Hanuma Vihari News
Here's everything you need to know about the live streaming and TV broadcast of Irani Cup 2023 final match between Jaydev Unadkat-led Saurashtra and Rest of India captained by Hanuma Vihari
Hanuma Vihari was a regular member of the India Test side.
He last played a Test match back in July 2022.
Vihari believes he can still make a comeback.
Andhra Pradesh may lose the Ranji Trophy quarter-final clash vs Madhya Pradesh on Friday (February 3) but they will be mighty proud of their captain Hanuma Vihari's inspirational acts, trying to save team even with a broken wrist
In Ranji Trophy 2022-22 quarter-final between Andhra Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh, AP captain Hanuma Vihari batted through pain as he turned a left-hander to avoid injury in his broken left-hand wrist and help his side reach a respectable total in first innings
Beginning the day, pacer Kuldeep Sen took the last two Saurashtra wickets early on the fourth day of the Irani Cup
Mayank Agarwal has been flown in from India as last-minute replacement for Rohit Sharma
In Rohit's absence, Jasprit Bumrah will lead the side in 5th Test vs England
Fresh from featuring in India's 2-0 sweep over Sri Lanka, Hanuma has signed with Abahani Limited and is expected to join them after a short break in Hyderabad.
Since Shubman Gill is raring to go, head coach Rahul Dravid will perhaps like to use him as a middle-order batter, who can also be an enforcer if the situation demands.
Team India national selectors have decided to drop Cheteshwar Pujara for the upcoming two-match Test series against Sri Lanka. With Pujara not in the squad, Rohit Sharma-led India will be hunting for new No. 3 batsman in Test cricket. In these collection of pictures we take a look at possible options for No. 3 in Tests from Virat Kohli to Shubman Gill to KL Rahul.
It's a kind of temporary option but with no dedicated off-seasons like what players of yesteryears enjoyed, probably a break from the national team will give them enough time to work on their flaws and comeback stronger.
After India lost the second Test in Johannesburg, they will be itching to make a strong comeback in third Test to win the historic series in South Africa.
Hanuma Vihari looked impressive in the middle after Ajinkya Rahane fell for a first-ball duck and managed put on 42 runs for the fourth wicket with stand-in captain KL Rahul.
Virat Kohli missing the 2nd Test in Johannesburg means that he will now not be turning out in his 100th Test at Cape Town but will instead play it at Bengaluru against Sri Lanka on February 25.
The Indian team, for the past three days, has been practising at the Supersport Park in Centurion and Cricket South Africa has provided the visitors an opportunity to practice on the centre wicket in the main stadium.
Abhimanyu Easwaran (55 off 117 balls; 7 fours) and Hanuma Vihari (72* off 116 balls; 12 fours) made their presence felt with a 133-run partnership to give the India A hopes of securing the result as the end of the day's play was edging closer.
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Team India cricketers were given a three-week break after their loss to New Zealand in the World Test Championship final ahead of their five-match Test series against England. While most like skipper Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma avoided large public gatherings in the United Kingdom, there were others who chose to attend Wimbledon or UEFA Euro 2020 games even though COVID-19 is far from over in UK. As a result, two India cricketers have tested COVID-19 positive and one of them - Rishabh Pant - is still in isolation. In these collection of pictures, we take a look at Team India members who attended Wimbledon or UEFA Euro 2020 over the last couple of weeks.
Vihari once again reiterated that the biggest challenge of batting in England is facing the Dukes as it keeps bowlers in the game at all times.
He faced close to three overs from Stuart Broad and was dismissed for a 23-ball duck.
Taking guard is an important factor for any batsman and Vihari too decides on marking his guard depending on where he is playing.
IPL 2021 auction will take place in Chennai on February 18 from 3pm onwards. Apart from the Rs 2 crore and Rs 1.5 crore base price, there are 11 cricketers who have base price of Rs 1 crore. In this category, there are two Indian cricketers -- Hanuma Vihari and Umesh Yadav -- apart from top Australian cricketers like Aaron Finch and Marnus Labuschagne. Here we take a look at some of the top cricketers who will command Rs 1 crore base price in IPL 2021 auction.
Hanuma Vihari's rearguard display against Australia on Day 5 of the Sydney Test helped India save the match.
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