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'Bumrah Might Retire From Test Cricket Soon', Says Kaif After Pacer's Low-key Performance In Manchester
After Virat Kohli: Former India batter Mohammad Kaif made a shocking revelation that pace spearhead Jasprit Bumrah might retire from red-ball cricket after failing to give his 100 per cent on the field in the ongoing fourth Test against England at Old Trafford.
Bumrah has so far bowled 28 overs in England's first innings and returned with the figures of 1-95. His only dismissal was Jamie Smith in the final session of play on Friday. It was not about getting wickets but his pace has noticeably dipped in the ongoing fourth Test, where he’s mostly operating in the 130-135 kmph range - a marked drop from the speeds he clocked during the series opener in Headingley. In both the Leeds and Lord’s Tests, the 31-year-old consistently touched 140 kmph.
"Jasprit Bumrah, I feel, will not play in the upcoming Test matches and might retire as well. He is struggling with his body and his pace has dropped in this Test match. He is an honest man and if he feels that he's not able to give 100 per cent to the country, he will rule himself out. Not getting wickets is one thing, but the pace has also dropped to 125-130 kmph," Kaif said in a video posted on X.
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Joe Root Is Mastering His Craft More With Every Knock: Jonathan Trott
Following Joe Root: Following Joe Root’s historic 150-run knock at Old Trafford on Day 3 of the fourth Test, former England cricketer Jonathan Trott said the talismanic Englishman is mastering his game with every knock that he plays.
4th Test: Root Makes 150, Stokes Unbeaten On 77 As England Take 186-run Lead Over India (ld)
Tendulkar Trophy Test: Joe Root made a scintillating 150 and became the second-highest run-scorer in Tests, while skipper Ben Stokes came after hobbling off due to a cramp and be unbeaten on 77 as the duo played huge roles in England taking a substantial 186-run lead over India on day three of fourth Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy Test at Old Trafford on Friday.
4th Test: Root Makes 150, Stokes Unbeaten On 77 As England Take 186-run Lead Over India
Tendulkar Trophy Test: Joe Root made a scintillating 150 and became the second-highest run-scorer in Tests, while skipper Ben Stokes came after hobbling off due to a cramp and be unbeaten on 77 as the duo played huge roles in England taking a substantial 186-run lead over India on day three of fourth Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy Test at Old Trafford on Friday.
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मैनचेस्टर टेस्ट के तीसरे दिन भारतीय गेंदबाज़ों के लिए कुछ मुश्किल भरा रहा है, क्योंकि जो रूट ने शतक जमाते हुए इंग्लैंड को पहली पारी में बढ़त दिला दी। लंच तक भारतीय गेंदबाज़ कोई विकेट नहीं ले पाए और माहौल थोड़ा निराशाजनक हो गया।
4th Test: Root Goes Past Ponting, Hits 121 Not Out As England Take Lead Over Shaky India
Tendulkar Trophy Test: With the precision of a surgeon and the composure of an artist, Joe Root overtook Jacques Kallis, Rahul Dravid and Ricky Ponting to be at second place in all-time Test run-scorers' list by hitting 121 not out as England entered into taking the all-important lead against India on day three of fourth Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy Test at Old Trafford on Friday.
4th Test: Root Surpasses Ponting To Inch Closer To Tendulkar’s Record Tally
Old Trafford: In a landmark innings at Old Trafford, Joe Root etched his name deeper into cricketing history, becoming the second-highest run-scorer in Test cricket. His unbeaten 121 against India in the fourth Test not only steadied England’s innings but also saw him surpass some of the sport’s greatest legends.
Joe Root ने भारत के खिलाफ जड़ा 12वां शतक, टेस्ट क्रिकेट में संगकारा, स्टीव स्मिथ और पोंटिंग को पीछे छोड़ रचे कई कीर्तिमान
ओल्ड ट्रैफर्ड टेस्ट में इंग्लैंड के स्टार बल्लेबाज़ जो रूट ने भारत के खिलाफ शतक जड़कर कई बड़े माइलस्टोन हासिल किए। यह उनका भारत के खिलाफ 12वां टेस्ट शतक है।
4th Test: Very Difficult For India To Draw This Match, Forget About Winning, Says Manoj Tiwary
Manoj Tiwary: Former India batter Manoj Tiwary is very critical of India's position in the ongoing fourth Test against England at Old Trafford, stating that the team is in no position to even salvage a draw, let alone push for a win.
Test Cricket Needs Specialists, Not Part-time All-rounders: Manoj Tiwary Questions Gautam Gambhir’s Approach
ICC World Test Championship: Former India batter Manoj Tiwary has raised sharp questions about Gambhir’s strategy and over his selection policies and approach to red-ball cricket as India face England in the ongoing fourth Test of the Anderson-Tendulkar trophy at Old Trafford.
4th Test: Pope And Root Smash Fifties, Put England In Sight Of Taking First-innings Lead
Tendulkar Trophy Test: Unbeaten fifties from Ollie Pope and Joe Root have put England on the verge of taking a first innings lead in the ongoing fourth Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy Test against India at Old Trafford on Friday. At lunch, England reached 332/2 in 74 overs and trail India by just 26 runs, with Pope and Root unbeaten on 70 and 63 respectively.
4th Test: England Might Want To Bat Only Once In This Test Match, Says Ponting
With Ollie Pope: Former Australia captain Ricky Ponting believes England might only want to bat once in the ongoing fourth Test against India, citing the good batting conditions on offer for day three’s play at Old Trafford.
Ex-England Cricketer David Lloyd Accuses Pant Of 'milking' His Injury
David Lloyd: Former England cricketer David Lloyd revealed that the common consensus of the ‘legends lounge’ at Old Trafford was that India wicketkeeper Rishabh Pant was ‘milking his injury’ when he walked out to bat on Day 2 of the fourth Test.
'If You Want To Win A Test Match, Batters Need To Play Big Innings': Jwala Singh
Jwala Singh: Jwala Singh, India opener Yashasvi Jaiswal’s childhood coach, has offered a critical assessment of India’s performance so far in the Manchester Test as well as in the entire Anderson-Tendulkar trophy so far and suggested that the two-three batters must play longer innings, while the middle and lower order need to contribute more to the team's overall effort.
'Was It Ethical For Stokes To Bowl So Many Yorkers At Pant With Injured Foot': Panesar
New Delhi: Former England spinner Monty Panesar questioned host captain Ben Stokes' approach of bowling yorkers to injured Rishabh Pant , when he came to bat again on day two of the fourth Test at Old Trafford.
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