Bowlers help England level series
July 26, 2016 Vignesh Aravind
ECB, England Cricket, Pakistan Cricket, Test CricketEngland bounced back by securing an emphatic win over Pakistan in the 2nd test at Old Trafford. Throughout the Test match Pakistani batsman struggled to adapt on a pitch where there was some pace and swing for the bowlers.In contrast the English batsman looked quite comfortable in both the innings as they played some delightful strokes and […]
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Ashwin’s Bamboozling spell hands Windies an innings defeat
July 25, 2016 Vignesh Aravind
indian cricket, Indian Sport News, Ravichandran Ashwin, Test Cricket, West Indies CricketAs expected West Indies suffered an innings defeat at the hands of India on the fourth day of the first test at Antigua. This time the main tormentor was Ravi Ashwin who went wicketless in the first innings. It was a test to remember for him as he triggered a collapse and accounted for seven […]
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Shami,Yadav Shine as India Tightens Grip on Foruth Day of the Antigua Test
July 24, 2016 Vignesh Aravind
Cricket, indian cricket, Test Cricket, West Indies CricketOver the years we’ve seen West Indian quick bouncing out Indian batsman on a wicket where there is pace and bounce.But for Indian fans it was a day to remember as Mohammed Shami and Umesh Yadav replicated the Fierce and aggression which the West Indian fast bowlers showed in late 80’s.The Windies batsman didn’t have any […]
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Kohli Leads from Front as India Amass a Mountain of Runs on Second Day at Antigua Test
July 23, 2016 R K Gupta
indian cricket, Indian Sport News, Test Cricket, Virat Kohli, West Indies CricketTwo years ago, when India travelled to England, they lost the 5-match test series 1-3. Virat Kohli played 10 innings and averaged a paltry 13.40 with a highest score of 39. On six occasions, Kohli was dismissed for a single-digit score and more often than not, he fell while chasing away-swinging deliveries. James Anderson took […]
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Brendon McCullum slams the fastest test century in his last test match.
February 20, 2016 Vishal Pandey
Brendon McCullum, century, Cricket, fastst century, New Zealand Cricket, Test CricketBrendon McCullum playing in his last test match slammed the fastest hundred ever in test cricket. In the second match against Australia at Hagley Oval McCullum overcame a lively pitch and a fierce bowling spell from the Australian bowlers to slam a 54 ball hundred. The previous record was held by Viv Richards in 1986 and […]
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After Double Centuries from Ben Stokes and Hashim Amla Temba Bavuma Etches His Name in Cricket History at Cape Town
January 8, 2016 R K Gupta
Cricket, England Cricket, South African cricket, Test CricketWhen Cape Town’s second cricket test was lit up by a whirlwind double ton by England’s Ben Stokes on second day, no one imagined a South African fight-back led by their captain Hashim Amla. Unruffled by England’s mammoth 629/6 decl., the South African skipper led from front and motivated Temba Bavuma to a maiden test […]
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England win opening test as South African batting frailties are exposed
December 30, 2015 John Welsh
Cricket, ECB, England Cricket, South African cricket, Test CricketEngland won the First Test against South Africa by 241 runs in a match staged in Durban, but two poor batting displays by the hosts were primarily responsible for their defeat. In scoring 303 and 326 in their two innings’, it could certainly not be described as a vintage performance by the tourists with the […]
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Virat Kohli’s Chronological Transformation to Test Cricket from Short-Formats of the Game
December 17, 2015 R K Gupta
Cricket, indian cricket, Indian Sport News, Test Cricket, Virat KohliIt took Virat Kohli nearly 4 years after his ODI debut against Sri Lanka in August 2008 before he could find a place in India’s test team. He was drafted for the ODI side after he led India’s under-19 team to victory in 2008 U-19 World Cup at Malaysia. His aggressive approach and consistently good […]
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Despite India’s Massive Win Defiant South African Batsmen Stole Headlines in Delhi Test
December 9, 2015 R K Gupta
indian cricket, Indian Sport News, South African cricket, Test Cricket, Virat KohliDelhi’s fourth and last test match was played amid ongoing criticism of test-match pitches at Mohali and Nagpur. While there was no need to assess conditions of the washed-out Bangalore test, after three-and-half day’s play in the Kotla test, India looked like heading for a 3-0 whitewash. There was hardly any chance that South Africa […]
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Nagpur Pitch Proclaimed Poor by ICC Ahead of the Fourth India-South Africa Test at Delhi
December 3, 2015 R K Gupta
Cricket, indian cricket, Indian Sport News, South African cricket, Test Cricket, Virat KohliAs South Africa prepare for their last engagement in India, the memories of their two back-to-back debacles against the hosts could be haunting them. On the other hand with the 2-0 series victory, the Indians have a reason to be on the seventh heaven before the start of fourth test at Delhi on Thursday. Except […]
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|---|---|---|
| 1 | PRANNOY H. S. | 62,410 |
| 2 | Viktor AXELSEN | 61,500 |
| 3 | CHOU Tien Chen | 58,580 |
| 4 | Jonatan CHRISTIE | 55,060 |
| 5 | Anthony Sinisuka GINTING | 52,440 |