KISHORE K KUMAR

Bruce Lee said it right: “The most dangerous person is the one who listens, thinks, and observes.”

Minimize envy. Just because someone else wins doesn’t mean you lose.

One of the most underrated skills you can learn is the ability to ignore your mood and stick with the plan.

Focus uses the mind, feeling uses the heart, and together they are the force of all manifestation.

The secret to happiness isn’t getting what you want—it comes from not wanting what you don’t have.

Calmness is a superpower. The ability to not overreact or take things personally keeps your mind clear and your heart at peace.

Convincing win again against Mumbai Indians ! Congratulations @ChennaiIPL Samson Gaikwad Urvil/sarfaraz Kartik Brevis Dube Ghosh/ veer Overton Akeal Noor Kambhoj Mukesh Going forward Please have some consistency in selection !

Three important lessons for 2026: - Discipline is the real flex. - Confidence comes from preparation. - The calmer you are, the clearer you think.

From all reports about @sachin_rt’s batting from his early teens it’s probably safe to assume that he’d have done what Vaibhav Sooryavanshi is doing at 15 if the #IPL had existed in the mid to late 1980s

When cricket gave batters helmets and chunkier bats it should have given bowlers 10 metres longer boundaries.

As soon as you choose you, everything around you chooses you too.

Just a small anecdote of Sachin Tendulkar’s Irani Trophy debut on his birthday: November 1989, Wankhede Stadium. 5 selectors sat in the stands with notebooks & doubts, watching a 16 year old boy try to force his way onto a plane to Pakistan. Sachin Tendulkar had already shone through the Ranji season, 583 runs showing he was ready. But the men in charge preferred patience. They wanted one more look. Irani Trophy gave it to them. Rest of India against Delhi. Tendulkar made 39 in first innings. Promising, but not the hundred that would have made selection automatic. So the 2nd innings became an audition he could not afford to fail. What happened next was less a cricket match & more a rescue mission. Tendulkar walked in at number 4. Scorecard around him read like a horror story. Not a single teammate managed to reach double figures after he arrived (in fact, no one crossed 6 runs). Wickets fell like dominoes. By the time 9th wicket went down, he was stranded in the 80s, the hundred slipping away with every departing batter. Enter Gursharan Singh. Rest of India vice captain had fractured his finger in first innings, his right hand wrapped in plaster, his match effectively over. Then Raj Singh Dungarpur walked over & told him to pad up. Not to save the game, but to save the boy’s hundred. Gursharan walked out one handed. Tendulkar, already heading back to the pavilion assuming the injured man would not bat, stopped in his tracks. Gursharan looked at him & said, “Tera hundred kar ke jayenge.” Tendulkar smiled, took strike & told Gursharan he would handle Maninder Singh himself. They added 36 runs for last wicket & Sachin scored 103*. A week later, he was on a flight to Karachi. Selectors had seen enough. Sometimes greatness needs a century. Sometimes it needs a teammate with a broken finger willing to stand in the firing line so the story can continue.

"Pressure is a privilege" Golden Globe winning actor Tom Hiddleston gives his thoughts on the huge clash between Manchester City and Arsenal 🎬

Proud dad, proudest moment! ✨ Go well, Sarfaraz! 💛 #WhistlePodu #CSKvPBKS

The wait was long… the moment lasts forever. A billion dreams, One unforgettable finish 🇮🇳 April 2, 2011 forever etched in history 🏆 #OTD #WhistlePodu

Excited to present the title poster of my second collaboration with Khalid Rahman - #MattancherryMafia

ONE OF THE MOST ICONIC DAYS IN INDIAN CRICKET HISTORY. 🇮🇳 On this day 25 years ago at Eden Gardens, VVS Laxman and Rahul Dravid batted the entire 4th day of the Test Vs Australia without losing a wicket, adding 335 runs in a masterclass of concentration and class. 🤯🔥

MARCH 14, 2001 - AUSTRALIA FAILED TO GET A SINGLE WICKET IN EDEN GARDENS 🤯 VVS Laxman - 275* Rahul Dravid - 155* India scored 335 runs in a single day - One of the most historic days in Indian Test history. 🇮🇳

Emotions run high in the hall as Sunil Gavaskar, chair of the Jury, hands over the Lifetime Achievement Award to Nari Contractor 🥹 #SSAces2026 @Amul_Coop @casagrandhomes @SRM_Univ @TheOfficialSBI @ChristBangalore @ISCL_T9 @BPCLimited @TelanganaCMO @satg_sports @ntpclimited @REVAUniversity @BlueStarLtd

In the euphoria of winning the T20 World Championship we shouldn't forget John Wright who as a Talant Scout spotted talent of Bumrah in the Vijay Hazare trophy at Ahmedabad & recommended to Mumbai Indians. We must thank John Wright. Jasprit Bumrah is a National Treasure.