Cricket news

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  India closes the gap to 400

  Up the third day as well, India continued to dominate, putting on yet another polished display with both bat and ball. On the strength of Shubman Gill's unbroken 80, they increased their 254-run advantage from the first innings to 394 by Tea.
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  Taijul regrets Bangladesh's lost opportunities

  The left-arm spinner for Bangladesh, Taijul Islam, believes that 250 runs will be a reasonable total to defend against India in the second Test, which will be played at Dhaka's Shere Bangla Stadium.
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  Bangladesh must work hard to avoid losing the series

  The onus will be on Shakib Al Hasan and company to try to find ways to halt the potent Indian team after a lackluster showing in the first Test.
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  India and Sri Lanka hope to round off a close series well

  Four days ago, it appeared pointless from a sporting standpoint for India and Sri Lanka to begin a T20I series during a 50-over World Cup year.
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  Prithvi Shaw is selected for the New Zealand T20Is

  The Indian T20I team has selected Prithvi Shaw for the upcoming home series against New Zealand. Shaw has been in fantastic form on the domestic circuit and most recently scored 379 runs in a Ranji Trophy match. One of the top run scorers in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy this year was Shaw.
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  India's record victory included Kohli, Gill, and Siraj

  India put on an impressive batting display in Thiruvananthapuram, scoring a score of 390/5 thanks to tons from Virat Kohli and Shubman Gill.
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  India's T20I match is suspended amid ODI training and Test frenzy

  Indicated by "Broadcaster ko bhi sahi cheez dikhana chahiye" (The broadcaster should show things with context).
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  Surprised by the turn in Ranchi were Hardik and Santner

  The Ranchi pitch's behavior in the first T20I, which the visitors won handily after scoring 176, caught Hardik Pandya and Mitchell Santner off guard. The second innings of the match, when it was expected to settle down due to the effect of dew, saw the wicket continue to favor the spinners by offering quick turn.
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  Vihari's rival coach praises him for displaying "rare courage and determination"

  The coach of the team against whom Hanuma Vihari displayed valor by playing with a fractured wrist has become one of his new supporters as a result of his on-field bravery in a Ranji Trophy match during the past few days.
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  India extends its lead to 223 thanks to Axar and Shami

  On the third morning, India's lower order continued to wag as they added 78 runs despite Todd Murphy finishing with a seven-wicket haul.
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  Warner's replacement for the concussion is Matt Renshaw

  For the upcoming Test match in Delhi against India, David Warner's concussion replacement is Matt Renshaw. On the first day of the match, the Australian opener was struck in the arm and the helmet by a Mohammed Siraj delivery.
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  David Warner will miss the remaining two Test matches against India due to an elbow fracture

  David Warner will miss the final two Test matches of the Border-Gavaskar series due to a fractured left elbow. The Australia opener was struck on the opening day of the Delhi Test by a Mohammed Siraj ball. Despite his 15 runs in Australia's first innings of play, further examinations showed a hairline fracture.