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Jurel succeeded in turning around India's fortunes in the game's first innings, but he fell just short of his maiden century by 10 runs. On the third day of play, Jurel stated he had no regrets about being bowled out for ninety runs.

Not disappointed: Dhruv Jurel shares his thoughts on missing out on maiden Test century | IND vs ENG

Jurel succeeded in turning around India's fortunes in the game's first innings, but he fell just short of his maiden century by 10 runs. On the third day of play, Jurel stated he had no regrets about being bowled out for ninety runs.

India's 23-year-old Dhruv Jurel saved the team during the first innings of the Ranchi Test match. At the JSCA International Stadium, Jurel saved India from certain disaster and put them in a strong position to win the fourth Test match and win the series.
Jurel, who was playing in just his second Test match and innings, was immediately given a difficult task. Jurel closed the first innings deficit by scoring 90 runs off just 149 balls, including six fours and four sixes. The wicketkeeper-batsman appeared briefly irritated after dropping his wicket as he made his way back to the dressing room, but he was unfazed by the action on Day 3 in Ranchi.
win this series on his debut.&nbsp;
"I have no regrets about missing a century in Ranchi. My only dream is to lift the series trophy with my own hands. It was my dream to play Test cricket for my country," Jurel said in the press conference after the conclusion of Day 3 of the fourth Test match.
The youngster also revealed how there is a good understanding between him and Kuldeep Yadav since they both hail from Uttar Pradesh.&nbsp;
"I have a good rapport with Kuldeep, we are both from UP and we kept speaking to each other," Jurel added.
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A dream debut turned into a moment to forget for Akash Deep as his maiden Test wicket was called a no-ball by the on-field umpire, but the debutant came back strongly with 3 quick wickets.

Video: Akash Deep shines on debut, overcomes early setback to claim 3 wickets in 2 overs

A dream debut turned into a moment to forget for Akash Deep as his maiden Test wicket was called a no-ball by the on-field umpire, but the debutant came back strongly with 3 quick wickets.
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In a remarkable display of resilience and skill, Indian cricket's newest sensation, Akash Deep, made a memorable debut by securing three wickets within two overs during his initial spell, despite an early hiccup.
The moment of triumph was momentarily overshadowed in the 4th over when Akash Deep celebrated his first wicket as Zak Crawley's off-stump was sent flying, only for the joy to be dampened by the sound of the no-ball siren, invalidating the dismissal.
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Akash Deep has been an excellent bowler throughout his FC career. However, no balls have been an area of concern for the Bengal pacer and that has cost him his maiden wicket. In the Ranji Trophy, he has bowled 37 no-balls in 25 matches. Video <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/INDvENG?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#INDvENG</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/INDvsENGTest?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#INDvsENGTest</a> <a href="https://t.co/xQ7CztmAAl">pic.twitter.com/xQ7CztmAAl</a>
&mdash; CRIC.HARI (@HKhurdra72916) <a href="https://twitter.com/HKhurdra72916/status/1760884732479565922?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">February 23, 2024</a></blockquote>
Akash Deep comes back stronger with back-to-back wickets
Undeterred by this initial setback, Akash Deep showcased his determination and talent in the very next over. Demonstrating impeccable precision, he first dismissed England's centurion from the last game, Ben Duckett, for 11 with a delivery that left the batter helpless, immediately followed by capturing Ollie Pope lbw for a scoreless inning.
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From agony to delight, a dream debut for Akash Deep! 😍✨ <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/TeamIndia?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#TeamIndia</a> are in command in the 4th <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/INDvENG?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#INDvENG</a> Test💪<a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/IDFCFirstBankTestSeries?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#IDFCFirstBankTestSeries</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/BazBowled?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#BazBowled</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/JioCinemaSports?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#JioCinemaSports</a> <a href="https://t.co/n6SRx0fxrR">pic.twitter.com/n6SRx0fxrR</a>
&mdash; JioCinema (@JioCinema) <a href="https://twitter.com/JioCinema/status/1760895655315149167?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">February 23, 2024</a></blockquote>
Not resting on his laurels, Akash Deep continued his impressive debut by delivering a masterstroke that penetrated Zak Crawley's defences, striking the top of the off-stump and marking his third wicket of the match.
This debut performance by Akash Deep not only highlighted his potential as a formidable pacer for the Indian cricket team in the absence of spearhead Jasprit Bumrah but also underscored his ability to bounce back from adversity with remarkable composure and effectiveness.
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Jasprit Bumrah recently shared details about his approach and his close collaboration with the team's spinners. Bumrah claimed that he urges the spinners to quickly complete their overs and ensure the ball remains shiny on the one side.

