Ben Stokes makes history with a century and a five-wicket haul in the Manchester Test vs India. Becomes the first England captain to achieve the feat in 148 years.
Right after the third day of the ongoing 4th Test of the Anderson-Tendulkar trophy, and ahead of Day 4, former India cricketer Sanjay Manjrekar reflected on Shubman Gill's questionable decisions in terms of utilizing the bowlers.
A crucial day for the ongoing Manchester Test, where England is positioned in a commanding position with captain Ben Stokes remaining on the track.
India bowling coach Morne Morkel defended the delayed use of Washington Sundar on Day 3 of the 4th Test vs England, citing team balance and batting depth as key factors behind the decision.
A day marked by England's batting display, mostly because of Joe Root, who scored an individual 150 before falling short against a Ravindra Jadeja delivery and the quick hands of keeper Dhruv Jurel.
Mohammed Siraj made the session more interesting. When England was in a commendable position, Siraj sparked. He got the wicket of all-rounder Chris Woakes.
A deserving standing ovation for Joe Root. Ravindra Jadeja broke the rally. Root departed right after touching the 150-run milestone.
ENG vs IND 4th Test: It was not a wonderful sight for Team India. Their pace spearheaded by Jasprit Bumrah left the field, limping, clutching his left knee. He was in total discomfort and had to leave the field before the tea break.
A painful moment for Ben Stokes. Went down on his knees in the middle. An unexpected incident in Mohammed Siraj's over. After the 90th over of the innings, India decided to get a new red Duke. Before claiming it, Siraj bowled two deliveries with the old one and then moved to the new.
Ravichandran Ashwin heavily criticized Indian team management for not selecting Kuldeep Yadav for the ongoing 4th Test of the Anderson-Tendulkar trophy at Old Trafford, Manchester. The former international directly questioned India's game plan in a crucial match.
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