Top Stories: Things that made news in the cricket world today

I will get married once Afghanistan win the World Cup: Rashid Khan

• In a short span, the leg-spinner rose to fame and his bowling variations led him to become one of the best in the modern era.
• He often has been compared with former Pakistan skipper Shahid Afridi, who also used to bowl with a significant amount of pace.
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‘We both were sleeping on the floor’ – Gautam Gambhir recalls the experience of sharing a room with MS Dhoni

• Former Indian captain MS Dhoni and former batsman Gautam Gambhir share a good camaraderie with each other.
• The Delhi based-star has been the fulcrum of the Indian batting line-up in the captaincy of MS Dhoni.
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Aakash Chopra picks top six fielders that India has ever produced, puts Virat Kohli at No.6 spot

• The increased fitness levels reaped profits as India’s fielding standards also notched up with time.
• The Men in Blue, at present, is equipped with some of the best fielders at the international stage.
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I seriously doubt that you’ll find anyone who didn’t get along with MS Dhoni: Graeme Smith

• The former India skipper earned many accolades for his impressive captaincy stint with Team India.
• Former Sri Lanka captain Kumar Sangakkara also had good words to say about Dhoni as well as Ganguly.
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Sourav Ganguly came to Sri Lankan dressing room after his on-field spat with Russel Arnold: Kumar Sangakkara

• The world witnessed a heated exchanged between Sourav Ganguly and Russel Arnold in the 2002 Champions Trophy final at Colombo.
• No cricket fanatic can forget the sight of an infuriated Ganguly getting into Arnold’s face for reminding him to not run on the pitch.
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‘I don’t expect you to just play well against Australia, I expect you to win’ – Sourav Ganguly shares a message to Virat Kohli

• The world is eagerly waiting for India to lock horns with Australia in a four-match Test series Down Under.
• The Warner-Smith duo didn’t brace the field in the 2018-19 series because of their ball-tampering ban.
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