'Bowl your overs quickly': Jasprit Bumrah reveals interesting on-field conversation with Indian spinners

Jasprit Bumrah recently shared details about his approach and his close collaboration with the team's spinners. Bumrah claimed that he urges the spinners to quickly complete their overs and ensure the ball remains shiny on the one side.

Jasprit Bumrah, a top player for Team India, had a great performance in the second innings of the first Test match against England last week. The pacer took four wickets at a cost of just forty-one runs, but India lost horribly by 28 runs in Hyderabad.
Jasprit Bumrah recently shared details about his approach and his close collaboration with the team's spinners. In addition, Bumrah, who is spearheading the pace attack in the second Test match between India and England in Vizag, disclosed how he collaborated with spin spinners.
Bumrah claimed that he urges the spinners to quickly complete their overs and ensure the ball remains shiny on the one side.
"I'm always behind everybody's back. In India, if the ball becomes soft, you have to take care of the ball. With the saliva rule not being there, it's difficult to maintain the ball sometimes. I'm always behind the spinners... 'bowl your overs quickly and shine the ball'. Because when it reverses, it will help us, and it will help them," Bumrah told the broadcasters ahead of the second Test.
Bumrah led the bowling attack for many years, particularly in overseas tours. During the first Test, Bumrah largely handled the pace attack as Mohammed Siraj bowled only 11 overs throughout the Test.
The 30-year-old, however, will have a new pace partner in Mukesh Kumar in the second Test against England, as Mohammed Siraj was rested to manage his workload.
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Former England cricketer Michael Atherton asserted that Jadeja is India's second-most valuable cricket player, behind Virat Kohli, and that the all-rounder's injury has revealed any deficiencies in their team.

'India's second most valuable cricketer': Ex-England cricketer points out issues with Rohit Sharma's side

Former England cricketer Michael Atherton asserted that Jadeja is India's second-most valuable cricket player, behind Virat Kohli, and that the all-rounder's injury has revealed any deficiencies in their team.

Former England cricketer Michael Atherton has said England has a chance to beat India on their soil in a Test series after 12 years, riding on the back of their 28-run victory in the first Test at the Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium in Hyderabad.
Atherton believes that India would have suffered a "psychological" hit from the loss, particularly considering that they will be without two KL Rahul and Ravindra Jadeja for the upcoming second Test in Hyderabad, which began on Friday.
Atherton asserts that Jadeja is India's second-most valuable cricket player, behind Virat Kohli, and that the all-rounder's injury has revealed any deficiencies in their team.
&ldquo;India are 0-1 down and will miss Ravindra Jadeja, who is the second most important player after Virat Kohli. His batting and bowling add value to Team India&rsquo;s overall combination,&rdquo; the former England captain pointed out in his column for The Times.
"Washington Sundar, the off-spinning all-rounder who was called into the squad this week, weakens the bowling; Saurabh Kumar, the left-arm all-rounder, weakens the batting, as would Kuldeep Yadav's wrist spin. All the problems lie with India", he added.
Yashasvi Jaiswal was unbeaten on 179 to take India to 336/6 at stumps on the opening day. He added valuable runs with Shubman Gill, Shreyas Iyer, Patidar and Axar Patel.

