ICC World Cup 2019: ICC has snubbed BCCI's request to allow former Indian skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni to sport the Army insignia badge on his gloves like he did in the ICC World Cup 2019 opener against South Africa.

Former skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni, Hardik Pandya and KL Rahul were spotted wandering on the streets in Southampton. Hardik Pandya shared a glimpse on his Instagram page, he captioned it as the ‘gang’.

Mahendra Singh Dhoni reassured fans with a brilliant ton that he is all set for a great show in coming days. He struck 113 runs off 78 balls during India’s second World Cup 2019 warm-up match against Bangladesh at Sophia Gardens in Cardiff on Tuesday.

Team India batting order failed drastically against the New Zealand in a warm-up match on May 25 (Saturday). Captain Virat Kohli blamed bad weather for it and calmly acknowledged the defeat saying we must prepare for such condition.

With ICC World Cup 2019 all set to begin, cricket fans are also gearing up for an expected retirement of former Indian skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni. Adding fuel to it is a recent post by the CSK captain himself, where he can be seen showing his future plans.

Exactly how nerve wrenching a final should be, IPL 2019 was true to its core, the last ball decider representing a true fight among the champions. Mumbai Indians won the final match with just one run against the Chennai Super Kings on Sunday.

It took seven weeks of quality cricket to dig out Chennai Super Kings and Mumbai Indians for the final battle of the IPL 2019. With elements which could make you skip heart beats, the game was a last ball decider with nail-biting thrilling moments.

Chennai Super Kings may have scored a win against Delhi Capitals to lock horns with Mumbai Indians in the IPL 2019, but, the skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni is not happy with the way openers have failed to give a strong start to the team.

Chennai Super Kings (CSK) skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni expressed his disappointment over how the batsmen performed in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2019 Qualifier 1 against the Mumbai Indians (MI).

Despite a slow start, Suresh Raina's 59 off 37 balls and Mahendra Singh Dhoni's match finishing inning prepared the course to a fighting total of 179 runs in 20 overs. Chennai Super Kings had scored just 27 runs in the powerplay overs.