The 18-year old Gill scored his maiden first-class hundred in the Group A encounter between Punjab and Karnataka of Vijay Hazare Trophy on Sunday.

The 25-year old spoke about the new challenge he faced in South Africa in the Test series about how dangerous it is for an opener to face seam, bounce and pace at the same time.

From jokes on his current form to the whopping IPL Auction deal, netizens left no topic untouched while trolling KL Rahul.

India had lost the first Test in Cape Town by 72 runs and were beaten in the second match at Centurion by 135 runs to surrender an unassailable lead to the hosts.

The 25-year old Rahul suffered a blow to his left knee off the bowling of pacer Ishant Sharma.

Opener KL Rahul, who replaced Dhawan in Centurion, lost his wickets cheaply for 10 and four runs in successive innings.

Rahul's failure in the second innings will only result in the critics questioning Kohli's motive behind dropping Shikhar Dhawan for the second Test.

According to reports, Kohli has decided to exclude wicketkeeper Saha from the playing XI that played in Cape Town.

Shikhar Dhawan's poor performance in the first Test in Cape Town could see Lokesh Rahul making a return to the starting XI in the Centurion Test.

The popular 'dab dance' moves had picked up by Team India players as their celebration style during India's tour of Sri Lanka in August last year.

India lost the first Test by 72 runs within four days, with Vernon Philander wreaking havoc with his pace and swing.

Indian Cricket Team shared some of the pictures from the practice session ahead of the first Test, be held in Cape Town from January 5 to 9.

India have leapfrogged England, New Zealand and the West Indies to move from fifth to the second position in the list, which is led by Pakistan with 124 points.

India beat Sri Lanka by five wickets in the third and final T20I in Mumbai on Sunday to seal a 3-0 win in the series. It was India's first clean-sweep in a bilateral T20 series against Sri Lanka.

After Rahul left the job unfinished getting out for 61, Dhoni played the finisher's role to perfection with a 22-ball 39 not out with four boundaries and a six to lift India to 180 for 3.

The Tamil Nadu opener revealed that sharing feelings about selection openly with each other helps them to move on rather than keeping things brewing inside.

India turned around the Kolkata Test in the final two sessions with pacer Bhuvneshwar Kumar hitting top gear en route to superb bowling figures of 4/8 to reduce Sri Lanka to 75/7 in pursuit of 231 before bad light stopped play at 26.3 overs.

In terms of quality, Karnataka are way ahead of Delhi with the presence of current national team players like KL Rahul and Manish Pandey who are back in the mix to beef up the batting lineup for the hosts.

In his last six T20I innings, Pandya had only managed to score 48 runs at a poor average of 9.69.

Pacer Siraj grabbed 4 for 42 in 15 overs, whereas, India regular KL Rahul was castled by medium pacer Ravi Kiran for 4 runs.