Former India cricketer and coach, Ravi Shastri was left unimpressed with the selection of pacer Mukesh Kumar over Washington Sundar for the 2nd Test match against England.

Ravi Shastri questions Rohit Sharma over Mukesh Kumar's inclusion ahead of Washington Sundar in 2nd Test

Former India cricketer and coach, Ravi Shastri was left unimpressed with the selection of pacer Mukesh Kumar over Washington Sundar for the 2nd Test match against England.

Former India cricketer Ravi Shastri was not convinced with Rohit Sharma's decision to include Mukesh Kumar in the playing XI instead of Washington Sundar for the second Test match against England in Visakhapatnam.
In the ongoing 2nd Test, the visitors chose to include 4 spinners in their playing XI including Joe Root whereas Rohit Sharma opted to play three spinners in the match.
Ravi Shastri feels that all-rounder Washington Sundar who was drafted into the 2nd Test squad alongside Sarfaraz Khan and Sourabh Kumar, would have been a better option than Mukesh Kumar. Shastri reasoned that the surface and conditions at Vizag are more favourable for spinners and claimed that India might have to pay the price for this selection.
&ldquo;My only concern is picking Mukesh Kumar over Washington Sundar. How much of use will Mukesh be, especially after India is batting first on this Vizag surface,&rdquo; Ravi Shastri said during commentary.
The inclusion of Washington Sundar would not only have given another spin bowling option but also bolstered India's batting depth.
Team India ends day 1 on 336 for 6
Opener Yashasvi Jaiswal looked in sublime form as he scored his second Test hundred. Not only did he score 179 not out, but also ensured that he held the innings together when the wickets were crumbling from the other end. It was largely due to his efforts, that Team India managed to reach 336/6 at the end of the day&rsquo;s play.
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Former England captain Kevin Pietersen was baffled by Rohit's outing in the first session, stating that the Indian captain would be “kicking” himself for not taking advantage of the opportunity.

'He'd be kicking himself': Pietersen slams Rohit Sharma for 'lazy' approach during IND vs ENG 2nd Test

Former England captain Kevin Pietersen was baffled by Rohit's outing in the first session, stating that the Indian captain would be &ldquo;kicking&rdquo; himself for not taking advantage of the opportunity.

India vs England 2nd Test match got underway at Visakhapatnam and with KL Rahul and Ravindra Jadeja ruled out, the Indian batting lineup looked pretty fragile and much was expected from Rohit Sharma to take the responsibility of being the senior-most batsman in the squad and rise to the occasion but the Indian skipper was not able to leave the mark and was dismissed for 14 runs during the 1st innings of the match. It was a lazy shot by the Indian captain as he out caught by Ollie Pope at forward short leg.
Former England captain Kevin Pietersen was unimpressed by Rohit's outing in the first session and stated that the Indian captain would be kicking himself at not grasping the opportunity to put runs on the board.
&ldquo;It doesn't matter who you get out to, you can get out to anybody. I think he'd be kicking himself because there were plenty of runs to be had here. On this wicket, against a very young and inexperienced bowling attack, he will be looking at his dismissal and thinking, 'How on earth did I get myself out here?'&rdquo; Pietersen told JioCinema.
&ldquo;That dismissal was quite lazy. Yes, it is instinctive to knock the ball towards the leg side. But there was no urgency in what led to the dismissal. There was no urgency to try and get off the strike. These guys are expansive from ball one in T20 cricket, they play so beautifully. We have not seen huge spin, massive bounce, or anything that should pose any fear in the batter's mind.&rdquo;
While Rohit and Gill were disappointing with the bat, Yashasvi Jaiswal notched up a second century in the longest format and as we write, Jaiswal is unbeaten on 119 runs.&nbsp;
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Jadeja, who pulled his hamstring following his run-out during India's fourth-inning chase in the series opener in Hyderabad, was initially ruled out of the second Test match which begins today at Visakhapatnam.

