In uncharted territory, the man scripted history, but his legacy was short-lived In a cricket-crazy nation like India, 2008 will remain one of the most significant years. After all, it was 2008 when the inaugural edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL) was held, which paved a new way for Indian cricket. Today, if the Indian squad has such depth, it is because of the IPL, which went from cities to villages in search of new cricket talent. Speaking about talent, the IPL wasn't only about Indians but also players from other nations who got the chance to showcase their skills in uncharted territory. One such player hailed from PAK, who put fear in the hearts of the batters and conquered the purple cap, only to never return. Banned forever from playing in the IPL, this is the tale of Sohail Tanvir, the IPL's first purple cap winner whose legacy ...
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On Saturday afternoon, second-placed RCB will host fifth-placed DC On April 18, i.e., Saturday, Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) will host the Del...