Day one
India Toughest Team To Beat, Says South Africa Spinner Harmer Ahead Of Test Tour
Harmer from Transvaal destroyed Pakistan with figures of 6-50 on Day Four of the second Test to give South Africa a comprehensive eight-wicket win in Rawalpindi on Thursday. The off-spinner said that he will be using the experience of bowling in Pakistan to succeed in India.
The World Test Champions will next head to India, where they play a two-Test series with the first Test in Kolkata from November 14.
Related Cricket News on Day one
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2nd Test: India Batting Coach Kotak Lauds Jaiswal’s Determination And Adaptability
Arun Jaitley Stadium: India batting coach Sitanshu Kotak praised Yashasvi Jaiswal’s determination and tactical awareness after the opener’s unbeaten 173 helped India reach 318/2 at stumps on Day One of ...
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1st Test: Rahul Hits Unbeaten 53 As India Reach 121/1, Trail West Indies By 41 Runs
Narendra Modi Stadium: An unbeaten 53 off 114 balls by senior opener KL Rahul guided India to 121/2 in 38 overs, just 41 runs behind West Indies at stumps on ...
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Raghvi Bist’s 93 Anchors India A As Australia A Stumble To 158/5 On Day 2
Allan Border Field: Australia A’s middle-order faces a challenging third day after a mixed second day with bat and ball in their four-day clash against India A at Allan Border ...
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Rain Forces Early Stumps After Prestwidge Runs Through India A's Top Order
Allan Border Field: Fast bowler Georgia Prestwidge’s early burst put Australia A on top, but heavy rain and persistent interruptions meant early stumps was taken on Day One of their ...
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4th Test: England Make Triple Strikes As India Reach 149/3 In 52 Overs At Tea
Tendulkar Trophy: After a wicketless opening session, England bounced back by removing India's openers and captain Shubman Gill to leave the tourists at 149/3 in 52 overs at tea on ...
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4th Test: India Showed Right Mix Between Caution And Aggression In Morning Session, Says Shastri
Ravi Shastri: Former India head coach Ravi Shastri believes the visitors’ getting off to a good start in the morning session on Day One of the fourth Test against England ...
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4th Test: Rahul And Jaiswal Show Patience To Stitch Unbroken 78-run Opening Stand
When Brydon Carse: KL Rahul and Yashasvi Jaiswal showed immense patience and grit to stitch an unbroken opening stand and help India reach 78 for no loss in 26 overs ...
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3rd Test: Joe Root Ends Day One On 99* As England Reach 251/4 Against India (ld)
Nitish Kumar Reddy: Joe Root showed his class by making runs on a hard-fought and attritional day of Test match cricket to be 99 not out as England reached 251/4 ...
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3rd Test: Joe Root Ends Day One On 99 Not Out As England Reach 251/4 Against India
Nitish Kumar Reddy: Joe Root showed his class of making runs on a hard fought and attritional day of Test match cricket to be 99 not out as England reached ...
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2nd Test: Gill Slams Hard-fought Second Hundred As Test Captain, Takes India Past 300 (ld)
After Yashasvi Jaiswal: Shubman Gill was at his determined best to hit a hard-fought seventh Test hundred – his second as India’s captain – as the visitors reached 310/5 in ...
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1st Test: Phenomenal Bumrah Is Best In The World, Can Change The Game: Mark Wood
BBC Test Match Special: England fast bowler Mark Wood believes Jasprit Bumrah is the best bowler in the world right now and will certainly prove to be a challenge for ...
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1st Test: Gill, Jaiswal Tons, Pant’s Fifty Headline India's Utterly Dominant Day
Shubman Gill: Under the sunny and cloudy skies at Headingley, two young batters of India’s new Test era dazzled with brilliant strokes to hit a century each and totally dominate ...
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1st Test: Gill, Jaiswal Tons, Pant’s Fifty Headline India's Dominant Day In Leeds (Ld)
Shubman Gill: A scintillating century by Yashasvi Jaiswal was followed by a sublime hundred on the Test-captaincy debut for Shubman Gill, before Rishabh Pant’s typical pyrotechnics got him a rollicking ...
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1st Test: Jaiswal’s Hundred, Gill’s Fifty Propel India To A Commanding 215/2 At Tea
Opener Yashasvi Jaiswal: Opener Yashasvi Jaiswal slammed his first Test century on English soil, while Shubman Gill hit his first fifty as the Test captain and number four batter as ...
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