Ankit Sharma

1 week ago | crictoday.com | Ankit Sharma

In the first Test match between India and England being played at Leeds, Indian team captain Shubman Gill, who scored a century, has landed himself in major trouble despite his brilliant innings. Gill may face disciplinary action from the International Cricket Council (ICC) for violating the dress code regulations. On the first day of the match, when Gill came out to bat, he was seen wearing black-colored socks, which goes against the dress code rules for Test cricket.

1 week ago | crictoday.com | Ankit Sharma

1. Strong Batting Form in Practice MatchesIndia’s batters set the tone early by delivering solid performances in the intra-squad and warm-up matches. This allowed them to quickly adapt to English conditions, gain confidence, and enter the series with momentum. The top and middle order, in particular, showed discipline and temperament that had often been lacking in previous tours. 2. Superior Bowling UnitIndia’s pace attack emerged as the standout factor of the series.

1 week ago | crictoday.com | Ankit Sharma

During the first Test between India and England being played at Leeds, players from both teams paid tribute to the victims of the Ahmedabad tragedy. As a mark of respect, all players are wearing black armbands throughout the match. Earlier, during the WTC Final, players from Australia and South Africa had also worn black armbands to pay tribute to the Ahmedabad victims. It is worth mentioning that in this match, England’s captain Ben Stokes won the toss and chose to bowl first.

1 week ago | crictoday.com | Ankit Sharma

Team India’s star batter KL Rahul has won the hearts of fans, including Test captain Shubman Gill. KL shared a story where, instead of him, Shubman Gill was made the captain, and what KL said to him left everyone impressed. KL Rahul told Sony Sports Network:“When the team was announced and he was named captain, I reached out to Shubman. I told him that I’m always available for you. If you need any kind of help, guidance, or even someone to talk to or share something with — I’m always here.

1 week ago | msn.com | Ankit Sharma

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