Naman Ojha

Priyansh Arya made IPL history by hitting Mitchell Starc for six off the first ball in Dharamsala, marking his third such feat. This places him second behind Yashasvi Jaiswal, who also hit Starc for an opening ball six earlier this season. The match saw Delhi Capitals opt to field after winning the toss.

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 achieved a historic milestone with an unbeaten 152 for Delhi Capitals against Punjab Kings. This remarkable innings is the third-highest individual score in IPL history. Rahul's performance, aided by dropped catches, powered Delhi to a commanding total. He partnered with Nitish Rana for a significant second-wicket stand, setting a new franchise record.

The ratlam boy became first MP cricketer after 22-and-half years to play Tests for India.

After playing 14 seasons of Ranji Trophy, Ojha's dream of becoming a Test cricketer will soon be a reality as he got the call for the national team to replace an injured Wriddhiman Saha for the third and final Test against Sri Lanka on Sunday.

After being around for a decade at the first-class level, Naman Ojha would have liked to play more than a solitary ODI and a couple of Twenty20 Internationals.

Wicketkeeper batsman Sanju Samson was on Thursday appointed captain of Board President's XI side in place of injured Naman Ojha for the two-day tour match against Sri Lanka from November 11-12.

Father of Indian cricketer Naman Ojha was arrested by Betul police in connection with an 8-year-old case of fraud from Indore district on Monday.Betul police produced VK Ojha, 68, father of cricketer Naman Ojha, in court which sent him to police custody for one day.

When Chhattisgarh played against Team Rajasthan, the intent was missing. Most of their batsmen - except Amandeep Khare - had no idea how to take the initiative. It reflected in their performance when they looked a clueless lot against the likes of Aniket Choudhary, Khaleel Ahmed and Deepak Chahar.

Naman Ojha said he would be "under pressure" to perform if he makes the playing XI in the decisive third Test against Sri Lanka starting Friday.

He has always played cricket on his terms. But a forgetful Test debut against Sri Lanka earlier this year has changed the manner in which Naman Ojha plays his cricket.

Naman Ojha the batsman has been minting runs over the last one year. A double century for India 'A' in Australia earlier in the year saw him flying to England to replace Wriddhiman Saha for the back-up wicketkeeper's slot.

In any other era, a wicketkeeper with this kind of a record under his belt - 7237 runs in 104 First Class games (including 17 hundreds) - would have been playing for the country.

New Delhi, June 25 () Wicketkeeper-batsman Naman Ojha was today named captain of the India A team, which will take part in the two unofficial 'Tests' and a four-nation One-day tournament, in Australia, starting August 14.

Openers Sushant Marathe and Naman Ojha were the stars as Air India, giving them a lead of 230 runs in the second day of the Times Shield Cricket Tournament.

A five-wicket haul by Ankit Chavan helped Air India restrict Jain Irrigation to 214 on the opening day of Times Shield 'A' Division second round.

Sehwag was to educate Delhiites on obeying traffic rules at an event. But after being mobbed by media he left the venue within minutes of his arrival.

Thanks to Naman Ojha's brisk 99-run innings and some useful contribution by the middle order batsmen, host Madhya Pradesh managed to score 322 for five at the end of first day's play of four-day Elite Group 'A' Ranji trophy match against Bengal at the Holkar cricket stadium here on Saturday.

Madhya Pradesh wicket-keeper batsman Naman Ojha will lead a third string Board President's XI squad against Sri Lanka in a two-day warm-up tie, scheduled to be played in Kolkata from November 11.

Wicketkeeper-batsman Naman Ojha on Friday said he is keen to make amends after an average Test debut against Sri Lanka earlier this year.