Mohammed Shami persisted and persisted and persisted, and finally, he has reaped the reward by dismissing Ross Taylor to give India a much-needed wicket in the morning session. Shami was once again India’s best bowler throughout the first hour of the morning
The New Zealand batsman Ross Taylor had recently mentioned that he was jealous of the Australian spinner Nathan Lyon on getting a signed shirt from Rahane on his 100th Test. The day one of the World Test Championship finals was called off
New Zealand veteran batsman Ross Taylor has been a significant figure in their ranks as the nation has asserted its dominance across formats in the last two years. Yet, New Zealand has often stayed as the underdogs in most of the ICC
New Zealand comes into the ICC World Test Championship final on the back of a series win against England. They beat England at Edgbaston as they won the two-Test match series 1-0. Skipper Kane Williamson and BJ Watling who were rested in
Test cricket arguably remains the purest form of the game and has remained so since its advent in 1877. Despite the extravagant nature of the limited-overs cricket, Test cricket has its distinct place in the purists’ hearts and is not likely to
New Zealand veteran batsman Ross Taylor has fully committed himself in getting his nation over the line at the ICC events. As he prepares for the ICC World Test Championship final against India starting on the 18th of June, Ross Taylor has
Veteran New Zealand batsman Ross Taylor is wary of the challenge his side will face in the form of Virat Kohli’s Team India, when they face off in the WTC final from June 18 in Southampton. Taylor speaks about how the Asian
Cricketers hitting a six in Test cricket was a rarity not long ago. They were more into building an innings and hen batting deep and long to notch up a good score and help the team post a good score in the
New Zealand head into this Test match with injury concerns to a couple of their players. Regular skipper Kane Williamson has been ruled out of the second Test match and so also Mitchell Santner. Tom Latham will lead the Kiwis in the
ODI cricket has seen a new trend with teams preferring to chase than set scores. Run chases have become the new normal in the 50-over format with teams having players who can hit sixes at will play in the final 10 overs
