
[WATCH] Former players react to incident between Akash Deep and Ben Duckett during ENG vs IND 5th Test
Watch the former players react to incident between Akash Deep and Ben Duckett during ENG vs IND 5th Test.

Watch the former players react to incident between Akash Deep and Ben Duckett during ENG vs IND 5th Test.

Duckett joined hands with Crawley at the top of the order and gave England a blazing start before his eventual demise on 43.

Let's take a look at the Playing XI for India and England in ongoing ENG vs IND 5th Test.
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The draw at Old Trafford has created a final-like situation for the 5th Test of the 5-match Test series between England and India. Ahead of the match at Old Trafford, starting from July 31, the Indian team management has to complete a puzzle.
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After the Manchester Test, Team India head coach Gautam Gambhir declared that all bowlers are fit and fine to play. But the uncertainty remains over Jasprit Bumrah. Will the pacer play the England vs. India 5th Test at The Oval? If not, who can replace him from the present setup?

Shubman Gill confirms Akash Deep's injury, ruling him out of the 4th Test as India faces a must-win clash against England at Old Trafford.

Calmness before the storm. Before the do-or-die match at Old Trafford, Manchester, Team India players shared some light moments during the training sessions and also off the field. Arshdeep Singh recently shared a video from his official Instagram account, which attracted a part of netizens.
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Team India has been hit with another injury as Akash Deep is likely to miss the fourth Test due to back pain. Jasprit Bumrah will return, and young pacer Anshul Kamboj has been brought in as backup.

BCCI Vice President Rajeev Shukla clarifies Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli retired from Tests on their own and says Board never asked them to step down.

Akash Deep bowls a stunning full-length ball to dismiss Harry Brook, leaving England at 87/4 in the third Test at Lord's.
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