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Harry Brook’s aggressive batting put India under pressure in the ongoing Test match. Prasidh Krishna’s celebration was cut short when Mohammed Siraj inadvertently crossed the boundary rope while taking a catch. Brook got six runs instead of being dismissed. The incident highlighted the match’s dramatic shifts as England aims to win the series, while India […]

Following his impressive century at The Oval, Yashasvi Jaiswal’s family posed for a picture with former India Test captain Rohit Sharma. The heartwarming photo captured the significance of Jaiswal’s crucial knock, which helped India post a strong total. Jaiswal acknowledged the support and guidance he received from senior players like Rohit Sharma, highlighting their role

Mohammed Siraj’s relentless efforts at The Oval are proving fruitful, highlighted by the crucial dismissal of Ollie Pope with a sharp nip-backer. Siraj, now the leading wicket-taker in the series with 20 wickets, previously removed Zak Crawley with a searing yorker. England, chasing 260, are currently at 114 for 3, with India maintaining a strong

Tensions flared at The Oval as India pressed for a series-levelling victory, with Jaiswal and Duckett exchanging words on the field. India’s aggressive approach, both with their bowling and verbal pressure, intensified England’s chase of 374. Jaiswal’s century and crucial fifties from Akash Deep, Jadeja, and Sundar propelled India to a strong position, setting up

India dominated the morning session on Day 3 at The Oval, reaching 189 for 3 at lunch, fueled by Akash Deep’s surprising 66 and Jaiswal’s unbeaten 85. Tensions rose as Crawley and Pope confronted Jaiswal, seemingly frustrated by his perceived time-wasting. With a lead exceeding 100 and a flat pitch, India aims to capitalize on

Akash Deep’s remarkable 66, achieved as nightwatchman, ignited celebrations in the Indian dressing room during the fifth Test. His partnership with Yashasvi Jaiswal surpassed a significant milestone, becoming the 18th century stand of the series. Gautam Gambhir and Shubman Gill’s visible pride underscored the innings’ impact, boosting India’s lead and denting England’s morale.

Akash Deep’s remarkable 66 as nightwatchman alongside Yashasvi Jaiswal’s anchoring innings has solidified India’s position in the fifth Test at The Oval. Their century partnership, a series highlight, surpassed a record set in 2003-04.

The India vs England Test series has sparked debates over the spirit of cricket, with India accumulating more ICC demerit points. Sri Lanka statistically emerges as the worst-behaved team in the last two years, while England, Australia, and South Africa have the fewest demerit points. Despite recent tensions, England ranks among the best-behaved teams, and