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Rohit Sharma retires from Test cricket, passing the leadership baton to rising star Shubman Gill. This marks a pivotal moment for Indian cricket as a new generation prepares to lead.

Rohit Sharma Retires: Who will take over as the next India Test captain?

Rohit Sharma retires from Test cricket, paving the way for Shubman Gill's leadership. This transition embodies a new era for Indian cricket, promising fresh dynamics in the team.

Rohit Sharma retires from Test cricket, leaving a legacy of brilliance. Shubman Gill, at 25, is seen as the captaincy frontrunner, poised to lead India in the Test arena. This transition marks a new chapter for Indian cricket.

Rohit Sharma has officially stepped away from Test cricket- marking the end of a gritty, flair-filled chapter in Indian cricket.
Why did the &lsquo;HITMAN&rsquo; walk away from Tests? 
If the sources are to be believed, selectors had already discussed moving on from Rohit ahead of the five-match England series this June &mdash; India&rsquo;s first step in the new World Test Championship (WTC) cycle.
The message from the Ajit Agarkar-led selection committee was clear: it&rsquo;s time for a CHANGE.
Rohit&rsquo;s exit doesn&rsquo;t come as a shock to those who&rsquo;ve followed his recent red-ball form. Once feared for his effortless hand-eye coordination and &lsquo;stand and deliver&rsquo; strokeplay, the Hitman found himself battling fading reflexes and old technical gaps.
The short ball, which he used to pull for fun, started troubling him. Still, let&rsquo;s not forget the journey &mdash; over 4,300 Test runs, 12 centuries, and the remarkable switch from middle-order to elite opener.
His leadership brought calm, clarity, and some massive wins for Team India in the longer form of the game.
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A memorable chapter in whites comes to a close for Rohit Sharma 👏🤍 <a href="https://t.co/kCRKDeoX8q">pic.twitter.com/kCRKDeoX8q</a>
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As the 35th Indian Test captain, Rohit leaves behind a legacy shaped by style, grit, and determination.
While he&rsquo;ll still be lighting it up in ODIs, his red-ball goodbye was anything but bitter. It was classy. Vintage Rohit.
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Countless memories, magnificent moments. Thank you, Captain 🫡🫡<a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/RohitSharma?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#RohitSharma</a> <a href="https://t.co/l6cudgyaZC">pic.twitter.com/l6cudgyaZC</a>
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But now, the big question: Who&rsquo;s next?
With Rohit out and Jasprit Bumrah battling a back injury that&rsquo;s already ruled him out of action for four months, including the Champions Trophy, India suddenly finds itself in a leadership void. Virat Kohli?
Doesn&rsquo;t seem likely. At 36 and amid a lean Test run, Kohli is keen to just focus on scoring runs, not taking on the weight of captaincy again.
All eyes, then, are on Shubman Gill
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At 25, Gill is ticking all the boxes. consistent across all formats, vice-captain already, and currently captaining Gujarat Titans to the top of the IPL table.
The selectors see him as the long-term bet &mdash; a composed presence with a modern mindset and a batting record to back it up.
Will the baton be passed to him? Only time will tell, but he surely is a frontrunner.
Can Rishabh Pant be another choice? 
He remains a strong contender with his match-winning knocks in Tests and his involvement in on-field decision-making as the team&rsquo;s keeper.
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But he has yet to prove himself as a full-time leader.
The southpaw brings energy, aggression, and game-changing instincts, but when it comes to leadership, will the selectors trust him?
Given his all-format presence and recent elevation in the team hierarchy, Gill looks set to take over the red-ball reins ahead of Pant ..
Soon we will see a Gen Z-powered era in Indian Test cricket.

Rohit Sharma has announced his immediate retirement from Test cricket, ending his illustrious career. India now seeks a new Test captain for their upcoming series in England.

Rohit Sharma announces retirement from Test cricket with immediate effect

Rohit Sharma has announced his immediate retirement from Test cricket, ending his illustrious career. India now seeks a new Test captain for their upcoming series in England.

Rohit Sharma on Wednesday announced his retirement from Test cricket with immediate effect ending all speculations about his future in the longest format.
The 38-year-old was India's most prolific Test batter in the second half of his career, scoring 4301 runs in 67 Tests with 12 hundreds and 18 half centuries at an average of 40.57.
Having already retired from T20 Internationals after the World Cup last year, Rohit will now only be seen in the ODI format for India.
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"Hello everyone, I would just like to share that I am retiring from Test cricket. It's been an absolute honour to represent my country in whites.
"Thank you for all the love and support over the years. I will continue to represent India in the ODI format," he posted on Instagram with a picture of his Test cap.
Rohit captained India to the World Test Championship final against Australia and save the last couple of indifferent series against New Zealand at home and the Border-Gavaskar series against Australia.
India will have a new Test captain for the five-Test series in England with possible candidates being Jasprit Bumrah, KL Rahul, Shubman Gill and Rishabh Pant.
Rohit endured a particularly difficult run during the Border-Gavaskar Trophy where he had to drop himself from the playing XI owing to poor form but he had ruled out retirement at that stage.
There was also widespread speculation about his differences with Head Coach Gautam Gambhir, who had vowed to end the "star culture" in Indian cricket after taking charge last year in July.
Both steadfastly denied the chatter but Gambhir has time and again made it clear that only performance would ensure selection in the team.

Ravi Shastri emphasizes the transformative role of media and technology in cricket, discussing AI's impact on performance and the evolution of broadcasting platforms increasing player visibility.

