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India 2-1 Up in Series, Aiming for Unassailable Lead; England Must Win in Ranchi for Decisive Showdown
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England's Mark Wood took four wickets, but fielding lapses and Siraj's injury hindered their performance.
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Ahead of the third Test, players like Sarfaraz Khan and Dhruv Jurel were handed their Test caps.
English skipper Ben Stokes is to play his 100th Test match.
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Earlier, BCCI had announced that Kohli had withdrawn from the first two Tests against England due to personal reasons.
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Yashasvi Jaiswal, India's test opening batsman, became the third-youngest Indian player to score a double century in a Test match, scoring 209 runs in 290 balls against England on February 3, 2024.
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The England fast bowlers concluded the first Test match in Hyderabad without taking a wicket, a feat last achieved in 1952 against Kanpur.
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Till the last ball played for the day, Mukesh scalped two wickets. While Jasprit Bumrah bagged one to lead the Test match by 36 runs.
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During the final session of the second Test at Port of Spain on Saturday, West Indies made a cautious start in response to India's formidable first innings total of 438 runs, losing only one wicket.
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Here is the exclusive video of what Rohit Sharma said about the historic test match.
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A graceful middle order batter, Booth played 29 Tests for Australia between 1961 and 1966, including twice as captain. He scored 1773 runs, including five centuries, at an average of 42.21.
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Australia needs to win this Test to level the series 2-2.
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"Two changes, Shubman Gill and Umesh Yadav replace KL Rahul and Mohammed Shami," India captain Rohit Sharma said after the toss.
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The wicketkeeper batsman made his debut against Australia at the first test match which began Thursday at Nagpur.
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The win also means that India have taken a 1-0 lead in the two-match series, with KL Rahul getting his first win as a Test captain.
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London: On this day in 1932, India started its journey in international Cricket as a Test-playing nation, making its debut against England at Lord’s. India’s first-ever International cricket assignment was a tough one against a top-tier English team, boasting of world-class players like Wally Hammond, captain Douglas Jardine, wicketkeeper batter Les Ames, and pacer Bill […]
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Jimmy Anderson ando Stuart Broad returned to the England bowling attack and applied more pressure on the Australian batters in the first session of the day-night test
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Gold Coast: India skipper Mithali Raj on Wednesday called for the return of red-ball cricket in women’s domestic circuit if one-off Tests become a regular feature in their international assignments. Mithali, whose side has just got two practice sessions ahead of the historic day-night Test against Australia starting Thursday, wanted more preparation time but the […]
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A sensational knock from Sneh Rana saved the one-off Test for India as England were unable to tear the lower order on the fourth and final day in Bristol on Saturday as the visitors walked away with a draw.
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"If we win, cricket will not stop and if we lose also, cricket won't stop. We are playing in quest of excellence and understand who we are as a team," the eloquent Indian captain added.
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Tom Latham will captain the side for the third time in Williamson's absence, while Will Young comes into the starting XI and will bat at number three.