Joe Root

Yashasvi Jaiswal's magnificent knock of 104, retired hurt off 133 balls, marked his second century in the Test series against England, significantly contributing to India's commanding position.

In a notable change to the England lineup for the upcoming third Test against India in Rajkot, Mark Wood has been brought back into the playing XI, replacing the offspinner Shoaib Bashir.

As England grapples with the impact of Jasprit Bumrah's sensational spell in the second Test against India, coach Brendon McCullum emphasizes a hands-on approach.

After a stellar performance in the Vizag Test, India's fast-bowling sensation, Jasprit Bumrah, claims the top spot in the ICC Test Rankings, solidifying his status as the world's premier bowler.

In a notable change of approach, England's cricket team, led by Ben Stokes, has embraced a more organic style of communication, sidelining traditional team meetings.

In the aftermath of Jasprit Bumrah's impactful performance, England, led by coach Brendon McCullum, expresses optimism and emphasizes practical solutions to counter the threat as they prepare for the upcoming Tests against India.

Former England captain Alastair Cook expresses apprehensions about Joe Root's challenges in adjusting to the aggressive 'Bazball' style, noting a potential loss of balance and departure from his natural game during the ongoing Test series against India.

Explore the remarkable achievements of visiting batters in India, with cricket legends like Clive Lloyd, Alastair Cook, Gordon Greenidge, Matthew Hayden, and Joe Root crossing the 1000-run mark.

Joe Root, was compelled to exit the field after sustaining an injury to his right little finger during day 3 of the second Test against India.

Apart from skipper Rohit Sharma, few Indian batsmen utilized the sweep shot during the opening Test, where the hosts succumbed to a 28-run defeat against England, marking only their fourth home defeat since 2013.

Virat Kohli has climbed to sixth place, standing as the sole Indian among the top 10 batters. Meanwhile, Ollie Pope, who astonished India with a superb 196 in the second innings, soared an impressive 20 places to 15th in the rankings.

England defeated India by 28 runs in the first Test to take a 1-0 lead in the five-match series in Hyderabad on Sunday.

In a gripping Day 2 of the Test match between India and England, Ollie Pope's century propels England to a lead of 126 runs.

Ravindra Jadeja's LBW dismissal in the India vs England Test triggers a DRS debate as Joe Root claims his wicket.

Former Indian cricketer Sanjay Manjrekar confidently predicts an innings defeat for England in the ongoing Hyderabad Test as India secures a substantial lead on Day 3.