All posts tagged: IND vs ENG Test Squad

‘Jeez man, VVS used to…” Why watching Axar Patel at No 6 made Rahul Dravid think about VVS Laxman | Cricket News

It’s not everyday that Rahul Dravid shares dressing room conversations or throws his head back and laughs at his own joke at a press conference. But it’s not everyday, Indian team, minus Virat Kohli, wins a crucial home series despite regularly losing key players because of a spate of injuries. It was a question about India’s depleted squad before the second Test at Vizag that sparked laughs in the media room. This was the time when India, after losing the first Test, were informed that two key players – Ravindra Jadeja and KL Rahul – were not available for selection and all-rounder Axar Patel got into the playing. The sight of Axar going out to bat made the two 90s cricketers in the dressing room – coach Dravid and his assistant Vikram Rathore – nostalgic. “When I saw Axar walk in at No.6, I remember looking at Vikram and thinking, ‘Jeez, VVS (Laxman) used to walk out at that position’. With due respect to Axar (laughs), he is a lovely player,” Dravid would say and …

In India’s Himalayan win, Sarfaraz Khan tells Shoaib Bashir ‘finish the game, let’s go and see snow on mountain’ | Cricket News

By lunch on Day 3, the writing was on the wall. Still miles behind the total that would force India to bat again, half of England’s team was back in the dressing room. A famous win for the home team looked inevitable. Fighting a lost cause with the tail-enders was England’s old hand Joe Root. That was when Sarfaraz Khan, fielding at short-leg, floated a suggestion to England’s young off-spinner Shoaib Bashir. “Jaldi maarke khatam karo, apun pahaad pe baraf dekhne jaate hain (Hit out and finish the game so that we can go to the mountains to see the snow),” he would be heard saying on the stump microphone. Sarfaraz was speaking for many in the stands, too. Just before tea, England’s resistance would end. The innings-and-64-run win in two-and-a-half days gave India a 4-1 series triumph and the fans a weekend to explore the tourist destination in the foothills of Himalayas. It was a tame end to a series that had promised to change the status quo of international cricket. After England’s come-from-behind …

India vs England Live Score, 5th Test: Skipper Rohit Sharma and Shubman Gill look to gain lead on Day 2 in Dharamsala | Cricket News

IND vs ENG Live Score, 5th Test Day 2: Skipper Rohit Sharma looked in fine fettle as the hosts piled on 135 runs at the loss of one wicket. IND vs ENG 5th Test Day 2 Live Score: Trailing by only 83 runs, India will look to gain lead on Day 2 of the fifth Test against England at the HPCA Stadium in Dharamsala. After having polished through the English batting, conceding 218 runs, India managed to pile on 135 runs from 30 overs of batting, losing just the one wicket during the process. Openers Yashasvi Jaiswal and Rohit Sharma powered their way to half centuries before the former was removed by Shoaib Bashir but only after he had crossed the 700 run mark in the ongoing five match series.

India vs England Live Score, 5th Test: Rohit Sharma and Co eye 4-1 finish in Dharamsala, Ashwin-Bairstow play 100th Test | Cricket News

A typical Indian Test in English conditions? Rohit Sharma, Ben Stokes ponder over pitch, conditions in Dharamsala With rain expected on Day One, regardless of the pitch condition, if England get to bowl first, India’s top order will have the Anderson high hurdle to clear at the start of the innings. (PTI) Can the chill in the air, snow-peaked mountain range, quaint rural setting, a modest stadium complex with Victorian touch make Dharamsala seem like England? Those dealing with confusion over geography, and there are many, would have missed the all-important 22 yards on the centre of the lush green field of the stadium where India, having taken a winning 3-1 lead, play England for the fifth and final Test. (Read more) R Ashwin’s journey to 100 Tests, through the eyes of wife Prithi Did Rohit Sharma outsmart England? Ben Stokes says, ‘I will let you decide’ There was this guy called Rishabh Pant: Rohit Sharma reminds England that aggression didn’t start with Bazball Co-author of Jonny Bairstow’s autobiography talks about the England batsmen’s journey …

India vs England Live Streaming, 5th Test: When and where to watch IND vs ENG live? | Cricket News

IND vs ENG 5th Test Live Telecast in India: In what will be milestone 100th Test for R. Ashwin, India will host England in the fifth match of the series at the HPCA Stadium in Dharamsala from Thursday. Having wrapped up the series with a comprehensive win in Ranchi to take a 3-1 lead, India will be gunning crucial World Test Championship points to cement their place at the top of the standings with a win in Dharamsala which is hosting its second Test since 2017. The England camp will also have a fair share of landmarks with Jonny Bairstow featuring in his 100th Test while veteran James Anderson will appear for his 400th international match – the first Englishman to the feat. READ: Another turner expected in Dharamsala India Vs England, 5th Test, Live Streaming Details: When will India vs England, 5th Test, be played? The fifth Test between the two teams will commence on Thursday, March 7, 2024, at 9:30 AM IST. Where will India vs England, 5th Test, be played? The match …

