India is a major cricket-playing country. India has a long relationship with international cricket. The Indian team played its first-ever Test match in 1932. In Test cricket, India holds the 2nd position in ICC rankings. After reaching the final of the ICC
The format of Test cricket is very different from that of ODI or T20I. In Tests, there is no limit on the number of overs. A team can play an unlimited number of overs during their batting. A team can bat until
Test cricket is a lot different from ODI and T20I cricket. Unlike the ODIs and T20Is, Test cricket does not consist of limited overs. In spite of fixed numbers of overs, the match consists of 5 days with 90 overs of play
Test cricket is a lot different from the ODI or T20I format. While the latter two consists of limited numbers of overs per side, Test matches have no boundaries for the number of overs. In a Test match, a team can bat
Before 2015, Test matches were only played under the daylight. The Test matches used to start early morning and the day was finished before the evening. However, International Cricket Council (ICC) permitted day-night Test matches in 2012. Three years later, the first-ever
Test match is the oldest form of the game of cricket. Unlike the ODI and T20Is, Test cricket consists of totally a different format where teams have to play two innings in one game. Batsmen can play unlimited numbers of deliveries and
Cheteshwar Pujara is the most dependable batsman for the Indian Test team. He has performed in South Africa, England, New Zealand and Australia and led the team from the front. When Australia thought Virat Kohli would be the most important wicket for them
Pakistan bowling coach Waqar Younis has advocated for the use of one brand of ball for Test cricket. Currently Dukes ball is used in England while Australia banks on Kookabura and SG has a big market in India. Waqar Younis has personally
James Anderson became the first Test fast bowler to complete Test wickets, joining an elite list dominated by spin legends. Anderson is in the twilight zone of his career and has shown no signs of soaking up. He, has however, continued to
Aaron Finch, 33, has made his future crystal clear. Finch wants to feature in the limited-overs format till 2023 World Cup in India but has decided against playing Test cricket ever again. The limited-overs captain has said that he does not thinks