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 | Satire Saturday | Captain Kohli is right, there's nothing alarming in Adelaide's 36 as Indian cricket transcends all So when do me panic? We panic in unfavorable scenarios. We panic in situations when the things we can manage become unmanageable. How do we manage the overflow of a river? We build dams. But release the water when it's too much. How do teams fight back from worst of situations?
Harshit Anand |
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 | What if Wednesday | What if MS Dhoni retired from Tests after 2012 England humiliation MS Dhoni never faced as much pressure as captain as when India were whitewashed in England and Australia respectively in 2011/12 and after the home drubbing against England. Despite that, he sailed through all the losses and continued as captain till the 2014/15 Aussie tour. But what if he didn't?
Harshit Anand |
 | What if Wednesday | What if MS Dhoni didn’t get injured ahead of 2014 Australia series India and Australia have given so many moments to cherish for cricket fans of both the countries, with some unbelievable performances taking the centrestage. The 21st century rivalry has cut the behemoth in a magical fashion, yet few moments hold up for its sheer magic. Bastab K Parida |
 | Throwback Thursday | Spirited India produce ultimate team effort to clinch 2008 CB series title Welcome to the series where we present you a moment, a game in history that has shaped the way the sport has been played, in our weekly segment ‘Throwback Thursday.' This week we reminisce about the second final of the 2008 CB series, where India created history by conquering Aussie-land. Anirudh Suresh |
 | Satire Saturday | ICC to introduce ‘fifth umpire’ following complaint about third-umpire incompetency ‘WHY DO WE NEED A FIFTH UMPIRE?’ yells an old man out of touch with the game, at the ICC headquarters in Dubai, as he slams the lid of his laptop onto the keyboard upon reading an email he just received. Anirudh Suresh |
 | Satire Saturday | How ‘My hero’ MS Dhoni’s new routine dissuaded me from supporting CSK In this edition of Satire Saturday, we closely go through the journey of how I stopped watching Chennai Super Kings matches - not because of their poor form, but because of the attitude that their skipper MS Dhoni has shown this season, making statements that I didn’t except to hear from him. Deepak Yadav |
 | Overreaction Monday ft Mohammed ‘T20’ Siraj, CSK’s spark and Mumbai-Delhi IPL final We are back, as usual, as expected with the long list of bizarre comments that cricketers, the Twitter world and the commentators have made and this week isn’t any different. With the IPL heating up for a grand-stand finish, let us look at how the entire cricketing world has exploded. Aakash Sivasubramaniam |
 | Satire Saturday | BCCI implements WWE-like gimmicks for persona management All hell breaks loose after MS Dhoni engages in a brawl with umpire in one of the games as BCCI is devastated with the fact that Dhoni bashing takes center stage and not the record IPL viewership. In view of this, BCCI decides to step in and take the matter into its hands as it knows no other way.
Harshit Anand |
 | What if Wednesday | What if CSK and RR were not banned in 2016 and 2017 season In one of the great blips to the fantastic IPL narrative, Chennai Super Kings and Rajasthan Royals - powered by two star-studded line-up and helmed by two of the greatest icons of Indian cricket - were banned for a couple of years. It gave rise to a conjuring narrative that could’ve been otherwise. Bastab K Parida |
 | Twitter reacts to Chris Morris and Virat Kohli helping RCB register their biggest victory against CSK All-stars aligned right in their favour, with Virat Kohli scoring a scintillating 90 off just 52 deliveries, with 4 fours and 6 sixes. In the second half of the innings, Morris alongside Sundar ensured that CSK neither got the start nor the finish, as they registered their biggest victory. SportsCafe Desk |