Ravi Shastri on Media and Tech in Cricket

Ravi Shastri underscores the critical role of media and technology in cricket's evolution, highlighting advancements like AI that enhance player performance and modern platforms that increase visibility.

Ravi Shastri highlights the essential role of media and technology in cricket's development, emphasizing AI's role in performance enhancement and the evolution from traditional media to diverse platforms for increased player visibility.

"Media and technology are like helmets in a cricket kit," former India captain and coach Ravi Shastri said on Friday, urging players to "embrace" both, as without them, the sport wouldn't have evolved the way it did in the last 40-45 years.
Shastri said while there were only two mediums -- radio and Doordarshan (TV)&mdash;during his playing days, the game has come a long way after India won the 1983 World Cup.
"India has won a lot of tournaments in the last 40 years since we first won it in 1983. We made people dream," the 62-year-old Shastri said during a panel discussion on 'Intersection of Sports, Technology, Entrepreneurship, and Media' at the World Audio Visual and Entertainment Summit (WAVES) here.
"But you need the support. It's like you had pads in your kit bag, you had a cricket bat in your kit bag, and media is part of the kit bag. Media and technology are like a helmet in your cricket bag; you jolly well embrace it." Shastri said technology, especially, is an essential element of sport now, and players need to know how to use it to build themselves.
"So you jolly well embrace technology. AI (artificial intelligence) is coming into play now big time. It's for your benefit. It's for the team's benefit, and it's for the growth of the game at the end of it all," he said.
Shastri said the brand association earlier was only restricted to logos and doing advertisements, but all that has changed with several broadcast platforms coming up.
"I have seen this game evolve; each one of the players here has been a part of it to see where the game has gone in the last 40-45 years... Without these platforms, the game wouldn't have evolved the way it has," he said.
"In my time it was radio and Doordarshan. The relationship with brands was only (about) ads; it was (about) logos." "There was no brand association; there was no social media. There was no podcast, but this is where it is going, and it is only getting bigger," he added.
Shastri said the varied platforms have increased the visibility of a player, which was not the case before.
"We are a country of 1.5 billion people. We are young; 70 percent of the people are below the age of 30. Sport is something that drives you, and if you think it didn't drive them, it woke them up during Covid (pandemic).
"It brought smiles to their faces when India played, wherever they played, whatever sport, whether it was cricket, football, hockey, or whatever. When you performed, you got even bigger smiles.
"Even when you were in lockdown or quarantine or whatever. But why could they see it? Because of the platforms that exist," he said.
Shastri also stressed the benefits of the technology enjoyed by modern-day players.
"What technology has done for the sport is unbelievable. Today, a player can go back and watch himself 100 times. There'll be enough replays showing what he's done right and what he's done wrong," he said.
"There's technology to go even more into detail, to tell you more about your opponent, about yourself, about your strengths, and your weaknesses to then take on opposition wherever it exists and kill them."

Cricket legend Madan Lal praises 14-year-old IPL star Vaibhav Suryavanshi, stressing the need for focus, discipline, and dedication alongside talent.

Madan Lal's Advice to Young Cricket Prodigy

Madan Lal lauds 14-year-old Vaibhav Suryavanshi, highlighting focus, discipline, and dedication for cricket success alongside raw talent.

Madan Lal praises young IPL talent Vaibhav Suryavanshi, stressing the importance of focus, discipline, and hard work in cricket, despite raw skill. Suryavanshi's recent century highlights his potential while Lal urges nurturing his talents.

Like most of the cricket world, World Cup-winning former India pacer Madan Lal is thoroughly impressed by 14-year-old Vaibhav Suryavanshi's breathtaking IPL performances, but he also has a word of caution for the rising star -- talent alone won't be enough going forward.
Lal said the prodigy from Bihar's Samastipur would also need to be disciplined and focussed to achieve greater success.
"He's very talented. But talent alone doesn't guarantee success. He needs to be focused, disciplined, and keep working hard. If his process is right, I believe he can achieve amazing heights," Lal told 'PTI Videos'.
Suryavanshi set the IPL ablaze with a record-breaking 35-ball century against table-toppers Gujarat Titans and praise has poured in from all corners for the young swashbuckler.
"I've never seen a kid like this. When I was captain of the Delhi team, Sachin (Tendulkar) played against us at a very young age and scored around 80 runs in the Ranji Trophy semifinal.
"Then came Virat Kohli, who is still playing. And now, everyone is talking about Suryavanshi. He has all the makings of a superstar," he said.
Lal described Suryavanshi's hitting abilities as a "God-given talent." "...but it's up to you how you work on it. Your sincerity, discipline, upbringing &mdash; these matter a lot. Family support is important too. When your parents are disciplined and supportive, that gives you added motivation," he explained.
Lal felt Suryavanshi should play as much domestic cricket as possible going forward.
"Playing in different conditions against various opponents helps you grow," he reasoned.

Fourteen-year-old Vaibhav Suryavanshi stunned the cricket world with a blistering 38-ball century, helping Rajasthan Royals thrash Gujarat Titans and keep their playoff hopes alive in a historic IPL showdown.

IPL 2025: 14-year-old Suryavanshi breaks records, wins hearts to keep Royals alive

Fourteen-year-old Vaibhav Suryavanshi stunned the cricket world with a blistering 38-ball century, helping Rajasthan Royals thrash Gujarat Titans and keep their playoff hopes alive in a historic IPL showdown.

