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In India, cricket is not just a game — it’s a heartbeat, a religion, and a full-time emotion. But what makes Indian cricket truly magical is not just the sixes, wickets, or records. It’s the superstitions — not of the players, but of the fans themselves. You’ve seen it. You’ve done it. Not changing your…

In a sport often romanticized as the "gentleman’s game," cricket carries within it a psychological battlefield hidden between overs, buried under polite handshakes — sledging. Sledging is the art of verbal warfare in cricket — delivered with wit, sarcasm, provocation, or intimidation, aimed at unsettling the opponent’s concentration. While many debate whether it belongs in…

Tennis cricket — the heart-pounding, high-energy version of cricket played with a soft or taped tennis ball — is a grassroots revolution in India. Played on narrow streets, open maidans, school compounds, and floodlit village grounds, it’s where passion meets power — minus the red ball and TV cameras. Across India, from Navi Mumbai to…