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A Bold New Era for the Royals It has been known to have dramatic shuffles but the build-up to the 2026 Indian Premier League has been a real blockbuster. Royals Rajasthan (RR) have adopted a new captain Riyan Parag who marks a complete change of generation in the team. This move follows one of the biggest deals in the history of IPL, as longsmoking skipper Sanju Samson has transferred to the Chennai Super Kings (CSK). To the cricket enthusiasts who live on examining team tactics and player interactions, this type of news is what constitutes a season prior to a ball being thrown. Monitoring such enormous developments is very important and websites such as Khelostar are committed to make sure that fans are not left behind in the beat race. The Context: A Historic Trade To comprehend the level of appointment of Parag, one should refer to the vacuum created by Samson. Having played 11 seasons and captaining the team to the final in 2022, Samson sought a release, with veteran all-round...

 It would be difficult to imagine a more captivating match in the electrifying world of the T20 world cup 2026 than the group D drama between Afghanistan and South Africa at Narendra Modi stadium in Ahmedabad. It was the show of stamina, prowess, and pure adrenaline, as a contest that would not give up and dragged into a rare two-Super Over. This game was a masterpiece in pressure management to the cricket fans who live off the details of the game. At Khelostar , we learn that cricket is not a game but a tale of a brave and tactical play, and the fact that Afghanistan lost, does not diminish the account but still makes it worth telling. A Heartbreak in Ahmedabad The scorecard will indicate that South Africa has won by 4 runs in the second Super Over but the numbers will say more about a team that never gave up. With an uphill task of 188 to reach, Afghanistan was keeping pace with the Proteas, run-to-run, and the match concluded with Afghanistan at 187 through a magnificent 84 of...

 Ranji Trophy has always been the arena of Indian cricket, where character, stamina and competence are put to trial. The 2025-26 season provided one of the most exciting matches in the history when Karnataka faced the 42-time champions Mumbai in the 4th Quarter Final. This match was a treasure trove of statistical information and drama to a cricket fan who desires to see the game with packets of strategy and every change of momentum. We are sure that by learning these subtleties, the process of following the sport is brought to another level at Khelostar . The Clash of Titans at BKC This match was scheduled in Sharad Pawar Cricket Academy in Mumbai as a match between the championship line-up of Mumbai and the star-studded Karnataka. The game got off on a sensational note when the champions of the Indian cricket, Mumbai, scored only 120 in the first innings. To analysts who followed the game on Khelostar this was an early warning that the pitch was giving an advantage to the pacer...

 The South African cricket story is one of decades of unbelievable talent mixed with tragedy of almost escaping. They have produced some of the best players the game has ever witnessed Jacques Kallis, AB de Villiers, Dale Steyn and Graeme Smith but the silverware cabinet had frequently been empty. But to viewers who study the game on Khelostar there is much more involved to the game than the tag chokers. The Proteas have a legacy of staying strong since their lone senior white-ball victory in the late 90s until their recent red-ball redemption. It is time to take a trip into the trophy cabinet and highs that made a nation, and Khelostar gives us the insights to do so. The First Breakthrough of the 1998 Champions Trophy The 1998 ICC KnockOut Trophy (since renamed to the Champions Trophy) is a historic event in the South African cricket. It became the first occasion on which the senior men team has won a major white-ball ICC trophy. The tournament was held in Bangladesh where So...

 With the T20 International world of cricket on electric mode, the focus is normally placed on the batters- the strong hitters who club the ball flying in the stands. We rejoice in the rates of strike, and the centuries, and the last-ball finishes. However, in the noise and the fireworks, there is a breed of cricketers who work without competition, but the effect is thundering. These are the penny-pinchers, the dots ball-men, whose economical rates of charge frequently determine the issues of a game before the last ball has been sent flying. We are of the opinion that the real analysis of cricket transcends beyond the number of boundaries at Khelostar . It involves immersion into the figures that actually form the game. In the present day we discuss the so-called silent killers of T20I cricket, the bowlers that have the lowest rates of economy in the history of the sport, and what their supremacy mean to us about the art of bowling. The Golden Standard: Sunil Narine and Jasprit B...

 In the high-octane world of T20 cricket, the old adage "catches win matches" has never been more relevant. While towering sixes and lightning-fast stumps often grab the headlines, it is often a moment of brilliance in the field that turns the tide of a game. For the true cricket connoisseur, understanding fielding dynamics is just as crucial as tracking batting averages. At Khelostar , we believe in celebrating every aspect of the game, offering fans a deeper look into the statistics that define legends. If you are looking to elevate your understanding of cricket analytics, the Khelostar register feature is your gateway to a world of premium sports insights. Today, we dive into the record books to analyze the safest pairs of hands in T20 history, drawing from recent data that highlights the titans of the turf. The 400-Club Pioneer: Kieron Pollard When discussing fielding dominance in the T20 format, one name stands head and shoulders above the rest: Kieron Pollard. Known fo...