Fourteen-year-old boy wonder Vaibhav Suryavanshi walked into the collective consciousness of cricket fans by becoming the youngest ever to score a hundred in an IPL match where result became inconsequential in the wake of a batting carnage for the ages.
For the record, Royals kept their play-off qualification hopes alive with a walk-in-the-park eight-wicket victory over Gujarat Titans in a chase of 210 made easy by a chubby-cheeked prodigy from Bihar's Samastipur, who was born three years after the cash-rich league started.
His 35-ball century is now the second fastest in IPL and fastest ever for any Indian after Chris Gayle's 30-ball knock for RCB.
When other 14-year-olds a cross the country are busy completing middle-school assignments and being admonished by quietly sneaking in for a PlayStation session, the left-handed Suryavanshi, simply stood and delivered against Indian bowlers Ishant Sharma and Mohammed Siraj with a collective experience of 141 Tests between them.
Ishant had made his Test debut back in 2006 when Suryavanshi wasn't even an idea but the "Gen Alpha" kid (all those born between 2010-2024) made a mockery of everything thrown at him.
There were 11 sixes and seven fours in his 38-ball-101 that even made a regal Yashasvi Jaiswal (70 not out, 40 balls, 9x4s, 2x6s) look like a mere bystander.
Even with baby fat refusing to leave the contours of his cheeks, the stable core and holding his shape are things that stand out.
The basics built through those hours of toil in Patna, playing 600 balls a day from the age of 10 did show its results. The days of facing 16-17 year old net bowlers for whom his father Sanjiv Suryavanshi, would pack 10 extra tiffin boxes haven't gone waste.
The decision of the Suryavanshi family to put all their eggs in one basket and have no Plan B by selling farm land to fuel their son's cricketing ambitions will certainly become a part of cricketing folklores that will be spoken in years to come.
The bat speed was astonishing and the manner in which he picked up Siraj over long-on and belted Ishant into the square leg stand was there to be seen.
Even Test spinner Washington Sundar scurried for cover and Karim Janat, the Afghan international was hit for 30 runs in an over including a disdainful flick. By the time he was yorked by Prasidh Krishna, none of the GT players had any energy left to celebrate.
Ravi Shastri said on air that RR assistant coach Sairaj Bahutule had told him about the little one's fondness for jalebis and possibly head coach Rahul Dravid won't mind a bit of indulgence.
When Shubman Gill scored 50-ball-84 and Jos Buttler smashed 26-ball-50 not out earlier, it seemed like a mayhem but once Suryavanshi started to send the balls into the orbit, no one knew that how he could be stopped.
"His hitting was tremendous," GT skipper Gill said.
"Incredible, one of the best innings that I have seen. I just told him to keep going," was all Jaiswal, the megastar in-waiting could say.
Indian cricket is replete with stories about how some incredible talents were lost as they couldn't handle limelight. Laxman Sivaramakrishnan, Maninder Singh, Sadanand Viswanath, Vinod Kambli and Prithvi Shaw in recent times have all failed to realise their potential.
Indian cricket has got an uncut diamond and it is now establishment's duty to preserve and help him shine.
Suryavanshi's journey has just begun.&nbsp;

The Pahalgam attack impacts India-Pakistan ties and cricket diplomacy. BCCI opposes series amid tensions, aligning with government policy.

Pahalgam Attack and India-Pakistan Cricket Relations

Terror attack in Kashmir affects Indo-Pak cricket relations. BCCI denounces violence, adhering to the govt's no bilateral series policy.

The Pahalgam attack heightened Indo-Pak tensions, affecting cricket. BCCI confirms ongoing ICC participation but no bilateral series, condemning the attack.

In the wake of the devastating terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Kashmir on April 22, which claimed the lives of 26 individuals, the international community, including sports organizations, have voiced their condemnation.
This brutal act was executed by a faction linked to Lashkar-e-Taiba, targeting a group of unsuspecting tourists in Baisaran's scenic meadows. It has resulted in heightened tensions between India and Pakistan, with implications extending to the realm of cricket.
For the past decade, India and Pakistan have only faced each other in ICC (International Cricket Council) and continental events, with their last bilateral cricket series taking place in the 2012-13 season. Matches between these two nations consistently attract large audiences globally, and they frequently end up in the same group at ICC and continental tournaments to maximize viewership. Following the Pahalgam attack, there were speculative reports suggesting that the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) requested the ICC to avoid placing India and Pakistan in the same group for upcoming global events like the World Cup and Champions Trophy.
However, a report from Cricbuzz refuted this claim, with a senior BCCI official stating that such reports were unfounded. "BCCI authorities are sensitive to the prevailing national mood, but there is no truth to these speculations," the official remarked.
This year does not feature any major ICC events for men's cricket. The Women's World Cup is scheduled to take place in India from September to October, with Pakistan having qualified to participate at a neutral venue, according to prior agreements. Meanwhile, India is set to host the men's Asia Cup, which will also be held at a neutral location.
The BCCI has reiterated its position regarding cricketing ties with Pakistan. "We stand with the victims and condemn the attack. We will adhere to the government's stance, which prevents bilateral series against Pakistan. In ICC events, we participate due to ongoing engagements," stated Rajeev Shukla, vice-president of the BCCI, during an interview with Sports Tak. He emphasized that ICC is cognizant of the current circumstances.
BCCI Secretary Devajit Saikia also conveyed his sympathies regarding the attack. "The cricket community is deeply shocked by the tragic loss of innocent lives in the Pahalgam terror attack. On behalf of the BCCI, we condemn this heinous act and extend our condolences to the affected families. We stand united with them during this difficult time," Saikia expressed.
The tragedy has underscored the already complex relationship between the neighboring countries, impacting both geopolitical and sporting dimensions.

