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This article examines the inaugural Test tours of England for five Indian captains, highlighting their varying degrees of success. Shubman Gill’s impressive 754 runs and series-levelling leadership in his recent tour stand out. In contrast, MS Dhoni faced a 0-4 whitewash in 2011, while Sourav Ganguly secured a commendable 1-1…

Following India’s thrilling victory over England, Mohammed Siraj found himself facing a different challenge off the field. Arshdeep Singh playfully coaxed Siraj into filming a quick Instagram reel, repeating the popular catchphrase, “Pressure? What pressure?”. Despite his initial confusion, Siraj obliged, capturing the team’s light-hearted mood after their hard-fought win….

Mohammed Siraj isn’t just a fast bowler; he’s India’s beating heart in whites. At The Oval, with his relentless spirit, he rose when it mattered most, turning belief into brilliance, sealing a memorable win, and putting a smile on the faces of 1.4 billion people back home. …

At The Oval, India pulled off a stunning series draw against England after a nail-biting final hour. Mohammed Siraj’s fiery spell and crucial wickets, including a final yorker to dismiss Chris Woakes, sealed the victory. Despite Woakes’s courageous effort with a dislocated shoulder, India’s persistence and strategic fielding led to…

India clinched a thrilling victory against England in the fifth Test, drawing the series 2-2. Mohammed Siraj’s exceptional bowling, claiming 5/104, was pivotal. Virat Kohli lauded the team’s resilience, especially Siraj’s dedication. Shubman Gill, named ‘Player of the Series,’ praised Siraj as a captain’s dream, acknowledging his relentless effort. …

Mohammed Siraj’s sensational five-wicket haul propelled India to a thrilling six-run victory over England at The Oval, drawing the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy series 2-2. India’s seamers dismantled England’s lower order on the final morning, securing a dramatic comeback win despite missing key players like Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli. …

Mohammed Siraj’s exceptional bowling performance, including a crucial five-wicket haul, powered India to a thrilling six-run victory over England in the fifth Test at The Oval, drawing the series 2-2. Despite a costly dropped catch of Harry Brook, Siraj’s resilience and skill proved decisive as he knocked out Gus Atkinson’s…

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Ajay Jadeja lauded Harry Brook’s impactful batting style, drawing comparisons to Rishabh Pant due to their similar aggressive approach and the tendency for their bats to fly. Brook’s aggressive innings, featuring a rapid scoring burst and a century, shifted the momentum for England. …

Jasprit Bumrah missed the fifth Test against England because of a knee injury. This decision was precautionary. Bumrah had a good series, taking 14 wickets. His absence raised concerns given his injury history. His participation in the Asia Cup and West Indies series is uncertain. England moved closer to a…

Joe Root expressed disappointment at not finishing the job after his century, but remained confident about England’s chances. He praised Chris Woakes’ commitment and playfully commented on Mohammed Siraj’s aggression. Despite rain delaying the finish, England needs just 35 runs for a series victory, while India hopes for a miracle…

Morne Morkel lauded Mohammed Siraj’s consistent performance throughout the Test series against England, highlighting his leadership qualities. Siraj emerged as India’s leading wicket-taker with 20 scalps. Morkel acknowledged the team’s resilience despite England’s strong position, emphasizing the importance of breaking partnerships. He remains hopeful for a turnaround, contingent on favorable…

A dramatic final session on Day 4 at The Oval injected life into the Test match. Indian seamers, led by Mohammed Siraj and Prasidh Krishna, bowled with intensity, creating numerous chances. Despite England’s strong position, India’s spirited effort, fueled by Joe Root’s wicket and Jacob Bethell’s dismissal, ignited the crowd….

Shashi Tharoor ignited debate over India’s Test performance against England, pointing to Virat Kohli’s absence as a potential game-changer. Tharoor emphasized Kohli’s leadership and batting prowess could have altered the match outcome, especially during the crucial loss. …

Ricky Ponting slammed Mohammed Siraj for dropping Harry Brook’s catch, which resulted in a six, during the crucial final hour of the morning session on Day 4. Brook’s aggressive counterattack, drawing comparisons to Rishabh Pant, shifted the momentum back to England after India initially gained control by taking early wickets….