Mayank Agarwal played a splendid knock of 89 runs in 60 deliveries, but was dismissed after opting to go for the glory hit with KXIP needing only one run to win in three balls.
Mayank Agarwal played a fighting knock of 89 runs off 60 deliveries, while chasing a 158-run target, but couldn't finish the match, as he was dismissed on the second last ball of the 20th over.
Mayank Agarwal has revealed that Rohit Sharma talked to him and helped him relax after the opener had failed to score runs in the first Test against West Indies in 2019.
His IPL captain K L Rahul and India skipper Virat Kohli have spoken about the apprehensions they had about getting back in the nets after a five-month break, probably the longest in their careers, but it was not the case with India's Test opener.
Indian Premier League (IPL) season 13 is set to start in the UAE from September 19.
Agarwal has so far played 11 Tests for India in which he has scored 974 runs, including three hundreds and four half-centuries.
Mayank opened alongside Hanuma Vihari at the MCG, scored a gritty 76 to give India a strong start which eventually played a pivotal role in their 137-run win.
Speaking to his teammate Mayank Agarwal last week on 'Open nets with Mayank, the Indian skipper gave an insight into his batting mind.
Kohli revealed he wanted to change everything about himself after IPL 2012 as he felt he was far behind others in terms of fitness level.
Mayank quizzed Kohli in a rapid-fire round and the India captain gave answers with honesty in his own inimitable style.
The Indian skipper claims that the draw will only come to his mind if the situation has gone too bad in the last hour of the game.
In a conversation with Mayank Agarwal, Virat Kohli revealed how his mother would react during the initial days of practising a strict fitness regime.
BCCI shared a short clip on Twitter where Kohli is mostly seen adjusting his spectacles.
It was on July 13, 2002 when Ganguly and his young team won the NatWest Trophy final, chasing down a steep target of 326 with just three balls to spare
In a conversation with Mayank Agarwal, Sourav Ganguly named the five players he would've selected from the current Indian Test team to the side he captained.
Saliva ban on match ball has been one of the most talked-about regulations that has been imposed by the ICC looking at the virus threat.
In a conversation with Mayank Agarwal, Sourav Ganguly revealed how Sachin Tendulkar would justify not facing the first ball.
India's Test opener Agarwal on Monday shared a photo of him walking out to open the batting at Kolkata's Eden Gardens during India's first pink-ball Test against Bangladesh
India are scheduled to play four Tests as part of the Border-Gavaskar series starting from December 3 onwards with the opener at Gabba
Earlier it was reported that Shardul Thakur and Washington Sundar have resumed training.
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