MS Dhoni to play his 400th T20 match as CSK faces SRH. Both teams need a win in this high-stakes IPL 2023 clash.

400th T20 Match of MS Dhoni

MS Dhoni set to play 400th T20 match with CSK against SRH in IPL. Crucial game as both teams are near elimination.

MS Dhoni to achieve 400th T20 match milestone as CSK battles SRH. Both teams face high stakes in crucial IPL clash.

Chennai Super Kings (CSK) and Indian cricket legend MS Dhoni is poised to mark a significant milestone in his illustrious career by playing his 400th T20 match during the Indian Premier League (IPL) clash against Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) at the iconic Chepauk Stadium this Friday. Both teams find themselves in challenging positions as CSK, with only two wins out of eight matches, is currently at the bottom of the leaderboard. Meanwhile, SRH is not faring much better, occupying the ninth position with six losses in eight games. The stakes are high for both teams, as the loser is likely to be at the receiving end of the wooden spoon and face an increased risk of elimination.
Remarkably, Dhoni will become the 24th player to reach the 400-match milestone in T20 cricket and only the fourth Indian to do so, joining the elite company of Virat Kohli (407 matches), Dinesh Karthik (412 matches), and Rohit Sharma.
Over his 399 T20 matches, encompassing stints with India, CSK, Rising Pune Supergiant, and his domestic team of Jharkhand, Dhoni has amassed 7,566 runs at an average of 38.02. His accomplishments include 28 half-centuries, with a top score of 84*, and he has completed 318 dismissals.
Dhoni's career is decorated with significant triumphs, including leading India to victory in the inaugural T20 World Cup in 2007, securing five IPL titles with CSK, and clinching two Champions League T20 titles with the "Men in Yellow."
Globally, West Indies' Kieron Pollard holds the record for the most T20 matches played (695), followed by Dwayne Bravo (582) and Pakistan's Shoaib Malik (557).
In IPL history, Dhoni stands as the sixth-highest run-getter, having scored 5,377 runs in 272 matches and 237 innings, boasting an average of 38.96 with 24 half-centuries. His personal best is an unbeaten 84.
In the current IPL season, Dhoni continues to wield his bat effectively as a finisher, scoring 134 runs across eight innings. He maintains an impressive average of 33.50, a strike rate of 152.27, and a top score of 30*.
As he gears up for his 400th match, all eyes will be on Dhoni, hoping he can inspire CSK in what promises to be a crucial encounter.
Remarkably, Dhoni will become the 24th player to reach the 400-match milestone in T20 cricket and only the fourth Indian to do so, joining the elite company of Virat Kohli (407 matches), Dinesh Karthik (412 matches), and Rohit Sharma.
Over his 399 T20 matches, encompassing stints with India, CSK, Rising Pune Supergiant, and his domestic team of Jharkhand, Dhoni has amassed 7,566 runs at an average of 38.02. His accomplishments include 28 half-centuries, with a top score of 84*, and he has completed 318 dismissals.
Dhoni's career is decorated with significant triumphs, including leading India to victory in the inaugural T20 World Cup in 2007, securing five IPL titles with CSK, and clinching two Champions League T20 titles with the "Men in Yellow."
Globally, West Indies' Kieron Pollard holds the record for the most T20 matches played (695), followed by Dwayne Bravo (582) and Pakistan's Shoaib Malik (557).
In IPL history, Dhoni stands as the sixth-highest run-getter, having scored 5,377 runs in 272 matches and 237 innings, boasting an average of 38.96 with 24 half-centuries. His personal best is an unbeaten 84.
In the current IPL season, Dhoni continues to wield his bat effectively as a finisher, scoring 134 runs across eight innings. He maintains an impressive average of 33.50, a strike rate of 152.27, and a top score of 30*.
As he gears up for his 400th match, all eyes will be on Dhoni, hoping he can inspire CSK in what promises to be a crucial encounter.

High-stakes IPL match as Shreyas Iyer returns to Eden Gardens with Punjab Kings, facing off against his former team KKR. Punjab aims to cement a playoff spot, while KKR fights for consistency.

PBKS led by Shreyas Iyer to play against KKR at Eden Gardens

In a crucial IPL encounter, Shreyas Iyer returns to Eden Gardens with Punjab Kings to face his former team KKR. Punjab is keen on securing a playoff spot under Iyer's leadership, while KKR strives for consistency in their home ground performance.

Shreyas Iyer returns to Eden Gardens leading Punjab Kings against his former team KKR. Punjab aims to secure a playoff berth, with Iyer in top form. KKR's inconsistency and home pitch challenges complicate their playoff quest.

