Jasprit Bumrah bowling News

India skipper Shubman Gill has a great chance to create history at Edgbaston in Birmingham, where the second Test of the five-match series will be played.

This combination of seasoned internationals and emerging talents positions Mumbai Indians with a balanced and dynamic squad, ready to take on the challenges posed by Gujarat Titans in this crucial Eliminator match.  

India captain Jasprit Bumrah left the field during Day 2 of the Sydney Test due to a back spasm, raising concerns. With 32 wickets in the series, his fitness is crucial for India’s chances in the high-stakes final match.

The third Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy between India and Australia is set to be a crucial encounter, not just for the series but also for the World Test Championship (WTC) final race. Scroll down to check complete details of the match. 

As India gears up for the crucial 3rd Test against Australia at the Gabba, the team faces key decisions regarding their playing XI. After a heavy defeat in Adelaide, the focus shifts to picking the best combination to bounce back. With several changes on the cards, here's a look at India's probable lineup for the upcoming Test, featuring a mix of seasoned players and potential debutants ready to make an impact.

As India prepares to take on New Zealand in the second Test of the series, the spotlight shifts to the playing XI that will step onto the pitch in Pune. After a disappointing loss in the first Test, the team seeks to bounce back with a blend of experienced stalwarts and promising talents. Each player's contribution will be vital in turning the tide in India’s favour. Let’s take a closer look at the probable lineup and what they bring to the table in this crucial encounter.

India currently sits atop the WTC standings with an impressive win percentage of 74.24%. Following a dominant 2-0 victory over Bangladesh,

Kohli became the fastest player to reach 27,000 runs in international cricket, achieving this landmark during his blistering innings of 47 runs off just 35 balls.

Shakib Al Hasan's contributions to the Bangladesh team cannot be overstated. As one of the most experienced players in the squad, his presence is vital, especially in a challenging away series against a formidable Indian side.

Dhoni's admiration for Bumrah isn't without merit. The fast bowler played a crucial role in India's triumphant campaign at the recent ICC T20 World Cup in the Caribbean.

India has not toured Pakistan since the 2008 Asia Cup due to strained diplomatic ties.

The pitch at Daren Sammy National Cricket Stadium is known for being a batting-friendly surface.

Their playful exchange post-match added a personal touch to the professional, capturing the hearts of fans worldwide.

Mohammed Rizwan anchored the innings with a patient 31 off 44 balls, but the Indian bowlers struck at regular intervals.

One of the most anticipated storylines of the T20 World Cup revolves around the return of the legendary Virat Kohli to the Indian lineup.