Vishal Uppal - Former Davis Cup player, Asian Games medallist and India's Billie Jean King Cup Team Captain

Title: Hattricks & Main Character Energy with Nandni Sharma 🧢✨

This week on the IXC Sector, we’re joined by the ultimate Delhi Capitals icon, Nandni Sharma. From shattering the "Sharma Ji Ki Beti" stereotypes to securing a literal hattrick against DC, Nandni is proving that she’s the one to watch in the WPL. The Tea ☕️ * Gully Cricket Origins: Breaking boys’ egos since day one and navigating those chaotic "ladki se out" rules. * WPL Core Memories: The real camaraderie behind the final, the vibe in the DC camp, and why she’s out there manifesting a "show no pressure" aesthetic. * Mental Game Strong: A deep dive into overcoming anxiety and why she’s always ready to "smell the leather" on a bouncer. * Vibe Check: We talk match-day superstitions (it’s the shades for her), her painting hobby, and why she almost traded the pitch for a space suit. * The Salute: Getting the lowdown on the iconic DC salute and what it’s like playing for Captain Jemi. Whether you’re here for the cricket stats or the off-field aesthetic, this episode is a whole mood. Tap in now! 🎧🔥 #IXCSector #NandniSharma #DelhiCapitals #WPL #BigHattrickEnergy

Vishal Uppal - Former Davis Cup player, Asian Games medallist and India's Billie Jean King Cup Team Captain

What does it feel like to represent India for the very first time? In this episode, I sit down with Vishal Uppal—former Davis Cup player, Asian Games medalist and current Billie Jean King Cup captain—to unpack the moments, memories, and hard truths of Indian tennis. From the goosebumps of his Davis Cup debut to growing up watching the US Open on video cassettes, Vishal shares stories that every sports fan will connect with. But we don’t stop at nostalgia. We get into the real questions: * Is the tennis ecosystem in India actually working? * What’s holding back women’s tennis in the country? * Do great players really need coaches? * And why doesn’t tennis have a league system like other sports? Honest, sharp, and deeply insightful—this episode pulls back the curtain on Indian tennis like never before. 🎾 If you care about sport, performance, or the future of tennis in India—this one’s for you.

Sushil Doshi - That “Imandaari Ki Awaaz” which birthed a genre

Sushil Doshi — the man who painted the picture of Vishwanath’s square cut, Sunny G’s flick off the pads, and the thundering opening spells of Kapil Dev—is our guest today. In this episode, the legendary Padma Shri awardee talks about inventing Hindi commentary and transforming cricket into the common man’s game. He shares his journey from a 13-year-old visiting Brabourne Stadium for the first time, to his historic “dil ke kamzor” warning during the 1979 Oval Test. From his signature “sankat ke badal” to the evolution of the broadcasting booth, Sushil Doshi walks us through the golden eras of cricket, from the magic of radio to the complexities of the digital age.

La Feria - Aakriti & Nishant

10 Years, Two Siblings, and One Giant Dream Our very first episode is officially live! Join siblings Aakriti and Nishant as they pull back the curtain on a decade-long journey—from a childhood "what if" to building North India’s most popular pop-up. We’re diving deep into the 10 years of tears, laughter, and the "misses" that taught us more than the "hits." This isn't just a business story; it’s a look at where we started and where we're headed in the next decade.