The man who led them to glory just a season ago could now stand in the way of Kolkata Knight Riders' playoff qualification when the side hosts the Shreyas Iyer-led revamped Punjab Kings in a high-stakes IPL clash here at the Eden Gardens on Saturday.
Twelve months ago, Iyer had led KKR to their first IPL title in a decade. On Saturday, he returns in opposition colours, at the helm of a rejuvenated Punjab side chasing a playoff spot.
Let go by KKR in one of the most surprising off-season moves, Iyer has found both comfort and purpose in Punjab Kings.
Reuniting with his old Delhi Capitals mentor Ricky Ponting, the duo has steadied PBKS into the top five of the table with five wins from eight games.
The partnership has given Iyer the space to lead confidently and he has tallied 263 runs with three half-centuries so far. However, he comes into the weekend game, carrying three single digit scores.
Saturday offers him the perfect chance to make a statement -- much like KL Rahul did the other against his former franchise Lucknow Super Giants with a composed 57 not out.
Iyer too could have a Rahul-like moment under the Eden lights.
KKR, on the other hand, are in desperate need of momentum.
With five defeats in eight matches, another stumble could tighten their already narrow path to the playoffs.
Their top-order remains unsettled, the middle-order erratic, and the spin attack ineffective on a surface they once called their fortress.
KKR's middle-order trio of Russell, Rinku and Ramandeep has failed to deliver the finishing punch this season, prompting calls for a shake-up.
The team may be forced to bring in Caribbean all-rounder Rovman Powell, whose power-hitting and handy pace can add much-needed spark and balance.
Angkrish Raghuvanshi, one of the few bright spots in KKR's batting, might once again look to negotiate the tricky phase when the likes of Arshdeep Singh (Punjab's leading wicket-taker with 11 scalps) and Yuzvendra Chahal operate.
Skipper Ajinkya Rahane too will be under the scanner, having anchored the innings well at times but struggled to shift gears and finish games.
He will be wary of Yuzvendra Chahal, who dismantled KKR in their demoralising 95 all-out collapse only last week by claiming the wickets of Rahane, Raghuvanshi, Rinku Singh, and Ramandeep Singh in a devastating spell.
With Marco Jansen providing the early menace and new find Nehal Wadhera managing tidy finishes, PBKS certainly look a more confident and well-rounded outfit.
For KKR's bowling unit, Harshit Rana's duel with PBKS opener Priyansh Arya could set the tone. Arya smashed a century against Chennai Super Kings earlier this season.
Despite their troubles, KKR are, however, still alive in the playoffs race.
Winning five of their remaining six games could be sufficient, but anything less would leave them dependent on other results.
For this to happen, KKR must fix their home record, which is just one win from four matches here.
The much-publicised friction with Eden curator Sujan Mukherjee over pitch preparations has drawn unwanted attention and debates over spin-friendly surfaces, fairness, and even calls from commentators to consider shifting base.
Despite it being slow and grippy, which is exactly what KKR wanted, Sunil Narine has taken just two wickets at the Eden. Varun Chakravarthy (4) has been marginally better, while Moeen Ali has failed to strike in two matches.
Teams (from): &nbsp;
KKR: Ajinkya Rahane (c), Rinku Singh, Quinton de Kock (wk), Rahmanullah Gurbaz (wk), Angkrish Raghuvanshi, Rovman Powell, Manish Pandey, Luvnith Sisodia, Venkatesh Iyer, Anukul Roy, Moeen Ali, Ramandeep Singh, Andre Russell, Anrich Nortje, Vaibhav Arora, Mayank Markande, Spencer Johnson, Harshit Rana, Sunil Narine, Varun Chakravarthy and Chetan Sakariya.
PBKS: Shreyas Iyer (c), Yuzvendra Chahal, Arshdeep Singh, Marcus Stoinis, Nehal Wadhera, Prabhsimran Singh, Glenn Maxwell, Vyshak Vijaykumar, Yash Thakur, Harpreet Brar, Vishnu Vinod, Marco Jansen, Lockie Ferguson, Josh Inglis, Xavier Bartlett, Kuldeep Sen, Pyla Avinash, Suryansh Shedge, Musheer Khan, Harnoor Pannu, Aaron Hardie, Priyansh Arya, Azmatullah Omarzai.
Match starts: 7.30pm.

Australia defeated Sri Lanka by an innings and 242 runs in the first Test, with Matthew Kuhnemann taking career-best figures of 9-149. Sri Lanka’s batting collapse saw them lose their last five wickets for just nine runs, sealing the heavy defeat.

Australia crushes Sri Lanka by an innings and 242 runs in historic Test victory

Australia defeated Sri Lanka by an innings and 242 runs in the first Test, with Matthew Kuhnemann taking career-best figures of 9-149. Sri Lanka&rsquo;s batting collapse saw them lose their last five wickets for just nine runs, sealing the heavy defeat.

