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1st Test: Rahul Is Delivering A Masterclass On How To Bat In English Conditions, Says Hussain
Nasser Hussain: Former England captain Nasser Hussain lauded K.L. Rahul for making a gritty 72 not out in the first session of the fourth day of the first Test of the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy series, adding that the right-handed opener is dishing out a masterclass on how to bat in English conditions.
On Monday, Rahul held the fort with his calmness and ability to absorb pressure in the face of misbehaving balls and uneven bounce to notch up his 18th Test half-century in a session where only 63 runs were made in 24.1 overs. "He is so elegant. Even when a ball goes past the outside edge, it doesn't faze him too much. If you want to learn how to bat in English conditions, he is giving you a masterclass," said Hussain on the Sky Sports’ broadcast during lunch break, with India’s lead standing at 159 runs.
With the ball moving around and a few deliveries leaping off a length, Rahul showed restraint to weather the storm well while sharing an unbroken 61-run stand with Rishabh Pant, who provided for initial chaos before settling down to be not out on 31 off 59 deliveries.
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1st Test: Bumrah’s New-ball Spell Will Go Long Way In Deciding Who Wins, Says Hussain
Headingley Cricket Stadium: Former England captain Nasser Hussain believes Jasprit Bumrah’s spell with the new ball, which will be issued after lunch on Day 3 of the Tendulkar-Anderson first Test at the Headingley Cricket Stadium, will be crucial and could decide who wins the Test match.
इंग्लैंड के पूर्व तेज गेंदबाज डेविड लॉरेंस का 61 वर्ष की आयु में निधन
Former England: इंग्लैंड और ग्लूस्टरशायर के पूर्व तेज गेंदबाज डेविड वैलेंटाइन लॉरेंस का 61 वर्ष की आयु में मोटर न्यूरॉन रोग (एमएनडी) से जूझने के बाद निधन हो गया।
Former England Pacer David Lawrence Dies At 61
Gloucestershire County Cricket Club: Former England and Gloucestershire fast bowler David Valentine Lawrence has passed away at the age of 61 after battling Motor Neurone Disease (MND).
1st Test: Don’t Think England Will Find Batting Quite As Easy As Indian Batters Did, Says Broad
Tendulkar Trophy Test: Former England fast-bowler Stuart Broad believes the hosts will find batting considerably more challenging as compared to India in the ongoing first Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy Test at Headingley. Rain and gloomy weather meant that England’s first innings would now begin at 7:25 pm IST. Previously, India were bowled out for 471 in 113 overs, with captain Shubman Gill (147), vice-captain Rishabh Pant (134), and Yashasvi Jaiswal (101).
1st Test: Pant Is ‘by Far’ India’s Greatest Ever Batter-keeper In Tests, Says Manjrekar
Tendulkar Trophy Test: Former India cricketer Sanjay Manjrekar has declared that Rishabh Pant, who hit an entertaining 134 on day two of the first Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy Test at Headingley, is the greatest wicketkeeper-batter India has ever seen in longer format.
1st Test: Stokes' Decision At Toss Was Right, Bowlers Didn’t Execute Their Plans, Says Broad
Former England fast-bowler Stuart Broad believes skipper Ben Stokes’ decision to bowl first in the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy series opener against India was the right one and added that it was the bowlers who didn’t execute their plans well on a hot day at Headingley.
1st Test: Stokes Has Gone With The Stats, England Don't Mind A Chase, Says Atherton
Tendulkar Trophy Test: Former England captain Michael Atherton said skipper Ben Stokes electing to bowl first against India in the first Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy Test at Headingley has got to do with the trends at the venue and their strength lies in acing chases.
Kohli Retirement Biggest Loss For India As He Was The Best Batter: Geoffrey Boycott
The Daily Telegraph: Former England batter Geoffrey Boycott believes that more than Rohit Sharma’s retirement, Virat Kohli’s absence is a devastating blow to India ahead of the starting five-match Test series in Leeds, saying that the right-handed batter was their key player.
Test Series Vs India Is The Perfect Ashes Warm-up For England, Says Swann
Headingley Cricket Ground: Former England spinner Graeme Swann believes England need to convincingly defeat India in the five-Test series, which is scheduled to begin on June 20 at the Headingley Cricket Ground, as a build-up to the Ashes which will be played in Australia later this year.
Probably The Best Innings Any South African Batter Has Ever Played In Test Cricket, Says Pietersen On Markram’s Knock
ICC World Test Championship: Former England captain Kevin Pietersen lauded Aiden Markram’s masterly 136, playing a big part in South Africa winning the 2025 ICC World Test Championship, saying that it was the finest innings ever played by a South African batter in Test cricket.
Bold Move To Trust A Young Leader After Retirements Of Rohit And Kohli: Vaughan On Gill's Appointment As Test Captain
World Test Championship: Former England captain Michael Vaughan feels that appointing the 25-year-old Shubman Gill as India's Test captain, ahead of the five-Test series against England, is a "bold move" following the retirements of stalwarts Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli from the red-ball format.
Pietersen Applauds Conduct Of IPL 2025 Season, Congratulates RCB For Maiden Title
Royal Challengers Bengaluru: Former England cricketer and current Delhi Capitals mentor Kevin Pietersen expressed his gratitude as the IPL 2025 concluded, thanking everyone involved in making the tournament a success and also congratulating Royal Challengers Bengaluru on becoming the champions of the 2025 season.
Heather Knight Ruled Out Of Home Summer With Hamstring Injury
Wales Cricket Board: Former England captain Heather Knight has been ruled out of home international cricket and The Hundred in 2025 after she suffered a "significant tendon injury" in her right hamstring during her match-winning innings against West Indies last week.
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