During the final hour of the morning session on Day 4 of the Fifth Test at The Oval, Mohammed Siraj made a fielding mistake that had cricket pundits and fans alike gasping. The India fast bowler dropped a catch off Harry Brook, inadvertently rolled onto the boundary rope, turning what should have been a wicket into […]
During the heated Fifth Test at The Oval, Indian pacer Akash Deep made headlines—not just for his lethal bowling, but for a controversial send‑off after dismissing England opener Ben Duckett. Following the incident, England’s assistant coach Marcus Trescothick delivered a stern warning, cautioning Deep that the gesture “crossed a line” and could easily have escalated
ENG vs IND: On Day 3 of the decisive fifth Test at The Oval, India seized control through grit and discipline, surging to 379/9 and a 356-run lead. Key cameos from Yashasvi Jaiswal and nightwatchman Akash Deep, combined with sloppy English fielding and key wickets, left England fighting to stay in the game. Morning Session: Recovering
As India battle England in the dramatic Fifth Test at The Oval (August 1, 2025), Mohammed Siraj has emerged as more than just an effective fast bowler—he represents heart, resilience, and emotional redemption for a side still smarting from Lord’s heartbreak. Lord’s Loss: Mohammad Siraj’s Emotional Reckoning Oval Revival: Bowling with Mind and Purpose Match Impact:
India vs England: The decisive Fifth Test between India and England at The Oval (Aug 1, 2025) saw dramatic swings of momentum. England began with a blistering opening stand but were pegged back by India’s pace duo. Mohammed Siraj and Prasidh Krishna ripped through the middle order as Akash Deep’s fiery send‑off added edge to proceedings.
In the ongoing India vs England Test series, Shubman Gill has rewritten cricketing history. By aggregating more than 722 Test runs in England as captain, he has surpassed the legendary Garfield Sobers, becoming the highest-scoring captain away from home in a single Test series. Here’s how Gill’s extraordinary performance stacks up—and what it means for
