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Feeling Of Being In A Temple And Seeing God Came While Hitting Test Ton At Lord's: Yastika Bhatia
ODI World Cup: Two months ago, Yastika Bhatia stood at Mahakaal, one of India's most revered temples, to offer her prayers before making her long-awaited international cricket comeback in May, coming after spending nearly 18 months on the sidelines after suffering an ACL injury.
That knee injury picked up during the fag end of India’s preparatory camp for the 2025 ODI World Cup in Visakhapatnam took her to surgery and, subsequently, hours of rehab, as she saw India win the trophy at home and even miss out on WPL 2026.
Though the script didn’t pan out in the way she wanted in the T20 World Cup and preceding series against England, including her batting positions being shuffled, Yastika touched down at her home in Vadodara earlier this week with something she will be forever associated with – the first-ever women’s batter to hit a Test century at Lord’s.
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‘Won’t Change My Style Of Playing Just To Score A Century’: Yastika Reveals Mindset Behind Historic Lord's Ton
Baroda Cricket Association: India wicketkeeper-batter Yastika Bhatia says she never allowed the prospect of a maiden Test century to alter the way she batted during her historic innings at Lord's, insisting that sticking to India's aggressive brand of cricket mattered more than personal milestones.
'I Use Setbacks, Challenges As Fuels To Come Back Stronger,' Says Yastika On Her Comeback Journey
Baroda Cricket Association: India wicketkeeper-batter Yastika Bhatia said that the months she spent away from cricket with a serious knee injury reshaped her mindset, teaching her patience, resilience and an unwavering belief in the process.
Lord’s Win Proves It’s Time To Expand Women’s Test Schedule: Niranjana Nagarajan
Niranjana Nagarajan: India's historic 270-run victory over England in the first-ever women’s Test match played at Lord’s will go down as a watershed moment that will permanently shift how women's red-ball cricket is perceived globally, said former India pace-bowling all-rounder Niranjana Nagarajan.
One-off Test: Kranti’s Lord's Prophecy Comes True With Iconic Honours Board Entry
Kranti Gaud: Just days before India's one-off Test against England at Lord's, Kranti Gaud spoke of a dream shared by every fast bowler walking into the Home of Cricket. In a video now shared by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), the pacer revealed how she, along with all the bowlers on her side, wished to have their name on the historic Test honours board and script history.
MCA Unveils Honours Board For Sports Journalists At Wankhede Stadium
The Mumbai Cricket Association: The Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) on Wednesday unveiled a special Honours Board dedicated to Mumbai’s sports journalists at the Balasaheb Thackeray Press Box inside the iconic Wankhede Stadium.
Pant Will Go Down As Greatest Wicketkeeper If..: Manoj Tiwari
Manoj Tiwari: Former India cricketer Manoj Tiwari was full of praise for team India vice-captain Rishabh Pant and believes if he continues his own unique style of cricket, he will go down as the greatest wicketkeeper in history.
Bumrah Credits Learnings From Last England Tour For Fifer At Lord's
Jasprit Bumrah: India pacer Jasprit Bumrah said that learnings from the last England tour helped him to make the best use of conditions that resulted in a five-wicket haul in the third Test against England at Lord's.
I'm Willing To Give My Blood For This Team And Continue Working Hard: Kagiso Rabada
World Test Championship: South Africa pacer Kagiso Rabada, who was instrumental in Proteas' five-wicket win over Australia in the World Test Championship (WTC) final at Lord's last week, said that he is willing to put his body on the line for the tea.
Rabada And Jansen Have Worked Well Together Now For A Few Years: Ponting On SA's Bowling Prowess
ICC World Test Championship: Former Australia captain Ricky Ponting heaped praise on South Africa's formidable pace duo of Kagiso Rabada and Marco Jansen for dismantling Australia's batting line-up on the opening day of the ICC World Test Championship (WTC) final at Lord's.
'Leader Of The Attack' Rabada Receives High Praise From Teammates Ahead Of WTC Final
World Test Championship Final: South African pace spearhead Kagiso Rabada received high praise ahead of the World Test Championship Final against defending champions Australia at Lord's. His teammates believe that no fast bowler can be compared to him and called the 30-year-old right-arm pacer "the leader of their bowling attack".
Glamorgan Sign Asitha Fernando For Seven Games Of County Championship 2025
Glamorgan County Cricket Club: Glamorgan County Cricket Club have signed Sri Lanka pacer Asitha Fernando for the first seven County Championship games of the 2025 season subject to a No-Objection Certificate from Sri Lanka Cricket. Fernando, who made his Test debut against South Africa in January 2021, has played 21 Tests and has scalped 72 wickets while in 15 ODIs, the pacer has bagged 13 dismissals.
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