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Ishant Sharma is lovingly called as ‘Lambu’ by his teammates because of his height and built. He was a right arm pacer who played international cricket for nearly 14 years. He was in squad that won 2013 Champions Trophy. 
Sharma played domestic cricket for Delhi and used train under Mr. Shravan Kumar at Rohtak Road Gymkhana. Along with that, Mr. Rajkumar Sharma, who was also Virat Kohli’s coach, helped Sharma in improving his skill. 
Presently, Ishant is playing IPL for Delhi Capitals. He is also playing Delhi Premier League for Purani Dilli 6.

Under 19 World Cup is organised in every two years. Players get a chance to compete at the international level. They have the chance to display their skill, clinch the trophy and to even get selected for the senior team. They get the right exposure here and they get to know where they stand in terms of world cricket. Hence, conducting Under 19 tournament is a great initiative as it helps in grooming the future talent.

Dinesh Karthik was one of the finest wicket keepers in India, he was a star in south zone but was always looked as a backup of MS Dhoni. He started playing cricket at an early age and his father was his first coach. 
He played age cricket- U14, U19 and senior cricket for Tamil Nadu only. 
he was a man of comebacks as he repeatedly proved his mettle at the highest stage. His records in domestic cricket was quite exceptional too.

Arjuna Award is the second highest award given for Outstanding Performance in Sports and Games. Government of India gives this award to those players who do exceptionally well in this field.

the players are selected by a special committee and are conducted annually by Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports.

Arjuna Award is statuette of Arjuna, a character in Mahabharat. It started in 1961 and Salim Durani was the first cricketer to receive this award. In 2023, Mohammad Shami received the same award 

Shikhar Dhawan played international cricket from 2010 till 2022. Throughout his career, he played a fearless and attacking sort of cricket. He used to dominate with the bat and target all the areas of the ground with equal ease. 
his number justify his talent. He was a man of big occasions as he did well in ICC tournaments. He was in squad that lifted the 2013 Champions Trophy, He always made a notable a contribution with bat and field.

Sreesanth was a great player who played all the three formats for India. He was in squad that lifted 2007 ICC T20 World Cup and 2011 ICC World Cup. 
he was a right arm fast bowler who used to swing the new ball. By nature, he was very aggressive and that attitude reflected his bowling style as well.

he was doing well for India and in domestic cricket as well, but in 2013 he was caught in a match fixing scandal which resulted in his life ban, however, this life ban lifted after 6 years. 

Virender Sehwag was an opening batsman from India who is greatly regarded as the best batsman of his era. His batting style was very attacking and his strokes had great power. He made immense contributions in the field of cricket and was in squad that lifted the 2011 World Cup. 

Sehwag was popularly known as the nawab of cricket and his batting style was Nawabi too. 
He played domestic cricket for Delhi and practices under AN Sharma sir. During his early years, he faced a lot of criticism but those episodes were just stepping stones in his career as nothing could stop him from excelling. 

Women’s premier league is the franchise cricket for women in India. In this tournament, both overseas and domestic players participate. In total there are 5 teams- Mumbai Indians, Royal Challengers Bangalore, Delhi Capitals, Gujarat Giants and UP Warriors. So far, 2 seasons have held, the first one was won by Mumbai Indians and the second one by Royal Challengers Bangalore. They both defeated Delhi Capitals in the final to clinch the trophy.

The tournament is held annually in a round robin format and it is a great chance for players to demonstrate their capabilities. The scouts of the teams pick players and thus they help in giving recognition to the untapped talent.

Sourav Ganguly, known as "Dada," transformed Indian cricket with his bold leadership and innovative strategies. After a challenging 1990s, Ganguly's captaincy from 2000 revitalized the team, ending a 20-year trophy drought and instilling a fearless mindset. His career includes 18,575 runs and 132 wickets across Tests and ODIs. Ganguly also contributed as BCCI President, modernizing Indian cricket and improving player welfare.