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Sai sudharsan: Cricket News & Match Updates
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Test Cricket Needs Specialists, Not Part-time All-rounders: Manoj Tiwary Questions Gautam Gambhir’s Approach
ICC World Test Championship: Former India batter Manoj Tiwary has raised sharp questions about Gambhir’s strategy and over his selection policies and approach to red-ball cricket as India face England in the ongoing fourth Test of the Anderson-Tendulkar trophy at Old Trafford.
India’s narrow 22-run loss to England at Lord’s, saw the team fall behind 1-2 in the ongoing Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy series. India, led by Shubman Gill, fought hard but faltered on the final day for the second time in the series, despite Ravindra Jadeja’s valiant efforts.
With this loss, Gambhir’s record as India’s head coach across formats stands at 13 matches, with just four wins, eight defeats, and one draw. Since his appointment in July 2024, India’s Test ranking has slipped from No.1 to No.4, and they failed to qualify for the ICC World Test Championship 2025 final after a disappointing series loss in Australia.
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4th Test: Pope And Root Smash Fifties, Put England In Sight Of Taking First-innings Lead
Tendulkar Trophy Test: Unbeaten fifties from Ollie Pope and Joe Root have put England on the verge of taking a first innings lead in the ongoing fourth Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy Test against India at Old Trafford on Friday. At lunch, England reached 332/2 in 74 overs and trail India by just 26 runs, with Pope and Root unbeaten on 70 and 63 respectively.
'If You Want To Win A Test Match, Batters Need To Play Big Innings': Jwala Singh
Jwala Singh: Jwala Singh, India opener Yashasvi Jaiswal’s childhood coach, has offered a critical assessment of India’s performance so far in the Manchester Test as well as in the entire Anderson-Tendulkar trophy so far and suggested that the two-three batters must play longer innings, while the middle and lower order need to contribute more to the team's overall effort.
4th Test: Duckett And Crawley Fifties Help England Claim Control After Stokes’ Picks Five-for
Tendulkar Trophy Test: Half centuries from Ben Duckett and Zak Crawley have put England in a commanding position after skipper Ben Stokes took his first five-wicket haul in eight years on day two of fourth Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy Test at Old Trafford on Thursday.
4th Test: These Are Moments You Remember 50 Years From Now, Says Manjrekar On Pant Batting With Injury
Former India: Former India cricketer Sanjay Manjrekar praised vice-captain Rishabh Pant’s brave decision to walk out and bat despite a fractured right foot on day two of ongoing fourth Test against England, adding that this will be one of those moments which will be remembered by the cricketing world for 50 years.
N Jagadeesan Most Likely To Be Called Up For Fifth Test Against England As Pant’s Replacement
New Delhi: Wicketkeeper-batter N Jagadeesan is most likely to be given a maiden call-up to the Indian Test team for the fifth Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy game against England as a replacement for the injured Rishabh Pant. An official announcement from the BCCI is expected to come soon.
4th Test: Stokes Picks 5-72 To Restrict India For 358 Despite Pant’s Courageous 54
Skipper Ben Stokes: Skipper Ben Stokes grabbed 5-72 as he took the lead for England to bowl India out for 358 in 114.1 overs on day two of fourth Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy Test against England at Old Trafford on Thursday.
4th Test: Pant Unbeaten On 39 Despite Fractured Foot As India Reach 321/6 Against England
Tendulkar Trophy Test: Vice-captain Rishabh Pant hobbled out to bat for India despite a fractured right foot and managed to be unbeaten on 39 off 55 balls as the visitors’ reached 321/6 in 105 overs at lunch on day two of fourth Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy Test against England at Old Trafford on Thursday.
4th Test: Pant To Not Keep Wickets Due To Foot Injury, Available To Bat As Per Team Requirements
Rishabh Pant: India vice-captain Rishabh Pant won’t keep wickets in the ongoing fourth Test against England at Old Trafford because of a right foot injury, but he’s available to bat as per the team’s requirements, said the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI).
4th Test: Pant's Injury A 'body Blow' For India, Will Affect The Dressing Room, Says Shastri
Former India: Former India head coach Ravi Shastri termed Rishabh Pant foot fracture in the ongoing Test against England at Manchester as a ‘body blow’, adding that this will affect the visitors’ dressing room due to them losing one batter in the line-up.
Dhawan Is A Younger Brother To Me And I Want Him To Keep Growing, Says Harbhajan Singh
Beyond The Boundary: Former India spinner Harbhajan Singh, while sharing about the time he spent with Shikhar Dhawan during his playing days, said that the ex-opener is like a younger brother to him and he wants him "to keep on growing every day".
4th Test: Sudharsan Making Maiden Test Fifty Means India Wants To Back A Youngster At Number Three, Says Patel
Indian Premier League: In the ongoing crucial fourth Test against England at Old Trafford, young left-handed batter B. Sai Sudharsan stepped up with a composed 61 - his maiden half-century in Test cricket- on the opening day of the fourth Test of the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy series in Manchester.
Pant Ruled Out Of Fourth Test With Fractured Toe, Ishan Likely To Be Added For Fifth Game: Reports
Rishabh Pant: In a major blow to India's hopes of bouncing back in the series, wicketkeeper-batter Rishabh Pant has been ruled out of the ongoing fourth Test against England after sustaining a toe fracture on the opening day.
Rishabh Pant की Injury पर Sai Sudharsan ने दिया बड़ा अपडेट, बोले- 'वो बहुत ज्यादा दर्द में थे'
ENG vs IND 4th Test: मैनचेस्टर टेस्ट के पहले दिन टीम इंडिया के विकेटकीपर बैटर ऋषभ पंत को पैर पर गंभीर चोट लगी। इस इंजरी के कारण उन्हें मैदान छोड़कर बाहर जाना पड़ा।
4th Test: This Quietens All Those Who Think Indians Can Bat Only On Flat Pitches Or Against Weak Attacks, Says Manjrekar
Match Centre Live: Former India batter Sanjay Manjrekar has complemented the Indian batters for the way they batted on the opening day of the fourth Test of the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy series and said that their performance was proof that they can only score on flat pitches or against weak attacks.
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