Mohammed Shami out of remainder of the series, Ravindra Jadeja doubtful for few weeks | IND vs ENG

Jadeja, who pulled his hamstring following his run-out during India's fourth-inning chase in the series opener in Hyderabad, was initially ruled out of the second Test match which begins today at Visakhapatnam.

India all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja will need more time to recover from his hamstring injury, and he, along with pacer Mohammed Shami, could miss the remainder of the five-match Test series against England.
Jadeja, who pulled his hamstring following his run-out during India's fourth-inning chase in the series opener in Hyderabad, was initially ruled out of the second Test beginning here on Friday.
Jadeja returned with figures of 3/88 and 2/131 and also scored 87 and 2 in the first Test that India lost by 28 runs.
A hamstring injury normally takes at least four weeks to heal, and it is likely that Jadeja could be ruled out of the entire series. The final test of the series is in Dharamsala from March 7&ndash;11.
Pacer Shami, sidelined with an injury after a sterling show in last year's ODI World Cup in India, has gone to England to take special injections for his left ankle problem and also consult a surgeon.
He was initially not considered for the first two tests, but it is now known that he could be ruled out of the entire series.
India will also miss KL Rahul in the second Test as he's out with pain in his right quadriceps, for which he underwent surgery in 2022.
Currently under rehab at the National Cricket Academy, it remains to be seen if he is back before the third Test in Rajkot on February 15.
India is also without star batter Virat Kohli, who withdrew from the first two Tests owing to personal reasons, forcing the BCCI to pick uncapped Rajat Patidar as a replacement.
India has also added middle-order batter Sarfaraz Khan, left-arm spinner Saurabh Kumar, and all-rounder Washington Sundar to the squad.
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Ollie Pope scored a century to take England's lead past 100 on day 3 of IND vs ENG 1st Test.

Ollie Pope drops anchor, England end Day 3 at 316/6, lead by 126 runs | India vs England

Ollie Pope transformed the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium into a fighting arena with a doughty hundred as England ended Day 3 of the 1st Test at 316/6 to temporarily resist India’s push for a win on Saturday.

Pope's unbeaten 148 and Rehan Ahmed with 16 not out were guarding England&rsquo;s 2nd innings fort at close and the visitors are now 126 runs ahead of India, an unimaginable position at the dawn of the day.

