What the Duck : Season 1

Most people first settle down and then hit a six, but he first hits a six and then settles down. So was the case when Vikram was at the receiving end of Sehwag’s banter. Catch Viru take on Vikram, as they share memories of frolic and fun!

The Master Blaster recollects his practice sessions with Harbhajan while speaking about why he used to move his head so often while taking stance. He also brings forward his ‘silent’ treatment to Ajay Jadeja when they faced each other in a competitive match in Haryana. The little master also talks about his mentor Nelson Mandela; revealing that whenever Mandela came to see Sachin bat, he would go on to score a century! Smiles will be delivered all over your face as Sachin brings out a side of hi

Whether it was taking charge of the last over of the match or getting hit by a Jelly Bean in Trent bridge, Zaheer Khan took stride in all the challenges he was a part off. He recalls that he resorted to facing the strongest member from the opposite team as he firmly believed that if you have to sink a ship, you have to get to the captain. He also brings to the table his cordial relationship with South African counterpart Graeme Smith & his Australian rival Matthew Hayden. From being embarrassed

The left arm seamer speaks about how he started his career and also about his weighty love for food and homemade Biryanis. He also tries to come up with an advertising script for his brand of condiments and masalas which warrants a laughter spree. Also, he reveals why Pakistani cricketers hate him to the moon and back.

From taking out his frustration on his toothbrush when things don’t go his way to leading his IPL team on the pitch, Gambhir is never short of emotions. The Indian opener who is a Sylvester Stallone Fan, calls his favorite bat “Rocky Balboa” as he is truly inspired & motivated by the movie series and also uses it during the big games.

Find out what Bhajji accomplished both on and off the pitch.

Re-experience Robin’s influence on Indian Cricket.

How the former made his way into the Indian Cricket Team

From Karate to Cricket, Ajinkya Rahane never shied away from any sporting challenges. It helped him to be more flexible, have greater patience with an improved concentration. It also taught him that size does not matter in a battle

Relive the golden days of Indian Cricket.