
Cricket’s biggest icons reunite as Legends League Cricket 2026 kicks off
Legends League Cricket 2026 brings back iconic stars like Chris Gayle, Yusuf Pathan, and Suresh Raina, promising thrilling action.

Legends League Cricket 2026 brings back iconic stars like Chris Gayle, Yusuf Pathan, and Suresh Raina, promising thrilling action.

Chasing a record 254, 21-year-old Jacob Bethell stroked his maiden T20I century against a world-class Indian attack. Here is the complete list of the fastest hundreds in T20 World Cup history

Discover the top 3 batters with the highest strike rates in ICC Men’s T20 World Cup history.

Gurugram Thunders face Maharashtra Tycoons in Match 7 of the World Legends Pro T20 League 2026 in Goa, with Thunders chasing their first win and Tycoons aiming to extend their strong start.

Over the nine editions of the Men’s T20 World Cup played so far, batters have delivered many outstanding performances. As the new edition approaches, we take a look back at the five highest individual scores in the history of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup.

The former legendary West Indies opening batter, Chris Gayle, won the social media with his funny breakdancing moves as the special video goes viral on his social media platforms which attracted massive interaction.

Chris Gayle started 2026 with a viral ‘Phuckry Gwan’ dance at a Caribbean carnival, delighting fans with his trademark energy and fun-loving style.

The Indian Heaven Premier League (IHPL), a T20 event in Jammu and Kashmir, came to a sudden halt after organisers reportedly vanished, leaving behind unpaid hotel bills and confusion among players and staff.

Chris Gayle, known as the 'Universal Boss,' on this day created a record that is still untouched. During an Indian Premier League match, the batter touched the landmark. Five years ago on October 30, the big man from Jamaica hit his 1000th T20 six of his career, which, to date, remains untouched.

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