Sunday, June 28
Akash Deep and Mohammed Siraj spearheaded India's dominant 337-run victory over England in the second Test at Edgbaston, claiming 17 wickets on a challenging pitch. Akash Deep, replacing Bumrah, celebrated a remarkable debut with a ten-wicket match haul, emulating Chetan Sharma's feat from 1986.
Following a massive 336 runs defeat at Edgbaston, England have added Gus Atkinson to their squad for the crucial third Test against India at Lord's. Atkinson returns after recovering from injury, aiming to boost England's bowling attack after India's dominant batting performance. Jofra Archer's potential comeback is also being monitored.
England consider bringing back a pacer for the crucial third Test against India at Lord's. Coach Brendon McCullum hinted at the player's readiness after his injury layoff. Meanwhile, Jasprit Bumrah is set to return for India at Lord's. McCullum also backed Shoaib Bashir despite his expensive performance at Edgbaston in the previous Test.
Former England captain Michael Vaughan has strongly criticised Zak Crawley's inconsistent Test performance, questioning his place despite a recent 65 against India. Geoffrey Boycott echoed these concerns, citing Crawley's ingrained flaws and insufficient run-scoring. India's victory at Edgbaston, fueled by Akash Deep's bowling, intensified scrutiny on England's team selection, including Chris Woakes' declining performance, prompting calls for strategic changes.
Mark Butcher lauded Shubman Gill's composure and technique as India's Test captain, highlighting his success in Virat Kohli's former position. Gill's impressive form in the England series, with 585 runs, has solidified his position. Butcher also praised KL Rahul's consistency and Yashasvi Jaiswal's hunger for runs, calling Jaiswal a generational talent.
Shubman Gill led India to a historic 336-run victory over England at Edgbaston, their first win at the venue after a 58-year wait. Akash Deep's sensational 10-wicket match haul, including a maiden five-wicket haul, proved crucial in dismantling England's batting lineup. Despite personal challenges, Akash's performance fueled India's series hopes as they head to Lord's.
Vaibhav Suryavanshi, the young batting prodigy, followed up his record-breaking century with a composed 33 against England U19. His innings provided a solid start for India, who were interrupted by rain after posting 164/7. Suryavanshi's ambition to score a double-century, inspired by Shubman Gill, fuels anticipation for the final Youth ODI as he aims to fulfill his dream.
Mark Butcher lauded Shubman Gill's composure and technique as India's Test captain, highlighting his success in Virat Kohli's former position. Gill's impressive form in the England series, with 585 runs, has solidified his position. Butcher also praised KL Rahul's consistency and Yashasvi Jaiswal's hunger for runs, calling Jaiswal a generational talent.
Roger Federer and his wife Mirka graced Wimbledon on Day 8, receiving a warm welcome as they headed to the Royal Box. Federer, an eight-time Wimbledon champion, looked dapper in a navy blue suit, while Mirka wore a white dress. The Tennis great was welcomed with roaring applause by the crowd as he made his way to his seat.
Shubman Gill, at 25, became India's youngest Test captain to secure an overseas victory, leading the team to a historic 336-run win against England at Edgbaston. Gill's exceptional batting, including scores of 269 and 161, fueled India's triumph. The victory, India's first at Edgbaston, leveled the series 1-1, marking a significant moment under Gill's leadership as they head to Lord's.
