Sambhav Multani

 India just won a fantastic Test match at Lord's. The craziness began with the Bumrah-Shami Partnership. It was sheer audacity when India came out to bat again afternoon on the final day. Mohammed Shami and Jasprit Bumrah didn't care about the nine balls they played. England was aiming for a score of less than 200. Bumrah and Shami, on the other hand, astonished them with an unbeaten 89-run stand. But it had a huge impact on the English openers, who had began mentally preparing themselves to bat and suddenly had to restart their procedure from the beginning. As a result, both the opener went for a Duck and England were in the immense Pressure. Good Decision Captain Kohli took a Brave Decision and declare the innings and it takes a special kind of understanding of your bowlers and a certain kind of recognition of their potential to decide that 60 overs would be enough to dismiss England. With more than 8 overs to spare, they've done it. Would not playing Ravichandran Ashwi...

  On Saturday, August 7, Neeraj Chopra won India's first-ever Gold medal in Athletics in the Javelin Throw, while Bajrang Punia won Bronze in Wrestling in the men's freestyle 65kg, bringing India's Olympic campaign to a close. This edition was India's best in terms of medal count, with seven medals, including one Gold, two Silvers, and four Bronzes. India's previous greatest medal total was two silver and four bronze medals at the 2012 London Olympics. Neeraj Chopra’s Gold in Athletics On Saturday, August 7, the 23-year-old won India's first-ever gold medal in athletics after finishing first on the podium in the Javelin Throw. He was also only the country's second individual gold medalist at the Summer Olympics. After winning the 10m Air Rifle event at the 2008 Beijing Olympics, Abhinav Bindra became the country's first individual gold medalist. He is India's Golden Boy and his name will be etched in History Books with Golden Letters. Neeraj has thro...