Syed Kirmani

Rishabh Pant achieved a significant milestone, becoming the third Indian wicketkeeper to play 50 Test matches. At 28, he joins legends Dhoni and Kirmani. Despite recent career challenges, Pant's Test record remains exceptional, marked by match-winning performances and a strong batting average. This achievement underscores his enduring value in the longest format of the game.

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Ranveer Singh has now introduced Sahil Khattar as wicketkeeper Syed Kirmani from his upcoming film.

Former Indian cricketer Ravi Shastri was honoured with a stand at Wankhede Stadium in a grand MCA ceremony attended by legends like Sunil Gavaskar and Dilip Vengsarkar. He recalled Mumbai’s “khadoos” spirit and past glory. Meanwhile, Devendra Fadnavis said Wankhede will remain iconic despite plans for a bigger Navi Mumbai stadium.

'Karna hai ya marna hai'- this was the talk, not in exact words though, between Kapil Dev and Syed Kirmani when India was reeling at 17 for 5 against Zimbabwe in a league match against Zimbabwe at Trent Bridge in the 1983 World Cup played in England (won by India at Lord's on June 25, 1983). And then came that extraordinary, unforgettable 175 not out from Kapil!

Former India wicket-keeper batsman Syed Kirmani Friday said sledging in cricket is something which is not new and has been prevalent since the game's inception.

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Syed Kirmani decided to felicitate Pankaj Advani for his thumping World billiards championship victory.

With people getting offended at the drop of a hat today, actor Sahil Khattar's sense of humour and his ability to take a joke, commendable. The actor, who plays the role of wicket-keeper Syed Kirmani in Kabir Khan’s 83, has become the talk of the town with his portrayal of the same. The two share an uncanny resemblance with the same hairstyle (or lack of it!). This look seems to have gone viral and people are making memes of the same. However, Sahil is not annoyed, in fact, he is thrilled.

Naturally gifted Syed Kirmani, wicket-keeper of India’s 1983 World Cup-winning team, on his look and the committed Sahil Khattar, who plays him in Kabir Khan’s next

Syed Kirmani, who was arrested by the Gujarat police on May 8 from Hyderabad international airport, had met Haren Pandya murder accused Rasool Khan Pathan, alias Rasool Parti, last year in Saudi Arabia.

We also spotted Srikantadatta Wadiyar and Syed Kirmani, all talking cricket, of course.

Rahul Dravid with the highest batting average (57.46) and Anil Kumble with by far the highest number of Test wickets (552) for India do not figure in the all-time great Indian XI chosen by an elite panel to mark 75 years of Indian Test cricket.

The second day of the anniversary celebrations of a club in the city was a glamorous affair, which saw a bevy of well-known faces in attendance.

The second day of the anniversary celebrations of a club in the city was a glamorous affair, which saw a bevy of well-known faces in attendance.

Actor Vivek Oberoi, a cricket fan, shared a video of himself and his son cheering for Team India ahead of the ICC World Cup final match. In the video, they wore blue jerseys and asked fans to watch the match with their "lucky charm." Vivek expressed his excitement and said they were praying for Rohit Sharma's century. He also asked everyone to pray for India's victory. Vivek is often seen accompanied by his son during matches. He had previously surprised his son by introducing him to former cricketer Syed Kirmani.

Former India wicketkeeper-batsman, Syed Kirmani learnt that life after retirement is very different after he was stopped at the entrance of the National Stadium.

Under the banner of Juloose Aza Committee Anjuman Naqvia, Daryabad, the annual Azadari procession was taken out on the first Saturday night, falling just after the Chehallum of Hazrat Imam Husain Alaihissalam.

Syed Kirmani, the former Indian wicketkeeper, advocates for separating politics from sports, emphasizing cricket's unifying power amidst India-Pakistan tensions. He refrained from commenting on the ongoing debate about playing Pakistan, highlighting that sports promote harmony. Kirmani also expressed empathy for Shreyas Iyer's Asia Cup exclusion, drawing parallels to his own career setback in 1986.