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Indian pacer Mohammed Siraj termed the upcoming Test series against South Africa crucial for the World Test Championship cycle. Confident after strong performances in England and against the West Indies, Siraj said he is bowling with rhythm and eager for the challenge

Sri Lanka’s two-Test series at home against Bangladesh, which begins on 17 June, is the first contest of the 2025-27 cycle and soon overlaps with a five-Test showdown between England and India

Rohit Sharma's India Dominates Early in Opening Test, Ollie Pope's Resilience Shifts Momentum.

Weather woes loom over India's pursuit of victory as rain and thunderstorm warnings disrupt the fifth day of the WTC final against Australia.

With 2000 plus Test runs, Rahul looks a logical choice to partner Rohit after Mayank Agarwal's concussion.

The rest of the Indian team members to assemble at Durham

Boult, who opted to go to New Zealand from India and not travel to Maldives like Kane Williamson, Mitchell Santner and Kyle Jamieson did, will miss the first Test against England.

Prasad says Siraj has the pace, swing, and bounce to take wickets

The Indian-origin cricketer has been selected to Kiwis Test team for England tour

Root’s team surrenders momentum as Axar, Ashwin help hosts dominate Day One.

Kohli's men aim to realise their World Test championship dreams of meeting Kiwis in Lord's

Kohli had last scored a century way back in 2019 in a day-night Test against Bangladesh at the Eden Gardens.

Last week, Australia indefinitely postponed its tour of South Africa where the two teams were scheduled to play three Test matches in March

'We respect the England side which has won a Test series in Sri Lanka,' says Rahane.