Chairman of selectors MSK Prasad feels team India were on the brink of winning the recently concluded Test series against England. Meanwhile, India performed well in patches, however, lacked consistency as they lost the series 4-1. They lost the first two Test
The controversial India pacer, S Sreesanth has admitted that this Indian bowling line up in the tour of England got more hype than they deserve. Meanwhile, despite the Indian bowlers putting a great show, India lost the series 4-1 due to their
The young wicket-keeper from India Rishabh Pant, who made his debut in England created a unique feat only in his second Test at the Oval. Meanwhile, India suffered a defeat to lose the series by 4-1, but Pant impressed everyone with his
London, Sep 11: Opener Lokesh Rahul and Rishabh Pant’s heroics went in vain as England defeated India by 118 runs in the fifth and final Test to clinch the series 4-1 at the Oval here on Tuesday. With India chasing a massive 463-run
London, Sept 12: India continued to be at the numero uno position but England grabbed the fourth spot in the ICC Test Team Rankings after completing a 4-1 series victory at The Oval on Tuesday. The Virat Kohli-led side had started the series
London, Sep 12: He listed weaknesses aplenty but a combative India captain Virat Kohli insisted that neither is the 1-4 Test series loss to England all that hard to take nor does his side require any “massive” course correction. India was mostly outplayed
London, Sept 12: Skipper Joe Root paid rich tribute to James Anderson for becoming the most successful fast bowler in Test history and hoped he will continue to spearhead the English attack and terrorize batsmen in future. Anderson overtook Australia’s Glenn McGrath
Alastair Cook, the retiring England batsman, was up for a surprise when he entered the conference room after the end of the fourth day’s play against India at the Oval. Meanwhile, the hosts are in a strong position to finish the series
Team India pacer Mohammed Shami admitted that it is frustrating to miss the edge so many times and still not get adequate wickets after returning 2/110 in England‘s second innings at Oval. Meanwhile, Shami’s bowling figure does little justice to just how well he
London, Sept 10: Retiring England batsman Alastair Cook says he has to thank Jasprit Bumrah for saving him from some “heartache” as the overthrow from the Indian pacer brought up his century in the final Test innings of his career. Batting at 96,
