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New Delhi: The Ahmedabad team of the Indian Premier League will be called the Gujarat Titans, the franchise announced on Wednesday. The franchise, owned by private equity firm CVC Capital and to be led by India all-rounder Hardik Pandya, said the name was chosen to pay tribute to the state’s rich cricketing legacy. “Debuting in […]
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Gill, who scored 52, looked in good touch before Jamieson got one to curl back in and it bowled the India opener lock, stock and barrel during the post-lunch session.
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Bengal opener Abhimanyu Easwaran, who was in stand bye, has been added to the main squad with stand bye pacer Avesh Khan also going back home with a fractured left thumb.
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Shubman Gill, Washington Sundar and Avesh Khan have been forced out from the ongoing tour.
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The rest of the Indian team members to assemble at Durham
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"It will be a race against time to get him fit for the final two Test matches in September after completing rehabilitation," a BCCI official said.
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National selectors pick 20-member Test team that will play WTC Final and five-match series in England
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Shaw was out in the 16th over after facing 41 balls, hitting 11 fours and three sixes but, by then, the match was as good.
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KKR's batting woes emanate right from the top with the highly talented Shubman Gill continuing his poor run -- 89 runs from six outings.
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A total of 28 cricketers were awarded central contracts in four categories
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Root’s team surrenders momentum as Axar, Ashwin help hosts dominate Day One.
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At Lunch, India were in all sorts of trouble with their scorecard reading 144/6, still 276 runs behind the target.
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"He has an in-born talent, he definitely puts in the hard work to develop his shots," said Laxman.
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Pant (91), Pujara (73) hit half-centuries but India face follow-on threat after being reduced to 257/6 at stumps on Day 3; Bess picks four wickets
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The former left-arm spinner has eased into his new role as a commentator
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On Tuesday, Australia's fortress The Gabba was finally breached. It took 32 years and two months, but the unthinkable was achieved as an injury-ravaged young Indian team beat Australia by three wickets against all odds
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This young team with confidence, character and camaraderie augurs well for the future of Indian cricket
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A visibly shaken Langer lauded India for the lion-hearted effort to win the Border-Gavaskar Trophy 2-1 despite playing with a second-string side
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India won the four-match series 2-1, after they registered a thumping three-wicket win in the final Test in Brisbane.
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Many took to Twitter to hail the youngster for his knock. Former Indian cricketer VVS Laxman heaped praises on him.
