India’s Test squad has shown promise, but a few bold changes could make a big difference. With Dhruv Jurel, Arshdeep Singh, and Nitish Kumar Reddy waiting in the wings, it might be time to rethink the playing XI for better balance, form, and firepower.
We look at some of the players who waited for an eternity to make a comeback in the Test format. John Tracios waited the longest to make a resurgence in international cricket, followed by Karun Nair and Fawad Alam
Vidarbha face a major setback ahead of the 2025–26 domestic season as star performers Karun Nair and Jitesh Sharma are set to leave the team.
Here are the top three Indian players who can set the stage on fire during the first Test at Headingly.
India faces an injury scare ahead of the first Test as England announces an experienced XI with a key return and batting reshuffle.
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After waiting for eight years, Karun Nair is close to making his Test comeback in Leeds. He spoke about the tough time after being dropped in 2018, how he picked himself up, and how his fight to return has even inspired coach Gautam Gambhir.
It is not my job to announce the winner
Rohit Sharma on being asked if England were rightly awarded the World Cup title in 2019
