The veteran and lanky pacer of the Indian cricket team, Ishant Sharma, has explained the growth of the country's pace bowling unit under the leadership of Virat Kohli as the video went viral around the social media platforms.
A look at the top five bowling performances from the seventh round and the final group-stage clash of the 2025/26 season of tje Vijay Hazare Trophy (VHT), which saw some breathetaking bowling.
Virat Kohli turns 37 today. Social media platforms are flooding with 'Happy Birthday Virat Kohli' posts. Active cricketers, former cricketers, IPL franchises, and cricket-loving fans... all wished the legend of Indian cricket on this special day.
During his recent podcast appearance, Ishant Sharma shared several notable insights, reflecting on his cricketing journey, personal challenges, and memorable moments, offering fans a deeper understanding of his experiences and perspectives both on and off the field.
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Ishant Sharma recently featured in a Raj Shamani podcast, where he discussed openly various topics of cricket, precisely Indian cricket. During the conversation, the star pacer was asked who is the most exciting young batter in Indian cricket. Sharma, without making any delay, named Yashasvi Jaiswal as the most talented young batter Indian cricket currently has.
Watch the video where the former right-arm pacer of the Indian cricket team, Ishant Sharma, has revealed that the fans show their bias towards the unselected players and hardly speak about those who get selected for a series or tournament.
September 2, 1988- birthday of Indian pacer Ishant Sharma, who was once considered the successor of Zaheer Khan. The 6 ft 4 inch tall bowler with long hair and smooth bowling action was meant to be a fast bowler who played over 100 Test matches for India.
Ishant playing for Delhi was bowling to Virat Kohli of Royal Challengers Bengaluru. Virat had hit back to back sixes to Ishant and followed it up with a cheeky smile.
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Jasprit Bumrah took his 50th Test wicket in England, becoming the first Indian to do so. He’s now close to beating Ishant Sharma and Wasim Akram’s records with just a few more wickets.
Short inlength, aggressive, on the body. Ishan Sharma delivered one of the most memorable spells as a fast bowler in the history of India's Test cricket. Ishant's 7-wicket haul destroyed Alastair Cook's struggling England and broke the jinx at the Lord's cricket ground.
It is not my job to announce the winner
Rohit Sharma on being asked if England were rightly awarded the World Cup title in 2019
