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Shami Very Likely To Make Ranji Trophy Return, Could Make India Comeback From Brisbane Test
Though Mohammed Shami: Though Mohammed Shami was a notable omission from India’s squad for the all-important Border-Gavaskar Trophy due to his ongoing ankle injury recovery, there is a likelihood of him joining the team mid-way after making a return to competitive cricket through last two rounds of the ongoing Ranji Trophy.
Shami, who’s taken 229 wickets in 64 Tests, made a return to bowling at the National Cricket Academy (NCA) in Bengaluru and even bowled at the Indian team nets after they lost the Test series opener to New Zealand by eight wickets, where skipper Rohit Sharma had revealed the pacer had a setback in returning to action due to swelling on his knee.
Despite looking gingerly at times with a heavy strapping on his left knee, Shami seemed to have got a little bit of rhythm while bowling to Shubman Gill and a padded-up assistant coach Abhishek Nayar for more than an hour at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium on October 20. The very next day, Shami said at a promotional event at Gurugram that he was 100% pain-free and expressed his keen interest in playing a few domestic matches.
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Sarfaraz Has Room To Play His Shots As He Always Stays Beside The Line, Says Aakash Chopra
Indian Premier League: It is no secret that Sarfaraz Khan is a pro at finding runs via unorthodox methods and in areas rarely accessed by Indian Test batters. The first Test in Bengaluru was an illustration of this aspect – where 96 of his 150 runs in the second innings came behind the wicket.
India Know They Can Beat Anyone On Any Given Day: Brett Lee
World Test Championship: Former Australia fast-bowler Brett Lee said India are aware of them beating any team in Tests on a given day, but added that the Rohit Sharma-led side needs to find a balance in situations when rebuilding their innings during the upcoming Border-Gavaskar Trophy.
New Zealand Focused On Adapting To Pune’s Spin Challenge, Says Mitchell
Maharashtra Cricket Association: New Zealand all-rounder Daryl Mitchell has urged his team to quickly move on from their historic win in Bengaluru and brace up for the potentially spin-friendly conditions in the second Test against India, starting at the Maharashtra Cricket Association (MCA) Stadium here on Thursday.
Mayank Yadav Will Carry The Baton Of Indian Pace Bowling: Mohammad Shami
Border Gavaskar Trophy: Indian pacer Mohammad Shami has showered praise on young pace sensation Mayank Yadav and called him the future of India bowling. Shami, who also declared himself 100% fit and ready to bowl, feels that youngsters like Mayank Yadav and Harshit Rana have the capability to carry forward the baton of Indian pace bowling.
'I’m In No Hurry': Shami Eyes Ranji Trophy Return Before Taking India Assignment
ODI World Cup: Indian pace spearhead Mohammed Shami is steadily working towards a return to competitive cricket after being sidelined due to an ankle injury that has kept him out of action since November last year. As he focuses on regaining full fitness, Shami is eyeing a return to domestic cricket with Bengal in the ongoing Ranji Trophy.
Sarfaraz's Returns With The Bat Even More Prodigious Than His Waistline: Gavaskar
New Delhi: Legendary India batter Sunil Gavaskar lauded Sarfaraz Khan for his attacking 150 in the recent first Test against New Zealand, adding that his batting returns were even more remarkable than his waistline.
This Game Will Test Your Limits, But Those Who Love It Rise Stronger: Rishabh Pant
Rishabh Pant: India wicketkeeper-batter Rishabh Pant has vowed to make a strong comeback after India suffered a heartbreak defeat against New Zealand in the first Test at M. Chinnaswamy Stadium on Sunday. Pant shared a heartfelt post saying the "game will test your limits but those who love it rise stronger" after playing a fighting knock in the second innings.
1st Test: Conversation Was About Respecting Bowlers, Fight Through & Enjoy The Moment, Says Ravindra
New Zealand: New Zealand’s left-handed batting all-rounder Rachin Ravindra said the conversation around acing the chase of 107 to get an eight-wicket win over India was about respecting the bowlers by fighting through it and enjoy the moment at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium.
1st Test: Important To Take Care Of Position To Play Shots In This Part Of The World, Says Rachin Ravindra
ODI World Cup: Last year this time, the 2023 Men’s ODI World Cup was happening in India and Rachin Ravindra emerged as a breakout star due to his easy-going batting, which also included a hundred against Pakistan in Bengaluru, the city his family hails from.
1st Test: Rachin Ravindra Settled The Nerves With His Batting, Says Tom Latham
Skipper Tom Latham: New Zealand were tasked with chasing down 107 on day five against India at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium, but a menacing Jasprit Bumrah meant they had to earn their runs the hard way.
1st Test: 46 All Out Set Us Back; Will Give It All In Next Two Matches, Says Rohit Sharma
Rohit Sharma: After losing Test series opener to New Zealand by eight wickets at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium, India skipper Rohit Sharma admitted being all out for 46 in first innings did set them back in the game and vowed his team are ready to give it their all to win the next two matches.
1st Test: India’s Lead Reduces In WTC Standings As NZ Jump To Fourth
World Test Championship: New Zealand's comfortable eight-wicket win over India in the first Test at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium has brought in some changes to the ongoing World Test Championship (WTC) standings.
1st Test: Young, Ravindra Star In NZ's First Test Win In India Since 1988
When New Zealand: When New Zealand arrived for their three-match Test series against India, many didn’t give them a realistic chance to win even one game. But outstanding performances with bat and ball, as well as seizing big moments, helped them get their first Test win in India after 1988 with an eight-wicket victory at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium.
INDvNZ, 1st Test: Start Of Day 5 Play Delayed Due To Wet Outfield
New Zealand: The start of day five’s play in the first Test between India and New Zealand has delayed due to wet outfield at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium on Sunday.
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