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Gill Didn’t Quite Have That On-field Aura Of Rohit And Kohli, Says Nasser Hussain
Shubman Gill: India’s new Test captain Shubman Gill is under the spotlight after his leadership in the series opener against England came under criticism from former England skipper Nasser Hussain, who said Gill “didn’t quite have the on-field aura” of his predecessors, Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli.
“I saw someone finding his way,” Hussain said on Sky Sports. “He (Gill) didn’t quite have that on-field aura of Rohit and Kohli. I thought he followed the ball a lot and was reactive rather than proactive. When Rohit and Kohli captained, you looked down and immediately knew who was in charge. In this game, I saw two or three captains — captaincy by committee.”
Gill’s first Test as skipper ended in disappointment as India slumped to a five-wicket defeat at Headingley despite a dominant start and five individual centuries across both innings. England, fueled by Ben Duckett’s electrifying 149 and composed efforts from Joe Root (53 not out) and debutant Jamie Smith (44 not out), chased down 371 in the fourth innings — their second-highest successful run chase in Test history, and the highest ever against India.
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'Fielding Let Us Down': Kiran More On India’s Missed Chances In Headingley Test Defeat
Kiran More: Former India wicketkeeper and selector Kiran More has called for patience with the current Indian Test side after its heartbreaking five-wicket loss to England in the first Test at Headingley, but was clear-eyed about where things went wrong: fielding.
Pant And Duckett Achieve Career-best Test Ratings After Centuries In Leeds Test
Tendulkar Trophy Test: Being amongst the centurions in the first Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy Test at Leeds has propelled Rishabh Pant and Ben Duckett to achieve their career-best rating in the ICC Men’s Test Batting rankings.
1st Test: Gill Admits Missed Chances And Lower-order Collapse Cost India In Headingley Defeat
Skipper Shubman Gill: India skipper Shubman Gill admitted they had their opportunities but failed to capitalise on them, as England pulled off a dramatic five-wicket victory on the final day of the first Test at Headingley. Chasing 371, the hosts rode on a dominant opening stand and composed finishes from Joe Root and debutant Jamie Smith to take a 1-0 lead in the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy.
1st Test: England Secure Second-highest Successful Run Chase To Beat India By Five Wickets
Tendulkar Trophy: Bazball continues to redefine the boundaries of Test cricket, and at Headingley, it delivered one of its most stirring statements yet. England chased down a mammoth 371 on the final day to seal a remarkable five-wicket win over India, going 1-0 up in the five-match Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy at Headingley here on Tuesday.
1st Test: Rahul Is Delivering A Masterclass On How To Bat In English Conditions, Says Hussain
Nasser Hussain: Former England captain Nasser Hussain lauded K.L. Rahul for making a gritty 72 not out in the first session of the fourth day of the first Test of the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy series, adding that the right-handed opener is dishing out a masterclass on how to bat in English conditions.
किस्मत हो तो ऋषभ पंत जैसी, हवा में उड़ गया था बैट फिर भी नहीं हुए OUT; देखें VIDEO
Rishabh Pant Video: हेडिंग्ले टेस्ट में टीम इंडिया की पहली इनिंग के दौरान ऋषभ पंत ने 134 रनों की शानदार पारी खेली जिसके बाद उन्हें किस्मत का भी भरपूर साथ मिला।
India Tour Of England 2025: First Test Day 3 Report
Tendulkar Trophy Test: Harry Brook agonisingly missed a century at his home venue by just one run, while Jasprit Bumrah’s magnificent five-wicket haul and KL Rahul’s elegant cover drives left the first Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy Test on an even keel at Headingley on Sunday.
1st Test: Rahul Takes India Forward As Lead Swells To 96 Runs After Bumrah Shines With Fifer
Tendulkar Trophy Test: KL Rahul oozed sheer elegance yet again in his cover drives to be unbeaten on 47 as India's lead swelled to 96 runs against England after reaching 90/2 in 23.5 overs at stumps on day three of first Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy Test at Headingley on Sunday.
1st Test: Bumrah Picks 5-83 As India Takes Six-run Lead After Bowling Out England For 465
Tendulkar Trophy Test: Jasprit Bumrah showed why he’s one of the best fast bowlers in the world by picking an outstanding 5-83 to help India take a lead of six runs after bowling out England for 465 in 100.4 overs on day three of first Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy Test at Headingley on Sunday.
1st Test: Harry Brook’s Unbeaten Fifty Steadies England, Trail India By 144 At Lunch
Tendulkar Trophy Test: Local lad Harry Brook was at his rollicking best to hit his 12th Test fifty, as England trail India by 144 runs after reaching 327/5 in 77 overs at lunch on day three of first Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy Test at Headingley on Sunday.
1st Test, Day 3: ஹாரி புரூக் அரைசதம்; கம்பேக் கொடுக்கும் இந்தியா!
ஹெடிங்லே டெஸ்ட் போட்டியின் மூன்றாம் நாள் உணவு இடைவேளையின் போது இங்கிலாந்து அணி 5 விக்கெட் இழப்பிற்கு 327 ரன்களைச் சேர்த்துள்ளது.
1st Test: Josh Tongue Picks Four As England Bowl Out India For 471 Despite Pant’s 134
Pacer Josh Tongue: Pacer Josh Tongue led a strong fightback from England's bowlers to end up with a four-wicket haul as the hosts bowled out India for 471 on Day Two of the first Test of the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy Test at Headingley on Saturday.
1st Test: Gill Hits Career-best 147, Pant Smashes 134 As India Reach 454/7 Against England
Captain Shubman Gill: Captain Shubman Gill’s career-best 147 and vice-captain Rishabh Pant’s astonishing 134 propelled India to 454/7 in 108.4 overs at lunch on day two of the first Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy Test at Headingley on Saturday. Resuming from 359/3, India had a session of two halves – 53/0 before the drinks break was taken. By then, Pant hit his seventh Test century and went past MS Dhoni (six) for the most Test centuries hit by an Indian wicketkeeper.
1st Test: Jaiswal-Rahul Duo Becomes Most Successful Indian Openers At Headingley
Yashasvi Jaiswal: India’s opening pair of Yashasvi Jaiswal and K.L. Rahul stamped their authority at Headingley with a record-breaking stand, becoming the most successful Indian openers at the venue in Test cricket in the ongoing first Test of the five-match series on Friday.
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