Indian Cricket History

Indian Spin Quartet - The story of India's fab four spinners

Turning back the pages of cricket’s glorious history, India has routinely produced the greatest of spinners.The birth of the Spin Quartet B.S. Bedi, E.A.S. Prasanna, B.S. Chandrasekhar and S. Venkataraghavan changed Indian cricket forever.

Javagal Srinath – The Trendsetter Of The 90s Era

Javagal Srinath – Hardly there is anyone who doesn't know about this pacer from Mysore, Karnataka. Fondly known as Mysore Express, Srinath was the fastest Indian bowler to reach 200,250 and 300 wickets in ODI cricket.

Gundappa Vishwanath – An Artist Of Epitome Greatness

Born in Mysore, Karnataka Gundappa Vishwanath had played cricket for Karnataka before his playing at the international level. 91 tests 6080 runs 41.93 average with 14 centuries and 35 half-centuries, Here we take a look back at his career.

Greatest All-Time Test XI Of India

Throughout the long cricketing history Team India has produced many great players, let us take a look at the greatest test XI of Team India of All-Time.

Greatest Left-Handed Batsman In Indian Cricket History

Team India has been dominated by the right handed batsman throughout its long cricketing history. Here we take a look at the top five greatest left-handed batsman in Indian Cricket History.

Flashback to One of the greatest One-day games in Indian Cricket History

13th July 2002, will be written in the history book with the golden words as team India had played one of the greatest games of cricket the natwest trophy final 2002.

1983 World Cup- An Unexpected & Miraculous Ending

1983 World Cup is still regarded as one of the most astonishing tournaments in terms of the final outcome in the history of cricket. India came up as the underdog and this World Cup finally marked the rise of Indian Cricket.

When Mansur Ali Khan Pataudi became the youngest test captain ever

One of the most dramatic stories for any Indian cricketers is the story of Mansur Ali Khan, also known as the Nawab of Pataudi Junior. On 23rd March 1962, Pataudi became the youngest test captain ever at the age of 21 years and 77 days.

Ganguly’s brilliant ton took India to World Cup final

On 20th March 2003, India faced Kenya in the 2nd semi-final of the 2003 World Cup. Ganguly scored 107 and stopped Kenya's run in world cup. Ganguly hundred was his fourth century in the World Cup matches.

Celebrating the perfect world cup win in Indian Cricket History

On 2nd April 2011, India lifted the World Cup after 28 years and that moment was the biggest moment of Indian Cricket history.

Best Moments in Indian Cricket History 

Indian cricket team is the most followed cricket team in this world. Here are the best moments from the history that led Indian Team Here