Sri Lanka suffered their heaviest defeat in Test cricket history on Saturday as Australia flexed their muscles to take a 1-0 lead in the two-match series with a crushing victory by an innings and 242 runs.
The contest was wrapped up before tea on day four, with rookie left-arm spinner Matthew Kuhnemann's match-winning spell delivering him career-best figures of 9-149 over both innings.
"We were put under pressure," Sri Lanka skipper Dhananjaya de Silva said afterwards. "The batters should have put up a better show."
Kuhnemann underwent surgery only two weeks ago on a broken right thumb sustained during the Big Bash League and battled through the match in pain, requiring constant medical attention.
He was well-supported by the ever-dependable Nathan Lyon, who spun a web around the Sri Lankan batters to finish with seven match wickets.
Sri Lanka's heaviest defeat before Saturday was in Nagpur in 2017, when India hammered them by an innings and 239.
Sri Lanka resumed on 136 for five overnight but their first innings folded for 165, losing their last five wickets for a mere nine runs.
Put straight back in to bat chasing 489, they lost three wickets before lunch and then capitulated in the second session -- a humiliating finish for a team once renowned for its prowess on turning tracks.
Dinesh Chandimal had waged a lonely battle in the first innings to top-score with 72 and, with Angelo Mathews, stitched together one of only two 50-plus partnerships in the second.
However, he was sent back for 31 on the last ball before lunch when he gloved Lyon to Travis Head at short leg.
Oshada Fernando failed to make an impact in his return to the side, undone by a sharp inswinger from Mitchell Starc that trapped him plumb in front for six to go with his first innings seven.
Former skipper Dimuth Karunaratne's horror run with the bat continued after an avoidable dismissal for nought by Todd Murphy.
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Rain forced an early lunch on day three before washing out the final two sessions.
Australia declared on 654-6 late on the second day after opener Usman Khawaja's career-best 232.
"Galle is a tough place to play cricket and we are very happy with this win," Khawaja said.
"I've played a lot of cricket in Sri Lanka, this being my fifth tour. I've made lot of mistakes before. I guess all that experience came in handy in this game."
Stand-in skipper Steve Smith also had a game to remember, becoming only the fourth Australian to breach the 10,000-run mark in Test cricket on the first ball he faced.
He finished his innings with a masterful 141, while wicketkeeper Josh Inglis hit a century on debut.
Galle will host the second and final match of the series next week before a two-match ODI series in Colombo.

Cricket

Virat Kohli's much-anticipated return to the Ranji Trophy ended early with a dismissal for just six runs. Himanshu Sangwan claimed the prized wicket as Kohli's brief stay at the crease left Delhi trailing Railways.

Virat Kohli dismissed for six runs in Ranji Trophy return leaving fans disappointed

Virat Kohli's much-anticipated return to the Ranji Trophy ended early with a dismissal for just six runs. Himanshu Sangwan claimed the prized wicket as Kohli's brief stay at the crease left Delhi trailing Railways.

Virat Kohli's return to the Ranji Trophy was cut short as he was dismissed for just six runs on Friday at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi.&nbsp;
Kohli's brief innings was ended by Himanshu Sangwan, who claimed the prized wicket after Kohli had faced only 15 deliveries.
Kohli displayed a brief moment of brilliance, playing a beautiful straight drive off Sangwan, but the very next delivery proved his downfall.&nbsp;
The ball, angled in on a fullish length just outside off, seamed in sharply as Kohli attempted another drive but missed, leaving a gap between his bat and pad. The ball clipped the off-stump, sending the bails flying.
The dismissal was a significant moment for Sangwan, whose wicket of Kohli seemed to deflate the stadium, as thousands of fans who had gathered to witness a Kohli masterclass were left disappointed. Following Kohli's exit, Delhi was at 87/3, still trailing Railways by 140 runs.
However, there may still be a chance for redemption. If Delhi gets a second innings, Kohli will have another opportunity to shine.&nbsp;
On Day 1 of the match, the stadium was buzzing with excitement as fans turned out in large numbers to support their cricketing icon, whose recent performances have been below expectations.
Over 15,000 fans attended the match, with additional gates opened and increased security. In a dramatic turn, a fan managed to breach security, rushing onto the field to meet Kohli.&nbsp;
The fan touched Kohli&rsquo;s feet before being escorted off by security personnel. Kohli, displaying his characteristic calm, requested security to handle the fan gently and avoid any harsh treatment.&nbsp;
Meanwhile, Delhi's opening bowlers, Navdeep Saini and Siddhant Sharma, had put Railways in trouble at 21/3, showing promise for the remainder of the match.

Jasprit Bumrah has been awarded the prestigious ICC Men’s Cricketer of the Year 2024 and the Sir Garfield Sobers Trophy after an exceptional performance across formats.

Jasprit Bumrah named ICC Men’s Cricketer of the Year 2024, wins Sir Garfield Sobers Trophy

Jasprit Bumrah has been awarded the prestigious ICC Men&rsquo;s Cricketer of the Year 2024 and the Sir Garfield Sobers Trophy after an exceptional performance across formats.

Jasprit Bumrah has added another incredible achievement to his already impressive career, being named the ICC Men&rsquo;s Cricketer of the Year for 2024.&nbsp;
Following his win as the ICC Men&rsquo;s Test Cricketer of the Year, Bumrah also claimed the prestigious Sir Garfield Sobers Trophy, solidifying his status as one of the world&rsquo;s best fast bowlers.
Bumrah triumphed over fellow nominees Travis Head, Joe Root, and Harry Brook to secure the award, becoming the fifth Indian player to receive this recognition.&nbsp;
Previous Indian recipients include Rahul Dravid (2004), Sachin Tendulkar (2010), Ravichandran Ashwin (2016), and Virat Kohli (2017, 2018).
The ICC highlighted Bumrah&rsquo;s exceptional performances across formats in 2024, describing his year as a &ldquo;masterclass in skill, precision, and relentless consistency,&rdquo; with the fast bowler continuing to break records and establish himself as the world&rsquo;s premier pacer.
Bumrah had a stellar year in both T20Is and Tests. He played a pivotal role in India&rsquo;s triumph at the T20 World Cup 2024, finishing as the Player of the Tournament with 15 wickets at an extraordinary average of 8.26 and an economy rate of just 4.17.
In Tests, Bumrah took 71 wickets, outpacing England&rsquo;s Gus Atkinson, who claimed 52 wickets in 11 matches. Bumrah's average was a phenomenal 14.92, and his strike rate was just 30.1 for the year.&nbsp;
His 71 wickets made him only the fourth Indian bowler in history to take more than 70 Test wickets in a calendar year, joining the ranks of Ravichandran Ashwin, Anil Kumble, and Kapil Dev.
Bumrah&rsquo;s year began with a stellar performance in the Cape Town Test against South Africa, where he took eight wickets across two innings, helping India to victory. He then dominated England at home, claiming 19 wickets in four Tests as India won 1-4. H
owever, his finest performance came during the 2024-25 Border-Gavaskar Trophy (BGT) tour of Australia, where he bagged an incredible 32 wickets in five Tests and was named Player of the Series.
Bumrah&rsquo;s remarkable year saw him surpass the milestone of 200 Test wickets, becoming the 12th Indian bowler to achieve this feat. He also became the fastest Indian pacer to reach this mark, with a bowling average of less than 20, the best in history.
Bumrah&rsquo;s dominance was further reflected in his ICC Test Bowling Rankings, where he surpassed 900 rating points, ending the year with an unprecedented 907 points&mdash;setting a new record for the most points by any Indian bowler in history.

