 of the Pink-Ball Ashes Test, led by Joe Root’s unbeaten 135. Mitchell Starc shone for Australia with 6/71, overtaking Wasim Akram to become the top left-arm wicket-taker in Test cricket.

Joe Root ended years of scrutiny in Australia with his maiden Test century in the Ashes 2025. Overcoming a horror start and the "Average Joe" taunt, his resilient innings in Brisbane anchored England and marked a career-defining breakthrough.

Joe Root ends his long wait for a Test century in Australia with a brilliant ton in Brisbane, silencing critics and cementing his status as one of cricket’s all-time greats with Sachin Tendulkar in sight.

Ahead of the Ashes 2025 Pink-Ball Test, Iceland Cricket joked Crawley would bag a third duck after his Perth pair. Crawley struck 76, rescuing England from early collapse, prompting Iceland Cricket to quip they had “motivated” him.

Australian veteran Mitchell Starc becomes the highest wicket-taking left-arm pacer in Test history, surpassing Wasim Akram with 415 wickets, aiming to climb further on the all-time list.