Joe Root, England skipper and Rishabh Pant, India’s wicket-keeper batsman have made considerable gains in the latest ICC men’s Test player rankings after their match-winning performances in Brisbane and Galle respectively. Left-hander Rishabh Pant’s unbeaten 89 on 5th day in Brisbane guided
Joe Root’s 228 in the first Test against Sri Lanka in Galle has impressed former England skipper Nasser Hussain, who termed the right-hander one of the best players of spin England have ever produced. England reached 320-4 at stumps on Day-2 to
England have been given the green light to step up their preparations in Sri Lanka for two-Test series commencing January 14, beginning with an intra-squad warm-up match in Hambantota, after returning a second clear round of Covid-19 tests. All-rounder Moeen Ali tested
Marnus Labuschagne, who is regarded as Australian batting sensation and played a shaky but crucial 47-run knock versus India in the first innings of the first Day-Night Test match in Australia, has expressed his desire to play in the Indian Premier League
Joe Root, England’s Test captain has opined that this winter’s tours of Sri Lanka and India will give a good indication of how much England have progressed as a Test team, and also what to expect from the side ahead of next
England Test captain Joe Root has stated that the Indian captain Virat Kohli is the complete player among the fab four across the formats. Apart from Virat Kohli and Joe Root, the fab four comprise of New Zealand captain Kane Williamson and
England’s white-ball captain Eoin Morgan said that the veteran Joe Root is in England’s T20I plan, but his spot in the playing XI is not confirmed which is why he has been released from the T20I series against Australia. Morgan said that
Steve Smith, who is an Australian middle-order batsman believes that England’s shocking decision to ignore Joe Root for the upcoming T20I bilateral series between the two sides indicates that the hosts want to go all out and include power hitters in their
England Test team captain Joe Root is willing to go to his limits to book a berth in England’s squad to the T20 World Cup in India next year. He was quick enough to return to Yorkshire camp who were set to
James Anderson became the first pacer to take 600 Test wickets and Yuvraj Singh — the former Indian left-handed swashbuckling batsman set current pacer Jasprit Bumrah a minimum target of 400 wickets after the pacer congratulated James Anderson for his contribution. The
