Chennai Super Kings (CSK) registered an eight-wicket victory over Delhi Capitals (DC) in an IPL 2026 match on Tuesday, May 5, at the Arun Jaitley stadium in Delhi. Chasing a modest target of 156, CSK reached their goal in 17.3 overs, thanks to an outstanding performance from Sanju Samson, who remained unbeaten on 87 off 52 balls, and Kartik Sharma, who contributed with a solid 41 from 31 balls. With the win, CSK moved ahead of DC on the points table. The five-time IPL champions now occupy the si

CSK crush MI by 103 runs in IPL 2026 as Sanju Samson hits 101 and Akeal Hosein takes four wickets in dominant win at Wankhede Stadium CSK crush MI by 103 runs as Samson’s unbeaten century leads rout in a commanding Indian Premier League 2026 performance at Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai on Thursday, April 23, 2026, with first ball at approximately 7:30 PM IST. The result marked a significant turnaround for Chennai Super Kings, who climbed to fifth in the standings, w

Chennai Super Kings secured their first victory of the Indian Premier League 2026 season with a 23-run win over Delhi Capitals at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai, India, on Saturday, April 10, 2026. The result marked a turnaround for CSK after losing their opening three matches. Batting first after being sent in, Chennai posted a commanding total of 212 for 6 in 20 overs, driven by a standout performance from Sanju Samson. The wicketkeeper-batter delivered an unbeaten 115 off

Chennai Super Kings (CSK) have been dealt a significant blow with the news that their legendary player MS Dhoni will miss the first two weeks of the IPL 2026 season due to a calf strain. Dhoni is currently undergoing rehabilitation, and it is expected that he will be sidelined for the early stages of the tournament. In light of Dhoni’s absence, former India cricketer Ravichandran Ashwin, who has represented CSK in the past, picked his strongest pl

Sanju Samson’s journey in Indian cricket stands as a story of persistence, talent and resilience. Born in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, Samson began his cricketing journey under the close guidance of his father, who left his police job to help nurture his son’s ambitions. Those early sacrifices shaped the foundation of a career that would eventually earn recognition across Indian cricket. Samson first came into national prominence when he represented India at the Under-19 level, serving as vice-captain during the 2014 ICC Under-19 Cricket World Cup. Known for his elegant stroke play and confident batting technique, the young wicketkeeper-batsman quickly became one of the most promising talents to emerge from Kerala. His entry into the Indian Premier League further accelerated his rise. Samson made his IPL debut as a teenager and soon established himself as one of the most exciting young batsmen in the tournament. Over the years, he became a cornerstone of the Rajasthan Royals franchise, eventually being appointed captain of the side. In the IPL, Samson has accumulated more than 3,500 runs and has scored multiple centuries and half-centuries, reflecting his consistency as a top-order batsman. On the international stage, Samson’s career has seen both impressive highs and challenging phases. Intense competition within the Indian team often limited his opportunities, but he continued to work on his game and remained prepared whenever chances appeared. One of the defining moments of his international career came in 2024 when he scored a brilliant T20I century against Bangladesh, reinforcing his reputation as a powerful and stylish batsman. Across formats, Samson’s ability to play aggressive yet elegant cricket has earned him admiration from fans and teammates alike. His leadership with Rajasthan Royals, combined with his performances in domestic and international cricket, has strengthened his standing as one of the most prominent cricketers to emerge from Kerala. Today, Sanju Samson’s journey continues to inspire young players across India. From early sacrifices and youth-level leadership to IPL success and international milestones, his career reflects the determination required to succeed at the highest level of the sport.

India created history by becoming the first team to successfully defend a T20 World Cup title after securing a dominant 96-run victory over New Zealand in the 2026 final at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad on Sunday. In a match filled with powerful batting and clinical bowling, India delivered a commanding performance to lift the trophy and underline their dominance in the shortest format of the game. Match Result India won by 96 runs

India secured a thrilling seven-run victory over England in a dramatic T20 World Cup semifinal at Mumbai’s Wankhede Stadium, booking their place in the final after surviving a breathtaking counterattack led by Jacob Bethell. In a match packed with explosive batting, crucial moments in the field and intense pressure in the closing overs, India held their nerve to defend a massive total and end England’s hopes of reaching the title clash. Despite Bethell producing one of the most memorable inn

Sanju Samson completed a remarkable turnaround story as India knocked out West Indies with a five-wicket win in a high-pressure Super Eights clash to enter the T20 World Cup semi-finals. At a packed Eden Gardens in Kolkata, the Kerala batter delivered an unbeaten 97 off 50 balls, steering the defending champions to their highest successful chase in T20 World Cup history and keeping alive hopes of retaining the trophy on home soil. Chasing 196 in a virtual knockout encounter, India l

India has made two significant changes to their squad ahead of the T20 World Cup 2026 Super 8 clash against Zimbabwe. With a place in the semi-finals up for grabs, the Men in Blue have included Sanju Samson and Axar Patel in the playing XI, replacing Rinku Singh and Washington Sundar. Samson will take on wicketkeeping duties for India, while Axar Patel will bring his all-round capabilities to the side. India’s entry into the Super 8 was marred by a defeat to South Africa on Sunday

Team India’s path to the T20 World Cup semifinals is now entirely dependent on their ability to turn around their Net Run Rate (NRR) following a crushing defeat to South Africa in their Super 8 opener. With India sitting in third place in Group 1 and a dismal NRR of -3.800, the equation for qualification has become clear: India must beat Zimbabwe by 100 runs or more when the two teams meet in Chennai on February 26. After a strong start to the tournament, including an impressive v