India Tour of England 2025

Gautam Gambhir and Rishabh Pant
India Tour of England 2025

Gautam Gambhir & Rishabh Pant: When Coach “Hates Talking About Individuals” but Makes an Exception

It’s rare to hear India’s head coach Gautam Gambhir single out an individual. Known for prioritizing team performance above personal milestones, Gambhir usually avoids praising players publicly. Yet, in the wake of Rishabh Pant’s absence due to injury during the Fourth Test of the India‑England series, Gambhir made a rare exception—highlighting Pant’s influence both on […]

Narayan Jagadeesan
India Tour of England 2025

Narayan Jagadeesan: India’s New Wicketkeeper Hope Named in Test Squad

The cricket world watched as Narayan Jagadeesan, a 29‑year‑old wicketkeeper‑batsman from Tamil Nadu, received his first-ever Test call-up—as injury cover for Rishabh Pant in India’s deciding Fifth Test at The Oval against England (July 31–Aug 4, 2025). Here’s a breakdown of his credentials, context, and what lies ahead. 1. Why Jagadeesan Was Called Up Pant Ruled Out

Shubman Gill
India Tour of England 2025

Shubman Gill Makes History: Four Tons as Captain, First Asian to 700+ Runs in England

On Day 5 of the Fourth Test at Old Trafford, India captain Shubman Gill produced a defining innings of 103, steering India away from collapse and into a match-saving draw. His gritty performance not only frustrated England’s bid to seal the series but also etched multiple Test cricket records—solidifying his emergence as a generational leader.

Shubman Gill
India Tour of England 2025

Gill & Rahul Rescue India During Wicketless Session on Test Day 4

At Old Trafford on Day 4 of the Fourth Test (July 26, 2025), India faced a daunting 311-run first‑innings deficit after England posted a massive 669. Early dismissals cast doubt over India’s response—but new captain Shubman Gill and KL Rahul stepped up: they calmly compiled a resilient 150‑run partnership, ensuring a wicketless final session and

Anshul Kamboj
India Tour of England 2025

Anshul Kamboj’s Honest Reflect: “Not Satisfied with My Bowling” After Debut Breakthrough

On Day 2 of the Fourth Test at Old Trafford, Anshul Kamboj made a memorable debut for India. By dismissing Ben Duckett for 94, he stole a pivotal wicket in England’s formidable opening stand. Yet amidst applause, Kamboj surprised everyone with a confession: “I’m not satisfied with my bowling.” Here’s an in-depth look at his

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