Ollie Pope transformed the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium into a fighting arena with a doughty hundred as England ended Day 3 of the 1st Test at 316/6 to temporarily resist India&rsquo;s push for a win on Saturday.
Pope's unbeaten 148 and Rehan Ahmed with 16 not out were guarding England&rsquo;s 2nd innings fort at close and the visitors are now 126 runs ahead of India, an unimaginable position at the dawn of the day.
India were bowled out for 436 in their first innings after building a lead of 190 runs.
It was quite remarkable how Pope, who generally resembles a cat on a hot tin roof in these conditions, mustered fortitude and technical perfection to defy the Indian bowlers, who were primed to finish the match on day three itself, reducing England to 163 for five.
But Pope and Ben Foakes (34) milked 104 runs for the sixth wicket alliance to keep India at bay, stretching the match into the fourth day.
It wasn&rsquo;t that Pope had complete command in the middle as spinners on occasions beat him for turn and pacers deceived him outside the off-stump.
There was even a reprieve for him on 110 when Axar Patel grassed a fairly straight chance at backward square leg off Ravindra Jadeja when the batter attempted a reverse sweep.
But the 26-year-old Essex man found a way to push those distractions away from his thoughts to build on individual and the team&rsquo;s score.
Pope, whose main source of runs were sweeps and reverse sweeps, duly completed his first Test hundred, fifth in his career, against India off 154 balls, leading England&rsquo;s recovery act.
It was a massive effort from a batter who had just 384 runs from nine Tests against India at an average of 24 with a highest of 81 before this innings.
However, credit should also be given to Foakes for playing a mature hand to support Pope in his venture.
The wicketkeeper-batter is one of better players in this England line-up against spin, as he can read the tweakers off their hands and off the pitch.
The Surrey batter who averages 40 in Asia in Tests, put all those abilities into use here to battle Indian spinners for 108 minutes across two sessions as England fought tooth and nail to stay alive in the Test.
The Indian bowlers too looked clueless in the face of this unexpected confrontation from their rivals.
However, the burgeoning stand came to a close when left-arm spinner Axar Patel managed to slip a low grubber past Foakes&rsquo; defence to rattle his woodwork.
But before that fight, England resembled a rudderless ship in a storm against a set of brilliant Indian bowlers.
Pacer Jasprit Bumrah found some relevance for himself amidst the dominance of spinners to jettison Joe Root and Ben Duckett to inflict early jolts.
Bumrah managed to sneak an in-ducker past Ben Duckett (47, 52 balls) from the length as the batter was culpable of playing around the ball, while another incoming delivery that kept low gave little chance to Joe Root (2) while hitting his knee rolls.
Soon, the old firm of R Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja joined the party. Jadeja was the first to get into the act in the post-lunch session, getting rid of Jonny Bairstow (10).
Bairstow negated a ball that turned away from him quite solidly, but the next one from Jadeja went straight and his decision to shoulder arms had a fatal effect on his stint in the middle.
But there was more magic in store as Ashwin got the number of England captain Ben Stokes for the 12th time in Test cricket.
After getting tied down by three maidens in a row by the off-spinner, the left-hander tried to release the pressure going for a forward press but the ball spun past his bat to rattle the stumps.
Stokes&rsquo; bewildered face spoke volumes about Ashwin&rsquo;s mastery over his craft, especially angles.
Before their bowlers made some early inroads into the England line-up, India had a mildly disappointing 54 minutes in the morning session after resuming from overnight 421/7.
Jadeja could not bring up a much-anticipated 4th Test hundred, falling leg before to Root.
The left-hander went to front foot to defend a length delivery on off-stump, and the ball took a good amount of turn to hit his pads. Umpire Chris Gaffaney raised his finger as Jadeja opted to review the call.
The ball seemed to have taken a deflection off his bat but the replays remained inconclusive and the third umpire went with the on-field umpire's decision to give the batter out leg before.
In the very next ball, Root castled Bumrah and Ahmed cleaned up Axar as Indian innings came to a quick end, losing their last three wickets without adding any runs.
But as it turned out, it was just a damp start to an exceptional day of cricket.

At the start of India's first innings of IND vs ENG 1st Test match, a spectator broke through the security cordon and ran onto the pitch before the innings began after England folded up for 246.

WATCH: Security breach during IND vs ENG 1st Test, fan enters the ground to touch Rohit Sharma's feet

India's captain Rohit Sharma received a surprise on day 1 of the first Test. A fan, sporting Virat Kohli's jersey, breached the security perimeter and entered the field to touch Rohit's feet.

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<h2>At the start of India's first innings of IND vs ENG 1st Test match, a spectator broke through the security cordon and ran onto the pitch.</h2>

