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 | Satire Saturday | IPL-bound Indian players pondering taking loans following BCCI’s over rate rule-change SportsCafe understands that local players set to partake in the 2021 edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL) are in talks with several banks, regarding taking potential loans, following the BCCI’s revision of over-rate punishments. Players could now be fined up to a staggering INR 12 lakhs. Anirudh Suresh |
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 | Satire Saturday | Shallow unscrupulous promises and adroit Virat Kohli’s road to politics On March 23, when BCCI uploaded a video of multiple missed opportunities from Virat Kohli at the slip, the caption read ‘Virat Kohli's brilliant fielding effort in the slips,’ and that was really the sign of things, that was not the end of it and neither was it the start of things. Aakash Sivasubramaniam |
 | Satire Saturday | BCCI and UEFA get together to create new-look Champions League *Entertaining theme song, that you love the first time you hear it and then for the next thirty episodes you binge-watch before hating it with every bone in your body, plays as a man walks out. He’s dressed in a sharp white and blue suit with a mask on and the spotlight is all over him. Siddhant Lazar |
 | Satire Saturday | Indian openers write to BCCI to stop drafting any more openers in the side After sending down chills down the bowlers spines during the course of the Vijay Hazare Trophy, enmity among the middle-order batsmen, keeping the scribes at their toes to find adjectives, it is being reported that the storm created by the domestic openers has reached the Indian dressing room too. Harshit Anand |
 | Satire Saturday | BCCI employ time traveling alien to unravel PSL’s Covid mystery IT’S VLOG TIME, FOLKS! Anirudh Suresh |
 | Satire Saturday | Ever consistent RCB 'NAIL' themselves in IPL auctions yet again Ever been rejected by your crush? Experienced a break-up? A heartbreak? We all have and got used to it as well. What helps is that we simply move on after a while. But ever been an RCB fan? If not, it's a stunt performed by highly trained professionals under expert supervision.
Harshit Anand |
 | Satire Saturday | Football’s remorseless schedule has cemented the records of yesteryear *Entertaining theme song, that you love the first time you hear it and then for the next thirty episodes you binge-watch before hating it with every bone in your body, plays as a man walks out. He’s dressed in an all-pink suit with a weird mask on his face and the spotlight is all over him. SportsCafe Desk |
 | Satire Saturday | Ahmedabad Tests in jeopardy as GCA struggle to find pitch curators Test matches have been cancelled due to bad weather. Due to a pandemic. Due to terror attacks. But in a fortnight’s time in Ahmedabad, there could very well be a first. Anirudh Suresh |
 | Satire Saturday | New Zealand don’t deserve to be in the World Test Championship final It isn’t any more a debate, not any more an opinion but a fact unilaterally accepted by the Twitter universe, united by the Australian and Indian fans. New Zealand really doesn’t deserve an opportunity to play a Test in India, forget them deserving to play in the World Test Championship final. Aakash Sivasubramaniam |
 | Satire Saturday | Time ripe to sack Virat Kohli, the worst-ever Indian Test captain While millions of Indians were filled with joy, ecstasy and gratification with a win Down Under like never seen before, there was a section, which was doing something for the greater good of the country. They were debunking the great Virat Test captaincy scam, leaving the great Indian media behind. Harshit Anand |
