As the dramatic 2–2 England vs India Test series concluded on August 4, 2025, the men in blue now head into a packed second half of the year. Here’s a comprehensive look at India upcoming matches 2025 full cricket schedule after England Test series, covering bilateral series, ICC/ACC tournaments, formats, venues, and WTC implications. What’s […]
Renowned Australian pacer Glenn McGrath recently admitted he’s “uncomfortable” with Jasprit Bumrah’s career path, suggesting that focusing solely on Test cricket could hamper the Indian pace spearhead’s potential across formats. This reveals deep concerns over workload, limited‑overs absence, and India’s over‑reliance on a single bowler. Let’s unpack what McGrath said and why the sentiment matters.
In a major announcement, the ACC has officially confirmed the UAE as host for Asia Cup 2025—and crucially, India vs Pakistan Asia Cup 2025 venue announced: the high-voltage group stage clash is set for Dubai International Stadium on September 14. Here’s the full breakdown of venues, schedule, geopolitics, and what it means for fans and stakeholders. Venue Overview:
In the aftermath of England’s 2–2 Test series draw against India, former captain Michael Vaughan made a headline-worthy statement that has sparked debate in cricket circles: “If Ben Stokes gets injured in future, Ollie Pope can stay as vice-captain.” This endorsement of Pope’s leadership abilities has added a new layer to the conversation around England’s
In a sensational six‑run win at The Oval, the Shubman Gill ‑ led India side dramatically leveled their series 2–2 with England, and also improved their position in the World Test Championship (WTC) 2025‑27 points table. This blog explains exactly where do Shubman Gill‑led India stand after win at Oval, how that result reshaped their
In a gripping finish to the Fifth Test at The Oval, England’s head coach Brendon McCullum made a stunning comment on Mohammed Siraj, acknowledging him as the standout of an “all-time best Test match,” even though England ended up losing by six runs. This blog explores the context of McCullum’s words, the brilliance of Siraj’s
