England captain Ben Stokes attributed their 337-run defeat against India in the second Test to the Edgbaston pitch, describing it as more akin to subcontinent conditions. Stokes highlighted missed opportunities, particularly failing to capitalize after having India at 200-5.
India secured a massive win against England, leveling the series 1-1. The third Test shifts to Lord’s. Stuart Broad highlights India’s potent bowling attack, especially with Jasprit Bumrah’s return. Shubman Gill’s team is confident after their Edgbaston triumph. England focuses on strengthening their pace options. All eyes are on how England will counter India’s revitalized…
Akash Deep’s remarkable 10-wicket haul in the Edgbaston Test has propelled him into the limelight, earning him accolades from across the cricketing world. An English fan’s song celebrating Akash Deep’s performance has gone viral. Sachin Tendulkar lauded him as the ‘standout bowler,’ highlighting his delivery to dismiss Joe Root as the ‘ball of the series.
Shubman Gill’s stellar batting performance, including becoming the first batter to score 250 and 150 in the same match, and Akash Deep’s 10-wicket haul powered India to a record-breaking 336-run victory over England at Edgbaston. Gill’s captaincy debut marked India’s first win at the venue since 1967, leveling the series 1-1.
The International Cricket Council has named Sanjog Gupta as its new CEO. He will succeed Geoof Allardice. ICC Chairman Jay Shah expressed confidence in Gupta’s experience. Gupta will assume his role on July 7. He aims to expand cricket’s global presence. Inclusion in the Olympics and technology will be key. Gupta looks forward to working…
MS Dhoni celebrated his 44th birthday in Ranchi, a video capturing him politely seeking permission before cutting his cake went viral. Dhoni’s illustrious career includes leading India to victory in the 2011 Cricket World Cup and the 2013 Champions Trophy. He also captained India in the 2007 ICC T20 World Cup.
Ravi Shastri questioned resting Jasprit Bumrah for the Edgbaston Test, but India’s bowlers, led by Akash Deep and Mohammed Siraj, secured a historic win. Gautam Gambhir’s team management saw their bold selection calls vindicated as India leveled the series 1-1. Shubman Gill praised Akash Deep’s performance, confirming Bumrah’s return for the Lord’s Test.
Under gloomy skies, India’s youthful team triumphed over England by 336 runs in the second Test at Edgbaston, securing their first-ever win at the venue. Led by Shubman Gill, with stellar performances from Gill himself and Akash Deep, India proved their mettle despite missing key players like Bumrah and Kohli.
Shubman Gill, despite his stellar batting performance in the series with nearly 600 runs, has expressed concerns about the deteriorating quality of the Dukes ball and the unresponsive nature of English pitches. He highlighted the challenges bowlers face due to the ball losing shape quickly, impacting strategic depth and competitiveness in Test cricket.
India’s resounding 336-run victory over England at Edgbaston, leveling the series 1-1, drew praise from cricket pundits. Akash Deep’s stellar 10-wicket match haul, stepping in for Bumrah, fueled India’s triumph. Shubman Gill etched his name in history with scores of 269 and 161. Atherton acknowledged India’s dominance, highlighting the psychological impact of winning without Bumrah.