In a surprising and somewhat unusual incident that unfolded just before the commencement of India's first innings in the inaugural Test match against England at the Rajiv Gandhi Stadium in Hyderabad, Indian captain Rohit Sharma found himself at the center of an unexpected encounter involving an ardent cricket fan.
As the stage was set for the highly-anticipated Test match, a cricket enthusiast managed to breach the tight security perimeter that is meticulously maintained to safeguard the players and uphold the sanctity of the game. What made this fan's intrusion even more remarkable was his attire &ndash; he was donning the jersey of none other than Virat Kohli.
With remarkable audacity, the fan successfully approached Rohit Sharma. As he reached Rohit, the fan displayed a gesture that underscored his profound reverence and admiration for the Indian skipper &ndash; he touched Rohit's feet. In Indian culture, touching a person's feet is a gesture of the highest respect, typically reserved for revered figures and elders. It symbolizes the fan's recognition of Rohit's greatness as a cricketer and his deep admiration for his leadership. Promptly responding to the situation, security personnel and other staff members swiftly intervened, ensuring the removal of the fan from the field.&nbsp;
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-media-max-width="560">
Brilliant Fifty From <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Jaiswal?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Jaiswal</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/INDvsENG?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#INDvsENG</a> <a href="https://t.co/TgJJY2e3IF">pic.twitter.com/TgJJY2e3IF</a>
&mdash; Kiran (@KIRANPSPK45) <a href="https://twitter.com/KIRANPSPK45/status/1750465393544843615?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 25, 2024</a></blockquote>
The Indian skipper seemed calm during the whole situation before coming out to bat. India had bowled out England for 246 runs in the first innings after the visitors won the toss and opted to bat first.
Captain Ben Stokes applied the famous Bazball approach to hit 70 off 88 balls with 3 sixes and six fours while Jonny Bairstow and opener Ben Duckett contributed with 37 and 35 runs, respectively.
Ashwin and Jadeja, meanwhile, with 6 wickets during the innings, became the most successful Indian bowling pair in Test cricket.
Both England and India are missing key players in this match in Harry Brook and Virat Kohli, respectively. Brook pulled out of the entire tour while Kohli will miss the first two Tests due to personal reasons.

England arrived in India on Sunday without Bashir, who remained in Abu Dhabi where the squad had been training ahead of the 5-match Test series against India which begins from January 25.

Shoaib Bashir returns to UK after visa delay rules him out of first Test | IND vs ENG

England arrived in India on Sunday without Bashir, who remained in Abu Dhabi where the squad had been training ahead of the 5-match Test series against India which begins from January 25.

England's off-break bowler, Shoaib Bashir has flown back to the UK and been ruled out of the first Test against India starting on Thursday in Hyderabad after a visa delay that prevented England&rsquo;s spinner from travelling to the country with his new teammates.
England arrived in India on Sunday without Bashir, who remained in Abu Dhabi where the squad had been training ahead of the series, along with Stuart Hooper, the ECB's director of cricket operations.&nbsp;
It was initially hoped he would join his teammates in Hyderabad on Tuesday. But after further delays, the 20-year-old has returned home in the hope of facilitating the process.
Speaking ahead of the first Test, Stokes said he is frustrated for Bashir, insisting that they had announced their squad for the India series in mid-December. Bashir has played just six first-class matches, picking 10 wickets.
&ldquo;Especially as captain, I find it particularly frustrating. We announced that squad in mid-December, and now Bash finds himself without a visa to get here. I am more frustrated for him. I didn't want this type of situation to be his first experience of what it's like to be in the England Test team. I feel for him,&rdquo; said Stokes.
England&rsquo;s squad for India series
Ben Stokes (C), James Anderson, Rehan Ahmed, Gus Atkinson, Jonny Bairstow, Shoaib Bashir, Zak Crawley, Ben Duckett, Ben Foakes (WK), Dan Lawrence, Tom Hartley, Jack Leach, Ollie Pope, Ollie Robinson, Joe Root, Mark Wood.
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Rajat Patidat, who scored 151 against England Lions last week comes in as cover for the unavailable Virat Kohli for the 1st two Test matches against England.

IND vs ENG: Rajat Patidar replaces Virat Kohli in Team India squad for first two Tests

Rajat Patidat, who scored 151 against England Lions last week comes in as cover for the unavailable Virat Kohli for the 1st two Test matches against England.

