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4th Test: Stokes Picks 5-72 To Restrict India For 358 Despite Pant’s Courageous 54
Skipper Ben Stokes: Skipper Ben Stokes grabbed 5-72 as he took the lead for England to bowl India out for 358 in 114.1 overs on day two of fourth Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy Test against England at Old Trafford on Thursday.
Countering England’s better show with the ball was Rishabh Pant astonishing everyone by coming out to bat despite a fractured fifth metatarsal in the right foot and hitting a brave 54 off 75 balls – a knock which will be talked for ages to come.
Pant, who retired hurt on 37 after the painful blow to the foot on day one, added 17 more runs to India’s total and that meant they managed to cross 350-run mark on a pitch which could prove to be a handful for the likes of Jasprit Bumrah, Mohammed Siraj, Shardul Thakur and debutant Anshul Kamboj.
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4th Test: Pant Unbeaten On 39 Despite Fractured Foot As India Reach 321/6 Against England
Tendulkar Trophy Test: Vice-captain Rishabh Pant hobbled out to bat for India despite a fractured right foot and managed to be unbeaten on 39 off 55 balls as the visitors’ reached 321/6 in 105 overs at lunch on day two of fourth Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy Test against England at Old Trafford on Thursday.
4th Test: Pacers-short India Look To Dig Deep At Old Trafford Vs England
Captain Shubman Gill: As India and England head into the fourth Test at Old Trafford, starting on Wednesday, the drama, intensity, and unpredictability of this enthralling series continue to live up to that statement. India trail 1-2 in the five-match series, and while the loss at the Lord’s still stings—with run-outs that shouldn’t have been and shots that could’ve been played better—the visitors are looking to reshape that reality.
4th Test: Akash Deep Ruled Out Of Match, Uncapped Kamboj In Line For Debut
Old Traffor5d: India’s injury woes on their tour of England have deepened with captain Shubman Gill confirming that pacer Akash Deep will miss the fourth Test at Old Trafford due to a groin niggle. The fourth match of the five-Test series begins on Wednesday, with England leading 2-1.
'When I Saw Him... I Said He's The Man': Shastri Feels Sundar Can Be A Genuine Allrounder For India
The ICC Review: Former India head coach Ravi Shastri has voiced strong support for Washington Sundar after the third Test at Lord’s, lauding the youngster’s all-round abilities. He expressed confidence in Sundar’s potential to grow into a genuine all-rounder for India in Test cricket.
Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy: India Might Consider Playing Three Spinners In Manchester, Says Steve Harmison
Follow The Blues: Former England pacer Steve Harmison feels that India might consider playing three spinners in their playing XI for the fourth Test against England in Manchester starting on Wednesday. India picked two spinners - Ravindra Jadeja and Washington Sundar - in the last two Tests in Edgbaston and Lord's. The result in Edgbaston was in India's favour, while they narrowly lost by 22 runs at Lord's to go 1-2 down in the five-match series.
India Should Invest In Sai Sudharsan Over Karun Nair For Last Two Tests: Deep Dasgupta
Because Karun Nair: Former wicketkeeper-batter Deep Dasgupta believes India should look to have B Sai Sudharsan over Karun Nair for the final two Test matches of the ongoing series against England, citing that the latter hasn’t really nailed the number three spot.
‘Crucial Asset’ Kuldeep Yadav Must Be Wondering When He’ll Get His Chance, Says Childhood Coach Kapil Dev Pandey
Kapil Dev Pandey: India's left-arm wristspinner Kuldeep Yadav, who was consigned to the bench for the first three Tests of India's ongoing tour of England, must be wondering when he will get a chance to be in the playing XI, as per the spinner's childhood coach, Kapil Dev Pandey.
There’s Nothing Wrong With Returning: Madan Lal Wants Kohli To Reverse Test Retirement
Madan Lal: A day after the heartbreaking loss against England in the third Test match at Lord's, 1983 World Cup winner and former India all-rounder Madan Lal urged Virat Kohli to reverse his retirement from Test cricket.
Shastri Picks Pant's Run Out And Nair's Dismissal As Turning Point In India's Lord’s Defeat
ICC World Test Championship: Former India coach Ravi Shastri discussed the moments that stood out in India’s narrow defeat on Day 5 of the third Test at Lord's, pointing out Rishab Pant's dismissal in the first innings and Karun Nair's wicket in the second as the key moments that tilted the balance in England’s favour, just when India seemed to have had the upper hand.
KL Rahul's Form Is A Massive Takeaway For India: Sanjay Manjrekar
Consistent KL Rahul: Former India batter Sanjay Manjrekar believes that opener KL Rahul's form in the ongoing Test series against England is the biggest takeaway for the visitors.
'I’m Not Sure I’ve Got Any Nails Left': Trott On Thrilling Final Day Contest At Lord's
Nitish Kumar Reddy: Former England batter Jonathan Trott joked that the nail-biting finish to the third Test between India and England at Lord's left him with no nails.
Jadeja Should've Played More Strokes, People Will Forget This 61 Not Out: Surinder Khanna
Surinder Khanna: Former India wicket-keeper batter Surinder Khanna believes Ravindra Jadeja should have been more aggressive on Day 5 of the third Test between India and England after the visitors lost by 22 runs at Lord’s.
India Played Good Cricket: Piyush Chawla Lauds Young Team India’s Collective Effort At Lord’s
But Ravindra Jadeja: Former India spinner Piyush Chawla has heaped praise on the Indian team’s spirited performance in the Lord’s Test against England, highlighting the collective contribution of the young squad in the series.
India Must Rethink How They Play Fast Bowling, Says Monty Panesar, As England Win Lord’s Test
Old Trafford Test: Former England spinner Monty Panesar believes India need to revisit their approach to fast bowling after falling to a narrow 22-run defeat in a thrilling third Test at Lord’s here on Monday. The result allowed England to lead the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy series 2-1 in front of a roaring home crowd.
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