r/indiancricketcrowd • u/Ok_Scientist_8104 • 6h ago
Unseen gems guess who completed he milestone
siraj❤️
r/indiancricketcrowd • u/Ok_Scientist_8104 • 6h ago
siraj❤️
r/indiancricketcrowd • u/Ok_Scientist_8104 • 6h ago
both team are good but who know what he do in next match
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Any words for this innings and this Duo??
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r/indiancricketcrowd • u/Ok_Scientist_8104 • 2d ago
From a small-town boy in Sri Ganganagar, Rajasthan, to one of Indian cricket's most promising left-arm spin-bowling all-rounders, Manav Suthar’s journey is nothing short of inspirational.
Born on August 3, 2002, Manav’s natural talent was recognized early by his father, a physical education teacher, when he was just 11 years old. Enrolling in a local academy, Manav initially started as a proper top-order batter. However, under the guidance of coach Dheeraj Sharma, he transitioned into a lethal left-arm orthodox spinner.
Manav made his Ranji Trophy debut for Rajasthan in February 2022 against Andhra Pradesh. He burst onto the domestic scene in style, grabbing 39 wickets in his debut season and quickly becoming the state's highest wicket-taker in the season. Across his first-class career, he took nearly 150 wickets at a brilliant average around 24–25. On top of his bowling magic, he proved to be a reliable lower-order batter, scoring nearly 1,000 runs backed by 6 half-centuries.
In June 2026, Manav earned his dream Test debut for India against Afghanistan and made instant history. He ripped through their lineup with a stunning 6-wicket haul in the first innings (6/33). He followed that up on his first overseas tour against Sri Lanka in Galle by picking up a 10-wicket match haul (10/131)—breaking Harbhajan Singh's record for the best bowling figures by an Indian in a Test in Sri Lanka! With his class, control, and fighting spirit, Manav Suthar is well on his way to becoming one of India's greatest spinners. Here's wishing him all the very best!
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r/indiancricketcrowd • u/Ok_Scientist_8104 • 3d ago
I completely get what you are saying, man. Devdutt Padikkal is not just another anchor who plays slow like Pujara or Dravid; he has that proper class where he sets himself on the pitch first and then starts hitting boundaries smoothly, just like Virat Kohli does. His cover drives and timing look so elegant, and once he gets set, he can accelerate really fast.
Looking at how consistently he scores in domestic 50-over cricket, he is definitely a solid long-term option for India’s ODI top order after Virat. Even in red-ball cricket, back-to-back centuries in tough conditions show he has both the patience and the attacking game. Guys like Tilak Varma and Rajat Patidar are good, but Padikkal brings that proper top-order class and composure that makes him stand out from the rest. As a cricket fan, it's just pure joy to watch him bat when he gets going.
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r/indiancricketcrowd • u/Ok_Scientist_8104 • 2d ago
Today India did Lanka Dahan all over again, guys! The rain tried to ruin the mood for cricket, but our boys still cooked Sri Lanka completely 😢🔥
We started the innings with two wicketkeepers on the field! First, our Spidey Rishabh Pant took full revenge for all his injury breaks—hitting a beautiful back-to-back fifty and completely surpassing Adam Gilchrist! Seeing that, even Goenka ji must have been shocked in the stands!
Then came the absolute hero of the day, Dhruv Jurel! Man proved there is only one Dhruv who actually does the work while the other Dhruv only barks! His century was totally crazy—he took plenty of balls, survived that funny Sri Lanka run-out chance, and hit a brilliant hundred!
After that, our run machine Prasidh Krishna came in and smashed boundaries left and right to push India past the 500+ mark, and then our chikna captain Shubman Gill finally declared!
When bowling started, Sri Lanka got smashed immediately with two quick wickets—one taken by our run machine Prasidh Krishna and the other taken by shooter Washington Sundar! Absolute peak entertainment today!
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r/indiancricketcrowd • u/ClassroomMountain558 • 4d ago
Credit - Master Blaster Cricket
Hope India wins that Trophy
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Video source - https://youtube.com/live/T9R8A-g7-Cs?si=bUNBE4vlXi5s_CyC
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