The Indian wicketkeeper-batter was seen performing an unusual role with the ball during the 43rd Match of the First Division County Championship at Taunton.
Multiple Indian cricketers have left their marks on the ongoing County Championship. One of the star cricketers from India, Yuzvendra Chahal, delivered a magical delivery to take a wicket. The experienced Team India spinner bamboozled a Kent Cricket batter to uproot the timbers.
Dom Sibley’s monumental 305 and a record-breaking Surrey total of 820-9 dec stunned Durham in the County Championship. Lawrence, Jacks, and Curran also hit tons as Surrey rewrote history at The Oval.
The 42-year-old pacer has continued his good form in the new County season after retiring from Test cricket last year. In the match against Derbyshire, he took two important wickets. Let’s know more about this.
Mickey Arthur will simultaneously oversee the progress of Rangpur Riders in the GSL 2025 and Derbyshire in the County Championship Division Two, respectively.
India pacer Khaleel Ahmed joins Essex for the 2025 County Championship and One-Day Cup, becoming the fourth Indian to represent the club after Shastri, Kumble, and Vijay.
A rare frame has emerged after an unexpected combination on the field. Pakistan pacer Mohammad Abbas took a selfie with star India player Ishan Kishan after their match in the County Championship. When India and Pakistan shared a tense situation only a few days ago, the photo of Kishan and Abbas came as a surprise to many.
Jofra Archer faces a possible fine from the ECB for wearing black socks during his County Championship comeback for Sussex.
A few notable Indian youngsters have signed short-term deals with various county teams and are expected to be seen in action in this English summer.
The County Championship 2025 can be watched live for free via county teams’ official YouTube channels and the ECB Match Centre. Fans worldwide, including in India, can enjoy full match coverage without any subscription.
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