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Well, it's a very tough question because what we have seen in this series is that lot of youngsters have capitalised on their opportunities. But the way Ishan Kishan played in his debut innings and then also the way Suryakumar Yadav played
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Again, I think, definitely, the way Prithvi Shaw performed, and probably as a captain, he led Mumbai to win the Vijay Hazare Trophy. I think he deserves to be a part of the ODI squad but the way the selectors
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"I feel that Virat Kohli is a class batsman, he's an outstanding batsman and with depth and quality in the Indian batting line-up, I think he should go and express himself," Laxman said on Star Sports.
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The debate over who would open with Rohit Sharma at the top of the batting has already begun.
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He used to play as an opener at the age-group level and he had a century in first-class cricket before this match. I feel he has the temperament of a top-order batsman. You can have the shots but your mindset decides if you can perform against a good bowler.
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Aswin, 34, also became the second fastest bowler to reach the land-mark after Sri Lanka spin wizard Muttiah Muralitharan.
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While a few blamed the pitch, which is a rank turner, others blamed lack of application from England batsmen.
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Former Indian cricketer VVS Laxman was mighty impressed with the hitman’s knock and said the opener had come out with a plan and implemented it perfectly.
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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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"I am surprised Stuart Broad is not playing this match. It is the first Test match, and you want your best bowling attack to play against a strong Indian side," said Laxman.
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The former left-arm spinner has eased into his new role as a commentator
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We have a comprehensive Anti-Discrimination Policy in place that Members have to abide by and ensure is adhered to by fans and we welcome the action taken by ground authorities and Cricket Australia today, said ICC
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At least six members of the SCG crowd were removed from the stands on Sunday after Mohammed Siraj raised concerns on the fourth day when play was stopped for a brief while as the umpires
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Laxman says the Tamil Nadu speedster is tough mentally
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Laxman said he admired the kind of the Indian captain’s intensity he puts in his game
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Laxman said except for his last Test match here when he got 60-odd runs in 2012, but every time he played at SCG he got 100s
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Vihari has got the potential to score heavily in this series; Siraj has the making for a good fast bowler to excel in Test cricket
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Ashok was one of the personal coaches of former Test star VVS Laxman
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Former Indian cricketer Virender Sehwag posted a quirky tweet as wished his "wonderful friend" on his birthday.
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Though they were in the game for the better part of it, losing the wickets of Kane Williamson and captain David Warner at crucial junctures hampered the chase, felt SRH mentor VVS Laxman