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After India swept the Test series against South Africa 3-0, coach Ravi Shastri explained the secret behind the success of the Indian team. A spirited Shastri in his speech said 'bhaad me gaya pitch' causing lot of reactions on Twitter

Rohit Sharma has held a career-high ranking of second in ODIs (in February 2018) and seventh in T20Is (November 2018). Virat Kohli has been number one in all three formats while Gautam Gambhir has been at the top in Tests and T20Is and eighth in ODIs

On Wednesday (October 23), India captain Virat Kohli took to the micro-blogging website Twitter to reveal that he is feeling better after turning vegetarian

India head coach Ravi Shastri was the target of netizens over him catching up some sleep during the Test match at the JSCA Stadium Complex in Ranchi

Sports presenter and the man behind Pro Kabaddi League, Charu Sharma spoke on Indian cricket team’s success under Virat Kohli, MS Dhoni’s future and Sourav Ganguly’s new innings as BCCI president. Watch this exclusive interview on MyNation

After India defeated South Africa by an innings and 202 runs to win the third Test in Ranchi, Virat Kohli said it was great to see Ganguly becoming BCCI president

MyNation has attempted to decode Virat Kohli's strange expression during the India vs South Africa match in its section Just for Laughs

After India demolished South Africa by an innings and 202 runs in the third and final Test in Ranchi on Tuesday (October 22), Virat Kohli said there should be only five Test match venues like how it is in Australia and England

'Ajinkya Rahane was always there in the middle order, he only needed to rediscover, which he did himself. Rohit (Sharma) is different class. As an opener he needed to have a different mindset, he acclimatised. It was a difficult pitch to start with but usne jhela,' Ravi Shastri said after India's 3-0 win over South Africa

The 3-0 scoreline was not only an indicator of India's absolute dominance but also the decline in standard of South African cricket as they couldn't handle the might of India's batting and the fiery India pace attack lead by Mohammed Shami (13 wickets in the series)

Rohit Sharma continued to break records as a Test opener. He struck his maiden Test double ton in the third Test against South Africa in Ranchi. Bengal Warriors won their maiden Pro Kabaddi title. All this and more in MyNation’s Sportstop weekly review show (October 14 to 20)

After enforcing the follow-on on the third day of the third Test, the Virat Kohli-led side reduced South Africa to 132/8 in 46 overs in the second innings on Monday (October 21). The Proteas still trail by 203 runs

'If he (Rohit Sharma) continues playing in the form he is playing, he can easily break Steve Smith’s record and score thousand runs in a Test series. Finally, Rohit has arrived in Test cricket and will now become a brand,' Shoaib Akhtar said

Before bad light stopped play on the second day, South Africa were reduced to 9/2 in five overs. Mohammed Shami and Umesh Yadav removed Dean Elgar (0) and Quinton de Kock (4) respectively in their single over bursts, creating all sorts of discomfort. Earlier Rohit Sharma hit a record double century in Ranchi

The 31-year-old Umesh Yadav matched Sachin Tendulkar’s feat in Test history. Umesh is only the second Indian after Tendulkar to hit two sixes off his first two balls in a Test. Playing in his 43rd Test match, Umesh also registered his highest score (31) in the format