Monday, June 29
Pat Cummins's sensational caught-and-bowled dismissal of Keacy Carty highlighted a day dominated by bowlers in the second Test between Australia and West Indies. Cummins' athletic effort, described as world-class, removed Carty for 6. West Indies were restricted to 253, with Nathan Lyon taking 3 wickets, before Australia closed Day 2 on 12 for two.
Shubman Gill has eclipsed Virat Kohli's record to become the highest run-scorer in his debut Test series as India's captain. He achieved this feat during the second Test against England at Edgbaston, amassing 460 runs in four innings. Gill's impressive performance, including a remarkable 269, leading a young team in challenging English conditions, underscores his class and composure.
Vaibhav Suryavanshi, the 14-year-old cricket sensation, has once again captivated audiences with a blistering 143 off 78 balls against England U-19. Representing India U-19, his explosive innings included 13 fours and 10 sixes, solidifying his reputation as a prodigious talent.
Young India opener Yashasvi Jaiswal equaled Rahul Dravid and Virender Sehwag as the joint-fastest Indian to 2,000 Test runs, achieving the milestone in his 40th innings during the second Test against England. He also became the fastest Indian to the mark in terms of matches played, reaching it in 21 Tests.
Mohammed Siraj etched his name in Indian cricket history, securing a remarkable 6/70 against England at Edgbaston. This feat places him among legends like Kapil Dev and Ishant Sharma. Siraj's performance is the best by an Indian at the ground since 1986.
Rishabh Pant's chaotic yet impactful innings put India in a commanding position against England at Edgbaston. Pant's aggressive approach, marked by dropped catches and a flying bat, saw him reach an unbeaten 41. India built a substantial 357-run lead by lunch on Day 4, despite losing Rahul and Nair.
