Cup in one hand and control in other

Cricket’s financial engine, India, ended its title drought and tightened its vice-like grip on the game’s governance, but its tough stance on not visiting Pakistan has put next year’s Champions Trophy across the border in jeopardy. put in danger. June when the country that boasts the world’s richest T20 league won the Men’s World Cup in the format under the impressive captaincy of Rohit Sharma. They remained unbeaten in the group stageVars remained unbeaten in the semi-finals, where they demolished England’s title defense with a comprehensive victory. His fast bowlers led India to their second T20 World Cup title. Rohit and Kohli immediately quit T20 Internationals and Suryakumar Yadav inherited India’s captaincy in the format. India thus ended their barren run in international competitions, but their 12-year streak of not losing a Test series on home soil was broken.. After a shock 3-0 whitewash at the hands of New Zealand and a run to the following year’s World Test Championship (WTC) final, however, their fans did not have to wallow in grief for long. Stand-in captain Jasprit Bumrah produced a memorable victory against Australia in the series opener in Perth, epitomized by the ball. ‘Daddy Century’ by opener Yashvi Jaiswal. ’ suggested that he is ready to inherit Kohli’s responsibility at the center of the batting.