Former India batsman Wasim Jaffer opines that although Mohammed Siraj has made a remarkable start to his Test career, excluding Ishant Sharma from the WTC final against New Zealand won’t be a wise move. The marquee clash is set to take place
Former West Indies speedster Ian Bishop has opines that India should pick both spinners Ravindra Jadeja and Ravichandran Ashwin in their eleven for the WTC final against New Zealand from June 18 in Southampton. The reason Ian Bishop states for the inclusion
Former India batsman Sanjay Manjrekar has made a couple of bold exclusions from his best India XI to take the field against New Zealand in the WTC final on June 18th in Southampton. Before announcing his side, Sanjay Manjrekar gave the caveat
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
We are less than a week away from the much-awaited ICC World Test Championship final between India and New Zealand at the Ageas Bowl in Southampton and the encounter promises to be a face-off between two of the best bowling attacks in
The summit clash of the ICC World Test Championship final between the World’s No.1 ranked side India and the No.2 ranked New Zealand is just a few days. The Virat Kohli-led Indian team is currently sweating it out in an intra-squad game
Bowling a Super-Over is one of the toughest jobs in white-ball cricket and one not only needs special skills but also the incredible temperament to pull it off. Over the years, we have seen several bowlers make their mark amid relentless pressure
Speed is one of the most crucial weapons of any fast bowler. Just like speed without swing and variations makes for any batsmen easy to hit a bowler for runs comfortably, lack of pace could prove as significant. Thus, bowlers have to
One of the most crucial stages of any Twenty20 game is the death overs. The overs between 16-20 are referred to as the death overs and the manner in which the batting and bowling unit performs during this period largely decides the
Indian pacer Mohammed Siraj had a fairytale tour of Australia where he emerged as India’s leading wicket-taker. Making his debut during the Boxing Day Test following an injury to Mohammed Shami, Siraj gave an instant account of himself with his accuracy, temperament,