Rishabh Pant, sold to Lucknow Super Giants for a record Rs 27 crores in the IPL 2025 auction, has been named captain of the franchise. 

Rishabh Pant named Lucknow Super Giants captain for IPL 2025

Rishabh Pant, sold to Lucknow Super Giants for a record Rs 27 crores in the IPL 2025 auction, has been named captain of the franchise.&nbsp;

Rishabh Pant, the trailblazing wicketkeeper, has been appointed as the captain of the Lucknow Super Giants for the upcoming Indian Premier League (IPL) season, the franchise announced on Monday.
The 27-year-old, who made history during the IPL auction in November by being sold to Lucknow for Rs 27 crores ($3.2 million), joins the team for the upcoming edition of the lucrative T20 tournament.
Pant, known for his flamboyant left-handed batting, returned to captain Delhi Capitals last season after a 14-month hiatus from elite cricket due to a car accident. However, he parted ways with the Capitals after the team finished sixth in the 2024 IPL season standings.
"I see a born leader in Rishabh Pant. From my point of view, he will be probably the best captain IPL has seen," said Sanjiv Goenka, the owner of Lucknow, during a special TV broadcast. "Surely Rishabh Pant will play for at least 14-15 years for us, we hope at least five IPL titles in these years."
Pant has represented India in 150 international matches across all three formats, amassing 5,028 runs, including seven centuries.
The 18th edition of the IPL is set to commence on March 21, with the opening match scheduled to be held in Kolkata, while the final will take place on May 25, according to reports from Indian media.
The IPL continues to be a major revenue generator for Indian cricket, contributing more than $11 billion annually to the economy. It has also played a pivotal role in popularizing T20 cricket globally, inspiring similar events worldwide.

Virat Kohli announces retirement from Test cricket, concluding a remarkable 14-year career. As tributes flow globally, his legacy continues to inspire. Kohli remains active in ODIs, leaving an indelible mark on Indian cricket.

Virat Kohli Retires: Test Cricket Era Ends

Virat Kohli retires from Test cricket after an illustrious 14-year career. With 9,230 runs and 30 centuries, his legacy is celebrated worldwide. Kohli's influence as a transformative leader remains significant in cricket.

Virat Kohli retires from Test cricket after a 14-year career. The cricket world honors his legacy and leadership. Kohli continues in ODIs.

"End of an era." The cricketing fraternity on Monday paid glowing tributes to India's batting talisman Virat Kohli on his retirement from the longest format after an illustrious 14-year-career.
The 36-year-old Kohli quit Test cricket after scoring 9230 runs from 123 matches with 30 hundreds at an average of 46.85. He will only play in ODIs now, having already retired from T20 Internationals last year.
"An era ends in Test cricket but the legacy will continue FOREVER!@imVkohli, the former Team India Captain retires from Test cricket," the BCCI said in a post on 'X'.
"His contributions to #TeamIndia will forever be cherished!" The ICC hailed Kohli as one of India's Test greats.
"One of India's Test greats calls time in the longest format. Whites off, crown intact. Virat Kohli bids goodbye to Test cricket, leaving behind an unmatched legacy," the ICC said.
Kohli's IPL team said it will miss their star player and former captain from the Test arena.
"The walk, Those shots, Those expressions, Those celebrations. We&rsquo;ll miss them all. We&rsquo;ll miss them all.
"The curtain falls on a monumental Test Era. But his legacy lives on, etched in time and carved in pride. Thank you, Virat Kohli, for the fire, the bravery, and the unmatched passion. You didn&rsquo;t just play this format, you elevated it." His former team-mate Ajinkya Rahane wrote, "It's been a special journey sharing the field with you, @virat.kohli. So many great memories and partnerships together. Congratulations on an amazing Test career!" Former India pacer Irfan Pathan described Kohli as "a true torchbearer of modern Indian Test cricket".
"Congratulations on a phenomenal Test career, Virat Kohli. As captain, you didn&rsquo;t just win matches&mdash;you changed mindsets. You made fitness, aggression, and pride in whites the new standard." IPL franchise Delhi Capitals said "We weren&rsquo;t ready for this."

Virat Kohli retires from Test cricket after scoring 9230 runs in 123 matches, ending as India’s most successful red-ball captain.

Virat Kohli announces retirement from Test cricket

Virat Kohli retires from Test cricket after scoring 9230 runs in 123 matches, ending as India&rsquo;s most successful red-ball captain.

