ENG vs IND, 4th Test: Speaking to the reporters before the Manchester Test, India assistant coach Ryan ten Doeschate said that losing wickets in clusters haven't helped India in the ongoing Test series against England.
During the meeting with King Charles at his London home, some of the Indian cricketers got the chance to meet popular English actor, Idris Elba. The group were seen having a chat talking about the sport.
King Charles II met the Indian men's and women's teams at St James's Palace in London on Tuesday. The men's team lost the Lord's Test by 22 runs, while the women's team will take part in a three-match ODI series following their 3-2 triumph in the ODI series.
India great Sunil Gavaskar has backed the Shubman Gill-led young side to bounce back from the Lord's Test heartbreak and win the five-match series 3-2 with victories in Manchester and at the Oval.
England vs India, 4th Test: Ben Stokes reflected on the Lord's Test thriller, heaping praise on Shoaib Bashir who braved an injury to make a match-winning impact. Stokes won the Player of the Match for his inspired bowling effort.
Neeraj Chopra interview: Double Olympic medallist Neeraj Chopra believes that he can further improve his throwing distance by 1-2 meters. Neeraj recently breached the 90m mark in Doha Diamond League.
ENG vs IND: Joe Root acknowledged the challenges with the softening Dukes ball but urged players to adapt instead of stalling play — subtly referring to India's on-field disagreement with umpires over a ball change during the Lord's Test.
ENG vs IND: Jasprit Bumrah's 5/74 at Lord's earned him a spot on the Honours Board — a proud milestone he'll one day share as a story with his son, etched forever at the Home of Cricket.
ENG vs IND, 2nd Test: In the pre-match press conference before the Lord's Test, Rishabh Pant said that he's looking forward to facing Jofra Archer, who's making his Test comeback after around four and a half years.
ENG vs IND: In an exclusive interaction, former India all-rounder Yuvraj Singh has praised Shubman Gill's Test captaincy and batting form, adding that Ajit Agarkar and Gautam Gambhir deserve credit for the Indian captain's sensational performance.
The former India cricketer, Karsan Ghavri has gone on to back Shubman Gill, already being on track to be India's next big batting great, following the path of legendary names like Sunil Gavaskar and Sachin Tendulkar. This comes after his sensational performance against England in the Birmingham Test.
Speaking to IndiaToday.in, Sunil Gavaskar said he would be more than happy if Shubman Gill breaks his record for most runs by an Indian in a Test series. The batting great backed Gill to go past Donald Bradman's all-time tally of 974 runs and go for 100 in the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy. Gill scored 430 runs in the second Test, which India won by 336 runs.
Marcus Trescothick said England aren't too worried about the 608-run chase, backing the team's belief under Ben Stokes and Brendon McCullum to adapt and fight despite being in a tough position against India.
India bowling coach Morne Morkel credited strong team discussions after the Leeds loss for the improved bowling display in Edgbaston, praising Mohammed Siraj and Akash Deep for executing their plans with discipline.
In an exclusive chat with India Today Digital, double Olympic medallist Neeraj Chopra opened up on the pressure of organising and taking part in the Neeraj Chopra Classic. On Saturday, July 5, Neeraj won the inaugural edition of the championship with a throw of 86.18m at the Sree Kanteerava Stadium in Bengaluru.
Legendary Kenyan athlete Julius Yego is in Bengaluru to compete in the Neeraj Chopra classic. Yego, in an exclusive interview says that his and Neeraj's journies are the same.
Neeraj Chopra Classic: On the eve of a landmark moment in Indian athletics, Bengaluru's Sree Kanteerava Stadium lies in poised silence — the calm before a historic storm. For the first time ever, the nation will witness a world-class javelin spectacle on home soil, led by Olympic champion Neeraj Chopra and 11 elite throwers. The markers are set, the stage is ready, and history is about to be hurled into motion.
ENG vs IND, 2nd Test: Yashasvi Jaiswal praised captain Shubman Gill, who scored a dogged hundred off 199 balls. It was his back-to-back centuries for the Indian skipper, having scored one on his Test captaincy debut in Leeds.
With sharp fielding lapses proving costly in the Leeds Test, India turned their Edgbaston training session into a high-intensity fielding clinic — sharpening slip catching, close-in reflexes, and high-ball drills ahead of the must-win clash.
India assistant coach Ryan ten Doeschate has all but confirmed Nitish Reddy's chances of playing the 2nd Test match at Edgbaston. Doeschate said that Nitish did not play the previous game because the team thought that they needed stronger bowling options.
