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There Is More To Indian Cricket Than Just A Couple Of People, Says R. Ashwin
Ravichandran Ashwin: The realisation that it was time for him to retire from Test cricket dawned on former India all-rounder Ravichandran Ashwin when the younger and less experienced Washington Sundar was preferred over him for a Test match in Australia.
During India's tour of Australia in 2024, senior bowler Ashwin lost his place in the XI and decided to retire at the end of the series.
At an event in Kolkata on Tuesday, Ashwin opened up about the moment he realised his time with the Indian team had come to an end. “At Perth, I was the senior bowler. Washi (Washington Sundar) played that Test, and I realised that my time was up,” he said.
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Ashes: Australia Like To Be Consistent With Selection, Says McDonald Ahead Of SCG Test
ICC World Test Championship: Head coach Andrew McDonald was wary of making too many changes for the series finale, with valuable ICC World Test Championship points at stake as the Aussies strive for a third successive appearance in the final.
Ashes: Cummins Returns As Australia Name Squad For Third Ashes Test
Allan Border Field: Australia captain Pat Cummins has moved one step closer to returning to international cricket after he was named in a 15-player squad for the third Ashes Test against England.
Ashes 2025-26: Root Urges England To 'express Themselves' Ahead Of Crucial Day Three Of Brisbane Test
Before Jofra Archer: England's first-inning centurion Joe Root urged his teammates to "express themselves in the right way" in an attempt to save the second Test of the five-match Ashes series. Hosts Australia took control of the match with a 44-run lead in the Brisbane Test after bowling out England on 334 and later posting 378/6 with Jake Weatherald, Marcus Labuschagne, and stand-in captain Steve Smith scoring fifties.
Josh Inglis To Replace Khawaja In Australia’s XI For Brisbane Test: Reports
Sydney Morning Herald: Wicketkeeper-batter Josh Inglis is likely to come in for injured Usman Khawaja and is poised to make his maiden Test appearance in Australia when the day-night Test begins at the Gabba on Thursday.
Ashes: Khawaja Ruled Out Of Brisbane Test Due To Back Injury
Brisbane Test: Australia's regular opener Usman Khawaja has been ruled out of the upcoming second Test of the Ashes series due to the back injury he sustained nearly two weeks ago in Perth.
Ashes: Will Jacks Replaces Injured Wood In England's XI For Brisbane Test
England Cricket Board: England have named their XI for the second Test of the Ashes series and called up Will Jacks for the pink-ball game to replace injured Mark Wood.
Ashes: Mark Wood Ruled Out Of Brisbane Test
Allan Border Field: England will be without Mark Wood for the second Ashes Test in Brisbane after renewed concerns over the fast bowler’s left knee, dealing a significant blow to their hopes of levelling the series.
Ashes: Pink-ball Test Is A Bit Of Lottery, Says Stuart Broad
For The Love: Former England cricketer Stuart Broad believes England's chances in the Brisbane Test will be based on the fact how well they utilise the "lottery" with the pink ball.
Tough To Put A Timeline On It: Hazlewood Eyeing Comeback In 'back End' Of Ashes
Josh Hazlewood: Australian pacer Josh Hazlewood says he’s aiming to be available for the ‘back end’ of the Ashes as he is still recovering from his hamstring injury.
Ashes: Pat Cummins Set To Play Brisbane Test
The West Australian: Pat Cummins is set to be included in Australia’s squad for the second Ashes Test, providing another significant boost following their victory in Perth.
Ashes: Renshaw Labels Khawaja Among Australia’s Best Ahead Of Brisbane Test
Brisbane Test: Matt Renshaw has hailed Usman Khawaja as one of Australia’s greatest-ever batters, admitting that his Queensland teammate can keep him out of a Test recall.
Cummins Begins Bowling In The Nets Ahead Of Ashes Return
Sky News Australia: Australian Test captain Pat Cummins, who is racing against the clock to make a return for the Ashes, has begun bowling in nets as he continues to recover from the injury he sustained during the tour to the Caribbean in June.
Ravichandran Ashwin To Represent Team India In 2025 Hong Kong Sixes
Hong Kong Sixes: Former India off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin will be a part of Team India for the 2025 Hong Kong Sixes, set to be held from November 7-9 at Kowloon Cricket Club. Ashwin’s inclusion marks a major boost for India’s campaign in the fast-paced, six-a-side global tournament.
'Scientist Of Spin Bowling': Monty Panesar Hails R Ashwin
Indian Premier League: Former England spinner Monty Panesar has described Ravichandran Ashwin’s retirement from the Indian Premier League (IPL) as a “huge surprise”, calling the Indian off-spinner a “scientist of spin bowling” who redefined the art of variations in T20 cricket.
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