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Jack Leach Ruled Out Of England’s Test Series Against India With Knee Injury
Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium: England’s left-arm spinner Jack Leach has been ruled out of the rest of the Test series against India due to a left knee injury.
Leach hurt his left knee while fielding on the first day of the Test series opener in Hyderabad, where he collided with the ground after diving to stop a boundary.
On day two of the match, Leach aggravated the injury, which meant he picked a swelling on his injured knee and was unable to bowl long bowling spells, though he did bowl 26 overs in the first innings. But Leach managed to bowl 10 overs in the second innings and took out Shreyas Iyer as England secured a famous 28-run victory at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium.
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Looking At How England Went About In 1st Game; Practising Some Sweep Shots: KS Bharat
Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium: With India 1-0 behind in the five-game Test series against England, wicketkeeper-batter KS Bharat said the hosts’ have taken a cue from the visitors’ batting approach in the series opener at Hyderabad and have been making an effort to focus on sweep shots ahead of the second match at the ACA-VDCA Stadium starting on Friday.
England Have Given India Something To Think About, Says Mark Wood After Hyderabad Test Triumph
Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium: England’s tearaway pacer Mark Wood says the side’s astonishing come-from-behind 28-run win in the first Test at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium has given India something to think about ahead of the second game of the series at Visakhapatnam.
Jasprit Bumrah Reprimanded For Breaching ICC Code Of Conduct During Hyderabad Test
Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium: India’s fast-bowling spearhead Jasprit Bumrah has been handed an official reprimand for breaching Level 1 of the ICC Code of Conduct during the first match of the Test series against England, which ended in a 28-run loss for the hosts’ at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium on Sunday.
England Have Shown They Are A Side Not To Be Messed With, Says Nasser Hussain
Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium: Former England captain Nasser Hussain has heaped praise on the Ben Stokes-led side after beating India by 28 runs in the Test series opener at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium, saying that the visitors’ have shown they are a side to be messed with.
Rohit Sharma’s Captaincy Was Very, Very Average, Says Michael Vaughan After India’s 28-run Loss To England
Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium: After India's 28-run defeat to England in the Test series opener at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium in Hyderabad, former captain Michael Vaughan said Rohit Sharma’s captaincy was very, very average, adding that he hardly had any answers to Ollie Pope’s magnificent 196.
Rahul Dravid Rues India Missing Out On 70-80 Runs In The First Innings After Defeat To England
Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium: India head coach Rahul Dravid was left rueing over the inability of his team not getting 70-80 runs more in their first innings of the Hyderabad Test which the hosts’ eventually ended up losing by 28 runs to England at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium.
India Were Pretty Ordinary, Could Have Been More Positive In Their Batting Approach, Says Kumble
Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium: Former India captain Anil Kumble said the hosts’ were pretty ordinary and that they could have shown more positivity in their batting approach after losing the opening Test to England by 28 runs at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium.
Kohli Is The Fittest Cricketer Around, Never Seen Him At NCA, Says Rohit Sharma
Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium: India captain Rohit Sharma on Sunday praised the work ethics of his predecessor Virat Kohli, saying the former India captain is so conscious of his fitness that he has never been to the National Cricket Association (NCA) to use the services of experts there.
IND V ENG: It's 100% Our Greatest Victory In These Conditions, Says England Captain Ben Stokes
Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium: Captain Ben Stokes on Sunday called England's 28-run come-from-behind victory over hosts India in the first Test of the five-match series as "our greatest victory" since he took over and praised left-arm spinner Tom Hartley and middle-order batter Ollie Pope for their special efforts.
IND V ENG: Poor Batting In Second Innings, Missed Chances Reason For Defeat In First Test, Says Rohit Sharma
Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium: India captain Rohit Sharma cited poor batting by his top-order and chances put down by his fielders as the reason for the hosts losing to England by 28 runs in the first Test of the five-match series at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium on Sunday.
1st Test: Hartley’s Seven-wicket Haul, Pope’s 196 Gives England A Famous 28-run Win Over India (ld)
Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium: Debutant left-arm spinner Tom Hartley set aside a poor performance in the first innings to pick a sensational 7-62 as England clinched an improbable and famous 28-run win over India in the Test series opener at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium on Sunday.
1st Test: Hartley’s Seven-wicket Haul Gives England A Famous 28-run Win Over India
Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium: Debutant left-arm spinner Tom Hartley set aside a poor performance in the first innings to pick a sensational 7-62 as England clinched an improbable and famous 28-run win over India in the Test series opener at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium here on Sunday.
1st Test: Rahul, Axar Keep Steady India After Hartley Dismisses Top-order In Chase Of 231
Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium: KL Rahul and Axar Patel added 32 for the fourth wicket to keep India steady in their pursuit of chasing down 231 after ending tea session on day four’s play at 95/3 in 29 overs.
1st Test: Ollie Pope Bowled For A Magnificent 196 As England Set India Target Of 231 Runs
Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium: Ollie Pope’s magnificent knock came to an end on 196 as England have now set India a target of 231 runs after folding their second innings at 420 in 102.1 overs on day four of the first Test at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium on Sunday.
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