Ravindra Jadeja’s resilient innings of 61 not out nearly secured an improbable victory for India on Day 5 of the Lord’s Test, frustrating England’s bowlers with his composure. A lighthearted moment involving Harry Brook and Ben Duckett went viral amidst the tension.
Jofra Archer’s triumphant return to Test cricket after 4.5 years propelled England to a 22-run victory against India at Lord’s, securing a 2-1 series lead. Six years after his World Cup heroics at the same venue, Archer’s five-wicket haul, including key dismissals of Rishabh Pant and Washington Sundar, dismantled India’s batting lineup.
Mitchell Starc’s devastating spell of 6-9 and Scott Boland’s hat-trick propelled Australia to a dominant 176-run victory over the West Indies in the third test at Kingston, completing a 3-0 series sweep. The West Indies were bowled out for a paltry 27, the second-lowest total in test history, as Starc also reached his 400th test…
Four down but only 135 to get gave visitors a lot of hope and belief before starting the final day. They had depth in the batting but were unable to close the game they dominated for the majority of the Test. Just like Leeds, Day 5 at Lord’s turned out to be a story of…
Jannik Sinner triumphed over Carlos Alcaraz in the Wimbledon 2025 final, avenging his French Open loss. The Centre Court match drew a star-studded audience, including India’s Neeraj Chopra, attending his first tennis tournament, and Preity Zinta, Punjab Kings co-owner, who expressed her excitement to relax and enjoy the event.
Sanjay Manjrekar suggests England’s aggressive tactics unsettled Shubman Gill during his brief innings at Lord’s, leading to his dismissal for 6. Manjrekar draws comparisons between Gill, Virat Kohli, and MS Dhoni, advising Gill to identify whether calmness or anger brings out his best performance.
During the intense fourth day of the 3rd Test between India and England, a controversial umpiring decision sparked outrage. Joe Root received a reprieve when umpire Paul Reiffel’s ‘not out’ call was upheld despite ball-tracking suggesting it would clip the leg stump.
At Lord’s, India dominated early, but England fought back late on day four. Indian pacers initially rattled England, who folded for 192. However, England’s pacers then struck back, leaving India at 58/4. Tensions flared, with Stokes uprooting Akash Deep’s stumps. Bumrah and Siraj’s fiery spells troubled the English batters.
Washington Sundar delivered a standout all-round performance at Lord’s, scoring a crucial 23 and bagging 4/22 with the ball to dent England’s batting. Trusted by successive Indian team managements, his value continues to grow, making him the unflashy but high-yield “multibagger” who delivers when it matters most.
