Former Australian left-arm leg spinner Brad Hogg has stated that the Indian pacer Jasprit Bumrah wasn’t as effective as he would be generally with the new ball. Bumrah who bowled 11 overs on day two was far from being at his best
Former Australia spinner Brad Hogg observed that Rishabh Pant had shown little to no foot movement during his short stay in India’s first innings of the ongoing WTC Final against New Zealand in Southampton. Pant took 20 balls to open his account
Former Australian chinaman Brad Hogg has put his weight behind Indian wicketkeeper Rishabh Pant to be a superstar over the next decade owing to his incredible form. Pant has been in really good form in all the formats for India in the
Former Australian left-arm chinaman Brad Hogg was very much impressed with the way the Indian women’s cricket team played against the England women in the One-off Test. India started the final day with the early loss of Shafali Verma and the other
Former Australia leg-spinner Brad Hogg makes a bold statement that the Indian openers Rohit Sharma and Shubman Gill may have laid a foundation for their victory – if weather permits – against New Zealand in the ongoing WTC Final The Ageas Bowl,
Former Australia spinner Brad Hogg has strongly backed Mohammed Siraj to play in the ICC World Test Championship final against New Zealand. India and New Zealand will lock horns beginning on the 18th of June in Southampton to claim the ultimate prize
Indian fielding coach R Sridhar heaped high praise on young opener, Shubman Gill, stating that the 21-year-old is the ‘most complete athlete’ he has ever seen. He also lauded Gill’s hand-eye coordination. Shubman Gill has been picked in the 20-men squad for
Young India opener Shubman Gill had a great start to his Test career as he helped India register their second straight Test series win in Australia, scoring 50, 35*, 45, and a career-best 91 – at the Gabba. This was a superlative
Former Australia spinner Brad Hogg feels that Ravichandran Ashwin can play Test cricket till he’s 42, and thus even surpass Sri Lankan legend Muttiah Muralitharan’s record of 800 Test wickets, which he claimed a decade ago and has often seemed insurmountable. With
Former Australian leg-spinner Brad Hogg has termed Ravichandran Ashwin as a selfless and competitive cricketer, who he reckoned, is doing good things for Indian cricket. Ravichandran Ashwin has impinged himself as Team India’s biggest match-winner in Test match cricket and the off-spinner