Monday, June 29
During the second Test at Edgbaston, Jasprit Bumrah was spotted in the Indian dugout wearing a radio earwig, drawing attention from commentator Ravi Shastri. India, after scoring 587, watched as England's Harry Brook and Jamie Smith formed a strong partnership. Mohammed Siraj's impressive 6/70 helped India bowl England out for 407, securing a significant first-innings lead.
Ravindra Jadeja dismissed Ben Stokes' pitch tampering accusations as mind games after a heated exchange during the second Test at Edgbaston. The incident arose after Chris Woakes complained about Jadeja allegedly damaging the pitch's danger area. Jadeja, who scored a crucial 89 in India's dominant 587, defended his actions, stating his focus was on batting, not altering the pitch.
Tragedy struck as Liverpool's Diogo Jota and his brother Andre Silva died in a fiery car crash in Spain. A tire blowout during an overtaking attempt caused the vehicle to veer off the motorway and ignite. Jota, recently married, was traveling to England by ferry due to medical advice.
Harry Brook and Jamie Smith's sensational centuries powered England's remarkable recovery from 84/5 against India after Ben Stokes' golden duck. Smith's aggressive century, the joint-third fastest in Tests for England, and Brook's fluent 158 combined for a massive 303-run partnership.
Shubman Gill's record-breaking 269 against England at Edgbaston was followed by an emotional moment as he received a congratulatory message from his parents. The BCCI captured Gill's post-match routine, including recovery, media duties, and a warm welcome at the hotel. Gill acknowledged the importance of his father's guidance in his cricketing journey, while also humorously lamenting missing his triple century.
Shubman Gill's magnificent 269 propelled India to a commanding position in the second Test against England at Edgbaston. The 25-year-old captain surpassed records previously held by Indian legends like Virat Kohli and Sachin Tendulkar. In the video, Gill emphasised on the importance of staying at the crease and playing grounded shots, showcasing his dedication to representing India.
Carlos Alcaraz overcame Jan-Lennard Struff to advance to the Wimbledon last-16, while Aryna Sabalenka defeated Emma Raducanu in a compelling match. The tournament witnessed several upsets in the women's draw, with Madison Keys among the top seeds eliminated. Taylor Fritz and Cameron Norrie progressed, while Naomi Osaka's struggles continued.
D Gukesh continued his impressive form at the Super United Rapid and Blitz tournament in Zagreb by defeating Magnus Carlsen for the second consecutive time. Gukesh's victory, achieved with black pieces, marked his fifth straight win in the tournament, propelling him to the sole lead.
