Mayank Agarwal

All-rounder Vijay Shankar has announced his retirement from all Indian domestic cricket and the IPL, concluding a career that saw him represent India in ODIs and T20Is, including the 2019 World Cup. Shankar, who played 12 ODIs and 9 T20Is, expressed gratitude for his journey and plans to explore new opportunities in cricket.

Yashasvi Jaiswal etched his name in IPL history by hitting a first-ball six off Mitchell Starc, marking his fourth such instance. This feat placed him atop the list for most first-ball sixes in IPL innings. However, his explosive start was cut short as Starc dismissed him on the third ball, and Rajasthan Royals faced early pressure.

KL Rahul and Nitish Rana delivered a batting spectacle, forging a record 150+ run partnership for Delhi Capitals against Punjab Kings. Rahul's explosive century, coupled with Rana's rapid half-century and a massive 28-run over, powered DC to a commanding position. This dominant display rewrote DC's record books.

This is the third 150-plus stand for Punjab Kings in the tournament. The highest remains the 206-run partnership between Adam Gilchrist and Shaun Marsh against Royal Challengers Bengaluru in 2011. It is followed by the 183-run stand between KL Rahul and Mayank Agarwal against Rajasthan Royals in 2020.

Punjab Kings' Priyansh Arya and Cooper Connolly etched their names in IPL history with a blistering 182-run partnership off just 80 balls against Lucknow Super Giants. Their explosive display, featuring 16 sixes, now ranks second only to the legendary Kohli-de Villiers stand for scoring rate in IPL history. This remarkable feat highlights Punjab's emerging talent.

The cricketer is set to marry Aashita Sood, the daughter of former city Police Commissioner, Praveen Sood

Mayank Agarwal scored a century in the Ranji Trophy final. His 160 runs were a highlight. However, Karnataka trails Jammu and Kashmir by a large margin. Jammu and Kashmir seamer Auqib Nabi impressed Agarwal with his bowling. Karnataka aims to fight back on the next day of play.

Nineteen-year-old Bangalore boy Mayank Agarwal considers himself very lucky.

A few days ago, Indian Test opener Mayank Agarwal put up a teaser on social media of a logo and has kept people guessing since then. The insignia is not of any brand, but a personal logo.

The 21-day lockdown due to the coronavirus outbreak in the country has seen the Indian cricketers also stay indoors -- a rarity thanks to the busy international calendar these days. And while the likes of Rohit Sharma and Shikhar Dhawan are busy helping their families by doing the laundry, Test opener Mayank Agarwal has turned chef.

Kerala's sharp decline from Ranji Trophy finalists to early exits has exposed underlying weaknesses. The departure of key all-rounder Jalaj Saxena has left a significant void, impacting the team's control and experience. Despite dedicated preparation, the squad struggled across all facets, highlighting a need for better planning and accountability to build a more resilient future.

India's Test opener Mayank Agarwal on Sunday took to popular social media platform Twitter to wish his father on his birthday.

Karnataka skipper Mayank Agarwal on Wednesday said he is on the mend and gearing for comeback after day-long hospitalisation caused by a suspicious liquid he drank on-board a New Delhi-bound flight in Agartala.

The Punjab Kings have decided to release their former captain and opener Mayank Agarwal and West Indian allrounder Odean Smith ahead of the IPL-2023 auction, even as they have retained Tamil Nadu big-hitter Shahrukh Khan.

Barely a month ago, Mayank Agarwal was the unfortunate cricketer whose mountain of runs in domestic and 'A' games moved neither selectors nor the Indian team's think-tank. Then, karma smiled on him.

Mayank Agarwal didn't make the cut when the Indian team for the last two Tests against England was announced earlier this week. His other two India 'A' teammates Prithvi Shaw and Hanuma Vihari were preferred.

Mayank Agarwal's name has been doing the rounds for the past few months every time the selectors sat down to pick the Indian team.

Mayank Agarwal continued his blazing run, notching up a record fifth consecutive hundred to put Karnataka in a winning position against Railways on the penultimate day of their Ranji Trophy Group A clash at the Karnail Singh Stadium in New Delhi on Monday.

Experienced opener Mayank Agarwal was on Wednesday named as Karnataka captain for the first two matches of the upcoming Ranji Trophy season.

Experienced opener Mayank Agarwal will lead Karnataka in their final Elite Group C Ranji Trophy match against Chandigarh in Hubli, beginning from Friday. The former champions are currently leading Group C with 24 points and they just require to take the first innings lead against Chandigarh to progress to the knockouts.