Virat Kohli has announced his retirement from Test cricket, bringing the curtain down on a remarkable 14-year career in the longest format of the game.
The former India captain made the announcement via social media on Monday, just days after Rohit Sharma also called time on his Test career.
Kohli retires with 9,230 runs from 123 Test matches, including 30 centuries and 31 half-centuries. He made his debut against the West Indies in 2011 and established himself later that year during a challenging tour of Australia, where he scored his maiden Test hundred &mdash; a gritty 116 in Adelaide &mdash; while others struggled.
In his emotional farewell message, Kohli reflected on his journey in whites, writing:
"It&rsquo;s been 14 years since I first wore the baggy blue in Test cricket. Honestly, I never imagined the journey this format would take me on. It&rsquo;s tested me, shaped me, and taught me lessons I&rsquo;ll carry for life."
He continued, highlighting the deeper meaning of Test cricket for him: "There&rsquo;s something deeply personal about playing in whites. The quiet grind, the long days, the small moments that no one sees but that stay with you forever."
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The decision, while not easy, was one he felt was right:
"As I step away from this format, it&rsquo;s not easy &mdash; but it feels right. I&rsquo;ve given it everything I had, and it&rsquo;s given me back so much more than I could&rsquo;ve hoped for. I&rsquo;m walking away with a heart full of gratitude &mdash; for the game, for the people I shared the field with, and for every single person who made me feel seen along the way."
He signed off with a heartfelt message to his fans and the game: "I&rsquo;ll always look back at my Test career with a smile. #269, signing off."
Kohli&rsquo;s legacy extends beyond the runs he scored. As captain, he led India in 68 Tests and recorded 40 wins, the most by an Indian skipper and the fourth-most by any Test captain in the history of the game. Only Graeme Smith (53), Ricky Ponting (48), and Steve Waugh (41) have more wins as captain.
His 30 Test centuries place him fourth among Indian batters, trailing only legends like Sachin Tendulkar (51), Rahul Dravid (36), and Sunil Gavaskar (34). Kohli also holds the record for the most Test double centuries by an Indian, with seven to his name.
In another unique feat, Kohli amassed 20 centuries as captain in Tests &mdash; almost double that of Sunil Gavaskar&rsquo;s tally of 11 &mdash; setting a benchmark for future Indian leaders.
Kohli&rsquo;s departure from Test cricket marks the end of a golden era for Indian red-ball cricket, with his passion, aggression, and discipline having shaped a new generation of players and fans alike.

Rohit Sharma has officially stepped away from Test cricket- marking the end of a gritty, flair-filled chapter in Indian cricket.
Why did the &lsquo;HITMAN&rsquo; walk away from Tests?&nbsp;
If the sources are to be believed, selectors had already discussed moving on from Rohit ahead of the five-match England series this June &mdash; India&rsquo;s first step in the new World Test Championship (WTC) cycle.
The message from the Ajit Agarkar-led selection committee was clear: it&rsquo;s time for a CHANGE.
Rohit&rsquo;s exit doesn&rsquo;t come as a shock to those who&rsquo;ve followed his recent red-ball form. Once feared for his effortless hand-eye coordination and &lsquo;stand and deliver&rsquo; strokeplay, the Hitman found himself battling fading reflexes and old technical gaps.
The short ball, which he used to pull for fun, started troubling him. Still, let&rsquo;s not forget the journey &mdash; over 4,300 Test runs, 12 centuries, and the remarkable switch from middle-order to elite opener.
His leadership brought calm, clarity, and some massive wins for Team India in the longer form of the game.
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A memorable chapter in whites comes to a close for Rohit Sharma 👏🤍 <a href="https://t.co/kCRKDeoX8q">pic.twitter.com/kCRKDeoX8q</a>
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As the 35th Indian Test captain, Rohit leaves behind a legacy shaped by style, grit, and determination.
While he&rsquo;ll still be lighting it up in ODIs, his red-ball goodbye was anything but bitter. It was classy. Vintage Rohit.
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Countless memories, magnificent moments. Thank you, Captain 🫡🫡<a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/RohitSharma?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#RohitSharma</a> <a href="https://t.co/l6cudgyaZC">pic.twitter.com/l6cudgyaZC</a>
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But now, the big question: Who&rsquo;s next?
With Rohit out and Jasprit Bumrah battling a back injury that&rsquo;s already ruled him out of action for four months, including the Champions Trophy, India suddenly finds itself in a leadership void. Virat Kohli?
Doesn&rsquo;t seem likely. At 36 and amid a lean Test run, Kohli is keen to just focus on scoring runs, not taking on the weight of captaincy again.
All eyes, then, are on Shubman Gill
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At 25, Gill is ticking all the boxes. consistent across all formats, vice-captain already, and currently captaining Gujarat Titans to the top of the IPL table.
The selectors see him as the long-term bet &mdash; a composed presence with a modern mindset and a batting record to back it up.
Will the baton be passed to him? Only time will tell, but he surely is a frontrunner.
Can Rishabh Pant be another choice?&nbsp;
He remains a strong contender with his match-winning knocks in Tests and his involvement in on-field decision-making as the team&rsquo;s keeper.
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But he has yet to prove himself as a full-time leader.
The southpaw brings energy, aggression, and game-changing instincts, but when it comes to leadership, will the selectors trust him?
Given his all-format presence and recent elevation in the team hierarchy, Gill looks set to take over the red-ball reins ahead of Pant.
Soon we will see a Gen Z-powered era in Indian Test cricket.

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