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Prasidh Krishna’s impressive comeback in the fifth Test against England, where he claimed eight wickets, played a crucial role in India’s victory. After facing criticism and being dropped, Krishna refined his approach, displaying improved consistency and tactical awareness. His performance offers India confidence in his potential for Test matches, particularly in SENA countries, despite likely […]

Lee Fortis, The Oval’s chief curator, celebrated a successful Test match despite a prior heated exchange with Gautam Gambhir. The pitch offered assistance to both batters and bowlers, culminating in a thrilling finish where Mohammed Siraj’s skill with the old ball secured a dramatic win for India. Fortis, unfazed by the controversy, is now preparing

Shubman Gill, India’s captain, is nominated for ICC’s Player of the Month after his stellar performance in the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy, leading India to a 2-2 draw against England. Gill amassed 754 runs, breaking records with four centuries. South Africa’s Wiaan Mulder and England’s Ben Stokes are also nominated for their outstanding contributions with bat and

Sachin Tendulkar believes India’s Test wins without Jasprit Bumrah were coincidental, emphasizing Bumrah’s “exceptional” quality. Despite Mohammed Siraj’s impressive performance, Bumrah remains a top performer. Tendulkar also lauded Washington Sundar’s all-round contributions and defended India’s decision to play on during the Manchester Test, supporting the team’s spirit and dismissing concerns about England’s bowlers needing rest

Mohammed Siraj’s stellar performance in the fifth Test against England propelled him to a career-best 15th position in the ICC Test rankings. His nine-wicket haul helped India level the series. In other rankings updates, Matt Henry reached a career-best fourth, while Joe Root strengthened his top batting position.

Former Indian cricketer Wasim Jaffer has humorously dismissed viral rumours suggesting that Donald Trump intervened to broker peace between him and Michael Vaughan. Jaffer clarified on X that the reports are baseless, confirming that the social media banter with the former England captain will continue.

India beat England by six runs in the fifth Test of the five-match series. Washington Sundar’s crucial last-wicket partnership with Prasidh Krishna helped India with the final push to set a target of 374. Sundar scored a quickfire half-century. His coach, M. Senthilnathan, highlighted Sundar’s calm response to verbal volleys. R. Prasanna noted Sundar’s improved

Gautam Gambhir’s leadership and Shubman Gill’s captaincy inspired India to a thrilling six-run victory at The Oval, drawing the Test series 2-2. Mohammed Siraj’s five-wicket haul secured the win, India’s narrowest ever in Test history. This triumph boosted India to third in the ICC World Test Championship standings, highlighting the team’s evolving identity and promising

Former England pacer Stuart Broad lauded Mohammed Siraj’s skill and spirit after his impressive performance in the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy. Siraj, the leading wicket-taker with 22 wickets, earned the nickname ‘Mr. Angry’ from England players for his relentless passion. Broad highlighted Siraj’s strategic bowling, dismissing key batsmen and securing India’s series-drawing victory.

Mohammed Siraj’s journey is fuelled by his father’s dream and his mother’s prayers. He honours his father’s memory by visiting his grave before and after tours, drawing strength from his blessings. Virat Kohli’s unwavering support transformed Siraj, while Cristiano Ronaldo’s ‘Believe’ inspired him to excel, culminating in a remarkable performance in England, becoming the highest