Let’s look at an Indian team who leave England with what ended up being a bit of a ‘what could have been?’ series for the visitors.
Let’s look at an Indian team who leave England with what ended up being a bit of a ‘what could have been?’ series for the visitors.
While Team India came short of addressing their dismal overseas Test performances yet again – them being ‘competitive’ notwithstanding – it’s time to look at what is becoming an Achilles heel for the ODI team; the middle order conundrum!
The England-India Test series is finally over, and it was another disappointing overseas result for the visitors, a team that was expected to topple the hosts returning with a very poor 1-4 loss.
England’s pace bowlers seized control of the fifth Test against India at The Oval, building on the earlier heroics of Jos Buttler’s unbeaten 89.
The Indian team for Asia Cup was announced recently. Virat Kohli has been rested and rightly so as he was nursing a bad back throughout the Test series in England.
After India’s disappointing loss against England in the fourth Test of the five-match series, three players are likely to find themselves out of the playing XI.
India will look to knock over England’s final two wickets cheaply in the third day of the fourth Test with the home side leading by 233 runs at stumps.
India battles England in the fourth test at Southampton Rose Bowl Cricket Ground. India is trailing 1-2 and roared back into series by winning the third test by 203 runs.
Indian captain Virat Kohli has ruled out participating in the initial stages of the England and Wales Cricket Board’s new 100-ball format and says he is worried that commercial concerns are eroding the quality of the game.
The Indian team’s defeat at Southampton followed a familiar pattern, a pattern which is all too familiar if you are an Indian fan.
The Indian team’s defeat at Southampton followed a familiar pattern, a pattern which is all too familiar if you are an Indian fan.
The Indian team’s defeat at Southampton followed a familiar pattern, a pattern which is all too familiar if you are an Indian fan.
At long last, Virat Kohli and Ravi Shastri got their selections right.
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Indian team management did another mistake in England tour by playing Kuldeep Yadav in the 2nd.Test instead of in the 1s…(more)
At long last, Virat Kohli and Ravi Shastri got their selections right.
At long last, Virat Kohli and Ravi Shastri got their selections right.
Spinners were the looming threat the last time Australia played Tests against Pakistan and India. But over the coming months, the Aussie batsmen will be challenged by the teams’ vastly improved pace attacks.
Unless there’s a miracle, India is winning the third Test at Trent Bridge.
India came into the third Test against England 2-0 down. The team was a shambles and the loss at Lord’s seemed to have taken the sting out of the team.
India’s drubbing has left everyone in the country seething – including cricket media, fans, and pundits. While everyone expected India to roll over England, the Three Lions have taken everyone by surprise and put on a clinical display.
England led from start to finish at Lord’s to take a 2-0 lead into the third Test against India.
After two Tests, England are up 2-0 in their home series against India. Here’s a look at how the tourists have fared so far.
India arrived in England as the number 1 Test side in the world and were expected to provide the hosts a tough series.
India’s extraordinary reliance on Virat Kohli when playing outside Asia has been exposed this year, with the remainder of their batsmen incredibly averaging just 14 with the bat across five Tests in England and South Africa.
The second Test of the 2018 series at Lord’s has ended with England going up two-nil in the five-Test series.
The second Test of the 2018 series at Lord’s has ended with England going up two-nil in the five-Test series.
The second Test of the 2018 series at Lord’s has ended with England going up two-nil in the five-Test series.
Let’s look at an Indian team who leave England with what ended up being a bit of a ‘what could have been?’ series for the visitors.
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Shami was much better than those figures would suggest, with a bit of luck he could have had a truckload of wickets. He…(more)