Bowling in death overs is obviously a difficult job for any bowler. Especially in T20I cricket, batsmen aim to smash maximum runs in the death overs, due to which it becomes tough for bowlers to manage a low economy rate. However, some
Former Indian selector Devang Gandhi has opined that Deepak Chahar should be the first choice all-rounder for India in T20Is ahead of someone like Shardul Thakur. Deepak Chahar played one of the innings of his life with the bat against Sri Lanka
Two Indian national squads are currently gearing up for the upcoming bilateral series. Indian team is set to face Sri Lanka and England in their next two away tours. The primary Indian squad is currently in England and preparing for forthcoming India
India will be looking to make a big statement in the five-match test series against England after losing out to New Zealand in the finals of the ICC World Test Championship. They will be looking to make changes in the playing XI
Former Indian cricketer Aakash Chopra has picked the first-choice pacers and four backup options for the upcoming T20 World Cup. The T20 World Cup will take place in the UAE between October 17-November 14 and the Indian think tank will be looking
Ishant Sharma is a permanent pacer in the Test team of India. The right-arm pacer might not make it into the national side in ODI or T20I matches, but with his consistent show in the longer format, he is always present in
Former Indian cricketer and selector Sarandeep Singh believe that the time has come for the Virat Kohli-led team management to groom seam-bowling all-rounder, Shardul Thakur, given the fact that one still doesn’t know when Hardik Pandya will be fit enough to bowl
Former Indian selector Sarandeep Singh believes that the Virat Kohli-led think-tank made a huge mistake by not picking Bhuvneshwar Kumar for the England tour. The former selector further added that with Bhuvneshwar Kumar not a part of the squad, India should have
Former India selector Gagan Khoda opines that Mohammed Siraj and Shardul Thakur were the better alternatives that Virat Kohli could have played in the loss to New Zealand in the World Test Championship Final Southampton. The Indian pace bowling trio of Ishant
Former Indian leg-spinner Amit Mishra has opined that the Virat Kohli-led Indian management may have missed a trick by not including a seam-bowling all-rounder in place of one of the spinners for the World Test Championship final clash against New Zealand. India