Mohammed Siraj, Indian pacer remembered his late father after bagging a five-wicket haul on Day 4 of the fourth Test against Australia at The Gabba in Brisbane. Indian pacer Mohammed Siraj impressed with the ball on the penultimate day of the ongoing
Andrew McDonald, Australia’s assistant coach on Saturday praised the highly inexperienced Indian bowling attack for the final Test and singled out Washington Sundar, saying the young off-spinner filled the shoes of Ravichandran Ashwin “quite well”. Hit by a barrage of injuries through
Navdeep Saini got injured on Day 1 of the Brisbane Test. The fast bowler bowled just 7.5 overs in the 1st innings and was wicketless before hobbling off the field. The pacer tried to return later on but made his way back
Rohit Sharma, India Test vice-captain on Saturday said that pacer T Natarajan understands his bowling and it is something that the Indian line-up really needs. India had bundled out Australia for 369 in the first innings as Shardul Thakur, T Natarajan and
T Natarajan recorded the second-best figures by an Indian left-arm seamer on debut as he finished with 3 for 78 against Australia in the series decider at Brisbane. T Natarajan celebrated his elevation from backup bowler at nets to cricket’s most elite
Washington Sundar, prior to his unexpected Test debut on Friday against Australia, had bowled over 285 overs in first-class cricket and after dismissing Australian batsman Steve Smith, the Tamil Nadu off-spinner said he is ready to bowl 50 overs in an innings
Sunil Gavaskar praised the Indian bowling unit in 4th Test which was without their first-XI players but was critical for letting the advantage slip away. Sunil Gavaskar said not being able to take the final five wickets quickly has been a problem
Marnus Labuschagne scored his 5th hundred as Australia and India shared honours on Day 1 of the series-deciding fourth and final Test in Brisbane on Thursday. Australia batsman Marnus Labuschagne reckons the home team is slightly ahead after the conclusion of 1st
Ajit Agarkar, former Indian pacer was very surprised to see the omission of china-man spinner Kuldeep Yadav from India’s playing XI for the Brisbane Test despite performing well in Australia in his last tour. Former India pacer Ajit Agarkar feels left-arm wrist-spinner
Hanuma Vihari was ruled out of the fourth and final match with a hamstring tear that could keep him out of action for a considerable time as India’s injury woes in the Test series against Australia compounded on Monday. It has been
