India vs England, 3rd Test: Openers Rohit Sharma (25) and Shubman Gill (15) completed the formalities in 7.4 overs, barely half an hour into the final session of day 2.
India vs England, 3rd Test: At stumps, India were 99 for 3 from 33 overs with Rohit batting on 57 off 82 balls. Ajinkya Rahane (1) was giving him company following skipper Virat Kohli's dimissal in the second last over of the
India vs England, 2nd Test: "I don't know what the team is feeling like but I am sure they are thrilled. I can't thank the crowd enough, they have been very supportive," R Ashwin said.
India vs England, 2nd Test, Day 1: Rohit Sharma had scored six Test hundreds prior to this knock but he will be the first to admit that in terms of conditions on offer and the quality of attack he faced, the seventh one would
India vs England, 1st Test: While Joe Root will be lauded for sure for his second double hundred in last three Test matches, it was Ben Stokes, whose counter-attack deflated the home team.
Australia v India, Sydney Test: While Ashwin is currently leading the wicket-takers' chart with 10 scalps, Jadeja's half-century and the hundred plus stand with skipper Rahane in the second Test formed the cornerstone of Indi
Aus vs Ind, 3rd Test: The Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG), despite being witness to some extraordinary batting performances from the touring Indian sides over the years, has not exactly been a happy hunting ground with six defeat
Australia vs India 3rd Test: The Indian team had a net session at the overcast Sydney Cricket Ground on the day and all eyes were on Rohit Sharma, who looked pretty comfortable against both pace and spin.
Australia vs India, Sydney Test: With Shubman Gill showing calmness and maturity beyond his age in his debut Test, the team is likely to fit in Rohit Sharma either at the expense of Mayank Agarwal at the top or Hanuma Vihari
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