England seamer Stuart Broad has reckoned that the World Test Championship is a good concept but he can’t really work out how a five-match Test series equates to a two-match rubber. The points allotment system in the World Test Championship has attracted
India and New Zealand will lock horns in ICC World Test Championship final next month. The much-awaited ICC event will give us the first Test champion of the tournament. India vs New Zealand ICC World Test Championship final will begin on June
Indian Test batsman, Hanuma Vihari’s preparation for the ICC World Test Championship in England and the Test series in the United Kingdom has not begun on a promising note. Hanuma Vihari was one of the few Indian cricketers who missed out on
Stuart Broad, Michael Vaughan, and Harsha Bhogle have questioned Rajasthan Royals’ decision to not play Jos Buttler as an opener during Rajasthan Royals vs Punjab Kings match in IPL 2021. All the three were confused and surprised to watch Jos Buttler batting
English cricketer Stuart Broad has said that the England team will be ready to boycott social media as a response to the online racial abuse of their players. Stuart Broad’s words came in support of English cricketer Moeen Ali, who was recently
England veteran paceman Stuart Broad was one of the players to play in the Ahmedabad Test – the third against India recently. The pitch used in the match sparked plenty of debates as it finished within two days, with India winning by
England Test paceman Stuart Broad got impressed with the way India paced their chase in the second T20I against his countrymen in Ahmedabad on Sunday. India cantered to a seven-wicket win in the second match of the five-game T20I series, levelling it
ICC World Test Championship awaits its climax which is the final match between India and New Zealand. The tournament which started way back in 2019 observed many exciting matches between top Test teams. India and New Zealand are the two teams who
Former England captain and the current assistant coach, Paul Collingwood is confident that senior pacers James Anderson and Stuart Broad will not only fly to Australia for the Ashes but are also amongst the first-choice bowlers for the series Down Under later
Former India opener Wasim Jaffer couldn’t stop himself from taking a dig at the England team members, who were out checking the pitch on the eve of the fourth Test between India and England at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Motera, Ahmedabad.