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AHMEDABAD: India A bowlers got a taste of the 'Bazball' approach as England Lions, led by opener Keaton Jennings, pulverised an attack full of seasoned domestic operators to score 382 for 3 in just 82 overs on the opening day of the four-day 'unofficial Test'.

Delhi's middle-order collapse leaves Pondicherry eyeing a comprehensive victory in Ranji Trophy match.

RoI win Irani Cup by 175 runs. Rest of India defeat Saurashtra by 175 runs to clinch Irani Cup as 21 wickets fall on 3rd day. Parth Bhut's 7-wicket spell & Saurabh Kumar's 10-wicket haul seal RoI's victory.

Rest of India bowlers Kaverappa, Saini, Saurabh, Mulani & Narang restrict Saurashtra to 212/9 in 80 overs. Vidwath Kaverappa's five-over spell leaves Saurashtra bruised, taking two wickets in his first two overs. Cheteshwar Pujara's battle with Kaverappa was exciting, but Pulkit Narang had Pujara caught at short-leg. Arpit Vasavada dug…

Rajkot hosts Irani Cup match featuring Team India prospects Pujara and Unadkat, RoI's Sudharsan, Sarfaraz Khan, Yash Dhull, Rohan Kunnummal, and Vihari, and Saurashtra's Vasavada, Jackson, and Desai. Rest of India's Saini and Karnataka's Kaverappa lead the pace attack, while Shams Mulani, Saurabh Kumar, and Pulkit Narang spin. Bharat and…

NEW DELHI: India pacer Navdeep Saini was part of the India's triumphant Border-Gavaskar Trophy campaign in Australia during the 2020-21 season under Ajinkya Rahane's captaincy. Regrettably, it marked his final Test match as he sustained a groin injury during the series.

The Indian team is set to hit the transition button with much-anticipated debut of Yashasvi Jaiswal in the two-Test series against a wounded West Indies, which is searching for a road to redemption.

ROSEAU (DOMINICA): The Indian team is set to hit the transition button with much-anticipated debut of Yashasvi Jaiswal in the two-Test series against a wounded West Indies, which is searching for a road to redemption.

DOMINICA: The unparalleled success of India's Test team on away tours over the past decade was largely because of its all weather pace attack but the same can't be said about the fast bowling resources available for the two-Test series against the West Indies.