With Virat Kohli unavailable for the first two Tests against England due to personal reasons, the Indian selectors have brought Rajat Patidar into the squad.
Following Virat Kohli's request for a personal leave of absence from the first two Test matches, all eyes were on the selection committee to decide who would be named as his replacement. In the first Test, Shubman Gill, Shreyas Iyer, and KL Rahul would bat in the middle order for India, but there was no other backup hitter in the squad to deploy as a substitution for a concussion or in case of an injury at the last minute.
It is understood that Indian team management and selectors unanimously decided on Patidar, who made his comeback after missing almost eight months due to injury.
In the first unofficial Test in Ahmedabad, Patidar scored a remarkable 151 against England Lions. His outstanding track record in First-class cricket significantly earned him a call-up to the Indian squad.&nbsp;
Patidar's selection means that India aren't looking at Cheteshwar Pujara and Ajinkya Rahane at the moment and that the wait gets just that bit longer for Mumbai batter Sarfaraz Khan.
India Test Squad vs England for First Two Tests:
Shreyas Iyer, KL Rahul, Rajat Patidar, Yashasvi Jaiswal, Rohit Sharma (C), Shubman Gill, Axar Patel, Ravindra Jadeja, Dhruv Jurel, Srikar Bharat, Avesh Khan, Kuldeep Yadav, Mukesh Kumar, Ravichandran Ashwin, Mohammed Siraj, and Jasprit Bumrah.
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Jurel plays for the Rajasthan Royals in the IPL where Sangakkara is head coach. 

Watch: Kumar Sangakkara reveals why Dhruv Jurel's maiden India call-up is a 'fantastic thing'

Jurel plays for the Rajasthan Royals in the IPL where Sangakkara is head coach.&nbsp;

Former Sri Lanka captain Kumar Sangakkara was all praise for youngster Dhruv Jurel following his maiden India call-up on January 12.&nbsp; Jurel plays for the Rajasthan Royals in the IPL where Sangakkara is head coach.&nbsp; Speaking to reporters after India's squad for the first two England Tests was announced Sangakkara expressed his pleasure over Jurel's selection, 'He&rsquo;s (Jurel) a fantastic young man, a really good player who has worked really hard to get where he has. And that the fact that he&rsquo;s gone through our development camps and ended up in the Test side is fantastic.'&nbsp; Sangakkara stated that Jurel's selection is also reflective of one of the Royals' key motivators and performance indicators that is to produce players for India.&nbsp; Praising the 22-year-old, Sangakkara said, 'His work ethic, demeanor, understands pressure. He came in last season in one of the most difficult positions and scored so many runs for us. He&rsquo;s an absolute match-winner in the short format. He&rsquo;s always going to do well. He&rsquo;s just that kind of player.'&nbsp; Jurel made his IPL debut in 2023 and played 13 games for the Royals, smashing a 152 runs at an incredible strike-rate 172.73. The youngster has also served as vice-captain for India's U-19 World Cup team.&nbsp;

Dhruv Jurel was a part of the India A squad that played two matches against their South African counterparts in December last year. 

 Dhruv Jurel new face in India squad for first two Tests against England; Shami continues to be absent

Dhruv Jurel was a part of the India A squad that played two matches against their South African counterparts in December last year. Ishan Kishan and Mohammed Shami were not named in the squad.

