In a BIG Bash League (BBL) match between Adelaide Strikers and Sydney Sixers, Adelaide’s Travis Head stunned one and all with his six hitting masterclass. Chasing a total of 176 ...
In a series started by Star Sports India, From The Stump Mic, some of the finest comedians from India got together to dub funny on-field videos. The video shared below ...
1) When Kieron Pollard Taped His Mouth In The Indian Premier League (IPL) Kieron Pollard entertained his fans by taping his mouth, in protest against the umpire who told him ...
1) Kumar Sangakkara bids adieu to international cricket One of the gre- atest batsmen in cricket history, Kumar Sangakkara played his last international match in the Test series against India. ...
You might have seen the video shared below 10-15 times before, but it will still make you laugh. India’s fast bowler S Sreesanth, who was banned by the BCCI after ...
In the recently concluded Test match between South Africa and England, which England won, English wicketkeeper Jonny Bairstow missed a simple stumping chance to give another life to South Africa’s ...
In an IPL match between Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) and Delhi Daredevils (DD), the speed-o-meter shocked one and all when it showed Morne Morkel’s delivery at 173.9 km/h. We can ...
Gautam Gambhir became a victim of a very careless run-out in the quarter-final of the recently concluded Vijay Hazare trophy. Gambhir, who was batting brilliantly on 20, showed a bit ...
Hobart Hurricanes’ dasher Dan Christian smashed a 117m six off Luke Feldman’s bowling. Many believe that this is the biggest six of Big Bash League 2015 (BBL 2015). It was an extraordinary ...
MS Dhoni is known for trolling his teammates during live matches. From giving hilarious instructions to Ravindra Jadeja to imitating Manoj Tiwary in between the overs, MS Dhoni keeps entertaining ...
New Zealand’s opening batsman Martin Guptill played a scintillating knock against Sri Lanka in the second ODI of the ongoing series. Guptill, who is the only New Zealand batsman to ...