IND vs ENG 5th Test Playing XI: Patidar puzzle, Bumrah is back, who will sit out? and R Ashwin’s 100 | Cricket News

India vs England 5th Test Squad Announcement: The fifth Test between India and England though is a dead rubber from the series point of view but it still has World Test Championship points at stake and is the 100th Test for both R Ashwin and Jonny Bairstow. In addition to that both teams have players who have a point to prove. The likes of Rajat Patidar despite averaging in mid 40s in first class could not deliver the goods in the three Tests so far and would be hoping to end the series on a high. As for England Bairstow though looked good in patches and could not convert the starts he after looking for a brief period played a nothing shot in the end to get himself out. Let us have a look at the Indian playing XI Patidar puzzle The middle-order batter has had another poor outing in Ranchi. However, the wicket was playing a few more tricks than it did in the previous games. However, Patidar’s feet moment was under scrutiny in …

IND vs ENG LIVE Score, 4th Test Day 4: India 152 runs away from series victory at Ranchi | Cricket News

The young spinner was with the Rajasthan Royals Academy in Somerset, where the late Warne was there to interact with the trainees. Bashir caught his eye and took him aside for a chat. Siddartha Lahiri, head of coaching at RR Academy, remembers the exchange like it was yesterday. India vs England: How Shane Warne steered Shoaib Bashir, the Rajasthan Royals academy product, on the path to best Rohit Sharma and Ravindra Jadeja It was a brief conversation with Shane Warne, exactly five years in February 2019, that left an indelible mark on Shoaib Bashir, then just 16. The young spinner was with the Rajasthan Royals Academy in Surrey, where the late Warne was there to interact with the trainees. Bashir caught his eye and took him aside for a chat. Siddartha Lahiri, head of coaching at RR Academy, remembers the exchange like it was yesterday. “Are you a spinner or a fast bowler?” asked the former Australian leg-spinner, according to Lahiri. “Spinner,” responded Bashir, who’s an offie. (READ MORE) Source link

India vs England Live Score, 4th Test Day 3: Dhruv Jurel and Kuldeep Yadav hold fort, India trail by 134 runs | Cricket News

The young spinner was with the Rajasthan Royals Academy in Somerset, where the late Warne was there to interact with the trainees. Bashir caught his eye and took him aside for a chat. Siddartha Lahiri, head of coaching at RR Academy, remembers the exchange like it was yesterday. India vs England: How Shane Warne steered Shoaib Bashir, the Rajasthan Royals academy product, on the path to best Rohit Sharma and Ravindra Jadeja It was a brief conversation with Shane Warne, exactly five years in February 2019, that left an indelible mark on Shoaib Bashir, then just 16. The young spinner was with the Rajasthan Royals Academy in Surrey, where the late Warne was there to interact with the trainees. Bashir caught his eye and took him aside for a chat. Siddartha Lahiri, head of coaching at RR Academy, remembers the exchange like it was yesterday. “Are you a spinner or a fast bowler?” asked the former Australian leg-spinner, according to Lahiri. “Spinner,” responded Bashir, who’s an offie. (READ MORE) Source link

India vs England Live Score, 4th Test Day 2: IND look to end Joe Root’s resistance in Ranchi | Cricket News

Akash Deep celebrates the wicket of England’s Zak Crawley on the first day of the fourth IND vs ENG Test where he made his debut. (PTI Photo) How good is Akash Deep? Shami-like nip-backer, Bumrah’s length, 140kph speed and one rare priceless quality The television screen on the ground kept playing the wickets of Akash Deep on a loop. The bowler, standing at mid-on, restlessly waiting to grab the ball again, would gaze sideways towards the screen and soak in the moments. The spectators on the stands beside, to the left of the MS Dhoni Pavilion, would chant his name. Flashing a coy smile, he would wave back at them. A hero was born – his first six overs yielded three England wickets, just an hour into his Test career. The hours that made the hour were hard; from cramming into a train to Kolkata, sweating countless hours in maidan cricket, before breaking through the Bengal team in 2019, then acquiring an IPL contract with RCB three years later and finally realising the dream of playing …

India vs England Live Score, 4th Test Day 1: IND look to seal series as they take on ENG in penultimate Test in Ranchi | Cricket News

Bumrah has been the new-ball intimidator, the reverse-swing executioner, the middle-over marauder, the soul and voice of the team. To overshadow a group of spinners with a collective haul of 831 demonstrates the insuperable versatility of his craft. (PTI/Reuters) IND v ENG: Jasprit Bumrah has been India’s lead act so far, now over to R Ashwin and Co in Ranchi to spin their web At different times during India’s practice session on Wednesday, their trifecta of spinners inspected the pitch for the Ranchi Test. A padded-up Kuldeep Yadav strode in first, swishing his bat, had a couple of quick glances before hurrying to the practice ground, cutely named the Oval. Ravindra Jadeja walked in next, after he had wrapped up his session, peered at the patch with dry grass. Ashwin lingered longer, probing the surface from various angles. In the absence of their best friend in this series, Bumrah, the spinners would hope the pitch would dust up its old affection. The spinners indeed have played their support cast roles in putting India 2-1 up …