September was a busy month for Buzzing Guru India. We broke down a cricketer’s tough rehab, followed a police officer’s fall from grace, and relived a jaw‑dropping Test chase. If you missed any of those stories, here’s a quick run‑through of what mattered most.
India’s T20I captain, Suryakumar Yadav, had to undergo a sports hernia operation in Munich. The news hit fans hard because the captain was in top form before the injury. After the surgery, he started rehab at the BCCI Centre of Excellence, where doctors tracked his progress week by week. By early September, Yadav was hitting light‑intensity drills and reporting pain‑free movements – a big green light for his return.
The article in our archive laid out the key milestones: surgery day, first physiotherapy session, and the first sprint on the field. It also explained how the hernia could affect his batting power and why a gradual build‑up is crucial for a player who relies on quick footwork. With the Asia Cup 2025 just months away in the UAE, Yadav’s team is keeping a close eye on his fitness. If he sticks to the rehab plan, we could see him back leading the charge when the tournament kicks off.
Ranjit Singh, the traffic officer who went viral as Indore’s ‘dancing cop’, found himself in a very different spotlight. A woman accused him of sending flirtatious messages and offering travel arrangements, sparking a civil service conduct inquiry. Singh denied the claims, saying the woman wants fame, but other women stepped forward with similar stories, adding weight to the allegations.
The investigation kicked off quickly, and Singh was suspended pending the outcome. Within a day of the suspension, he was rushed to the hospital for chest pain. While the medical episode raised eyebrows, officials said it was unrelated to the inquiry. Our piece tracked the timeline, the legal process, and the public reaction – a mix of support for the officer’s dance videos and outrage over the alleged misconduct.
At Headingley, England pulled off a five‑wicket win over India by chasing 371 runs – the second‑highest successful Test chase on English soil. Ben Duckett’s aggressive 149 on Day 5 turned the game on its head. India, despite posting five centuries in the match (including twin hundreds from Rishabh Pant), couldn’t hold the lead.
The article highlighted the pressure on Shubman Gill, who captained India for the first time and faced his first defeat. It also broke down how Duckett’s shot selection, especially his pull and drive, peeled away the Indian bowlers. The chase sparked debates about batting depth in Tests and the mental toughness required for a big target. Fans and analysts alike are still talking about those final overs.
That’s the snapshot of September 2025 on Buzzing Guru India. From a star cricketer’s comeback plan to a high‑profile police scandal and a historic Test match, the month gave us plenty to discuss. Dive into any of the stories for the full details, and stay tuned for what’s coming next.
India’s T20I captain Suryakumar Yadav had a sports hernia operation in Munich and began rehab at the BCCI Centre of Excellence. The article details his injury, the surgery, recovery milestones and how he is gearing up for the Asia Cup 2025 in the UAE.
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Indore traffic officer Ranjit Singh, famed as the ‘dancing cop’, was suspended after a woman accused him of sending unsolicited, flirtatious messages and offering travel arrangements. An inquiry under civil service conduct rules has begun, while Singh denies the claims and says the woman seeks fame. Other women have come forward with similar experiences. Singh was rushed to the hospital with chest pain just a day after being line‑attached.
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England pulled off a five-wicket win over India at Headingley, chasing 371—the second-highest successful Test chase in England. Ben Duckett hit a superb 149 on Day 5. India made history with five centurions in the match, including twin hundreds from Rishabh Pant, but still lost. It was Shubman Gill’s first Test as captain and his first defeat. The second Test starts on July 2.
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