Can Mohammed Shami join the Indian Test squad for the Australia tour?
While the Indian pacer Mohammed Shami is currently recovering, is there any chance for him to return to the Test squad for the forthcoming Australia tour?
While the Indian pacer Mohammed Shami is currently recovering, is there any chance for him to return to the Test squad for the forthcoming Australia tour?
While India celebrated the opening day of the Pune Test against New Zealand with strong bowling performances, the batting collapse put the hosts in danger of losing the Test. Can we see any dramatic comeback from the hosts?
After the completion of the Test series against New Zealand, India will then travel to South Africa for a four-match T20I series. After completion of the T20I series, India will tour Australia for a five-match Test series (Border-Gavaskar Trophy)
There is a big question whether Mohammed Shami will be available for the Australia tour or not. Bengal coach Laxmi Ratan Shukla revealed Shami’s present fitness status.
New Zealand finally ended their 36-year-long wait for a Test victory in India after comfortably winning the Bengaluru Test by eight wickets on Sunday morning.
The 34-year-old right-arm fast bowler was spotted bowling in the nets at M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru, just after India's eight-wicket defeat against New Zealand.
Indian captain Rohit Sharma and former captain Virat Kohli seemed to be unhappy with the decisions of the on-field umpires at the end of the day.
While India are fighting in the Bengaluru Test against New Zealand, former Indian captain Virat Kohli scored 70 runs. During this knock, Kohli joined in the elite club of Test cricketers.
While India had a completely bad day during the second day of the Bengaluru Test against New Zealand, it became worse with wicketkeeper Rishabh Pant’s knee injury.
In the crucial Group A match of the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2024, India Women was forced to make one change in the playing XI after the toss.
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