Former Indian Navjot Singh Sidhu has expressed his displeasure at the tourists' playing XI for the second Test against England at Edgbaston, Birmingham. Sidhu opined that the three changes in India's ...

Navjot Singh Sidhu's sudden exit from the 1996 England tour left the BCCI and fans puzzled. Despite an internal inquiry, he stayed silent. It was only after a private conversation with Mohinder ...

Navjot Singh Sidhu has donned many hats in his career. From being a cricketer to a comedy show judge, Navjot Singh Sidhu ensured that he became a household name in India. However, when he participated ...

Brace yourselves — the thoko taali is back and so is Navjot Singh Sidhu! The Great Indian Kapil Show, on Netflix, kicks off its third season on June 21 with a twist audiences didn’t see coming ...

Navjot Singh Sidhu has rubbished talk about Virat Kohli's Test retirement, saying that the star batter will make himself available if India needs him. News emerged on May 10 that Kohli had informed ...

Former India batter Navjot Singh Sidhu questioned the timing of Virat Kohli's intention to retire from Test cricket ahead of the upcoming five-match Test series in England, starting June 20. According ...

Ambati Rayudu's participation in IPL 2025 has been marked by several contentious on-air exchanges with commentators Navjot Singh Sidhu and Sanjay Bangar. These verbal disagreements have generated ...

IPL 2025: Former CSK and MI batter Ambati Rayudu is making headlines once again not for his performance on the field, but for his fiery presence off it. During the IPL 2025 clash between Punjab Kings ...

New Delhi, Mar 24 (PTI) MS Dhoni and Virat Kohli are hailed as modern-day icons but for former India opener Navjot Singh Sidhu, the two legends are no less than institutions, whose relevance would ...

Analysing Mumbai Indians' performance, former Indian player Navjot Singh Sidhu said when you lose three to four wickets in the power-play you are already on the back foot. MI was 30-40 runs ...

Analysing Mumbai Indians' performance, former Indian player Navjot Singh Sidhu said when you lose three to four wickets in the power-play you are already on the back foot. MI was 30-40 runs ...