The selectors on Friday stuck to the tried and tested names while announcing the India team for the first two Tests against England with wicketkeeper-batsman Dhruv Jurel being the lone new face.
Rohit Sharma will lead the 16-man side while Jasprit Bumrah will be his deputy.
Senior pacer Mohammed Shami was not named in the squad as he is continuing to recover from an injury he suffered during the ODI World Cup last year.
Shami was also not a part of the India squad that toured South Africa recently.
Karnataka pacer Prasidh Krishna was also not considered as he also picked up a left quadricep injury during the Ranji Trophy match against Gujarat on this day.
Pace bowling all-rounder Shardul Thakur also missed out but left-arm spinner Axar Patel made an expected comeback to the side.
However, the inclusion of Uttar Pradesh player Jurel headlined the selection.
The 22-year-old was a part of the India A squad that played two matches against their South African counterparts in December last year.
He had made a 69 in the second match at Benoni and more recently a 63 for UP against Kerala in a first-round group game of the Ranji Trophy at Alappuzha.
Jurel, who made his First-Class debut last year against Vidarbha, has so far made 790 runs from 15 matches at an average of 46 with a hundred and five fifties in the domestic circuit.
However, KS Bharat could be the first-choice wicketkeeper batter and the selectors have also named KL Rahul for the role.
Rahul had donned the big gloves in the two Test matches against South Africa with a fair amount of success.
But it is unlikely that the Bengaluru man could continue in the role against England as India is certain to field three spinners Ravichandran Ashwin, Ravindra Jadeja and Axar. This move warrants a specialist behind the stumps.
The first Test will be played at Hyderabad from January 25 and the second match will be held at Visakhapatnam from February 2.
India Test squad for the first two Tests against England: Rohit Sharma (captain), Shubman Gill, Yashasvi Jaiswal, Virat Kohli, Shreyas Iyer, KL Rahul (WK), KS Bharat (WK), Dhruv Jurel (wk), Ravichandran Ashwin, Ravindra Jadeja, Axar Patel, Kuldeep Yadav, Mohd. Siraj, Mukesh Kumar, Jasprit Bumrah (vice-captain), Avesh Khan.&nbsp;
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Ace southpaw Smriti Mandhana held on to guide India to a much-needed victory in Mumbai against the roaring English.&nbsp;

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Ace southpaw Smriti Mandhana held on to guide India to a much-needed victory in Mumbai against the roaring English. 

Ace southpaw Smriti Mandhana held on to guide India to a much-needed victory in Mumbai against the roaring English.&nbsp;

Smriti Mandhana scored a scratchy run-a-ball 48 but that was enough to earn India a consolation five-wicket win against England in the third and final women's T20 International here on Sunday.
England won the three-match series 2-1.
Batting first, captain Heather Knight's 52 ensured a modest 126 for England with spinners -- left-arm orthodox Saika Ishaque and off-break specialist Shreyanka Patil -- scalping three wickets each.
For India, Mandhana and Jemimah Rodrigues (29 off 33 balls) added 57 for the second wicket. Mandhana hit five fours and two sixes.

Speaking on India's shortcomings, skipper Harmanpreet said that while the team always wants to play with a positive approach, some players unfortunately failed to read the ball well. 

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Speaking on India's shortcomings, skipper Harmanpreet said that while the team always wants to play with a positive approach, but some players unfortunately failed to read the ball well. 

<h2>Speaking on India's shortcomings, skipper Harmanpreet said that while the team always wants to play with a positive approach, some players unfortunately failed to read the ball well.&nbsp;</h2>

India's abysmal batting prompted skipper Harmanpreet Kaur to acknowledge the team's failure in "reading the ball well" during the second women's T20I in Mumbai on Saturday.
Sent in to bat, India were bowled out for mere 80 runs. This was their third lowest total in a women's T20I as India conceded the three-match series after losing back-to-back matches.
"We always want to play with a positive approach, but unfortunately some of us didn't read the ball well and they also bowled really well and didn't allow us to score freely," Harmanpreet said during the post-match presentation ceremony.
Indian batting looked clueless as they went with all-out approach, something that backfired in Amol Mazumdar's first assignment as coach.
Defending the paltry total, India had their moments when Deepti Sharma took two wickets in two balls to have them 73 for 6 but without any scoreboard pressure England cantered home with four wickets and 52 balls remaining.
Harmanpreet said they fell short by 30-40 runs.
"Another 30-40 runs could have made a huge difference. Proud of my team, we fought till the last run which is good to see."
"After losing early wickets, we were thinking 120, but couldn't do it. But still, our bowlers were ready to take up the challenge and bowled the way we wanted," she added.

Put in to bat first at Mumbai's Wankhede Stadium, India were bundled out for a mere 80 runs in just 16.2 overs. 

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Put in to bat first at Mumbai's Wankhede Stadium, India were bundled out for a mere 80 runs in just 16.2 overs.&nbsp;

England defeated India by four wickets in the second T20I to take an unassailable 2-0 lead in three-game series in Mumbai on Saturday.
Opting to bowl, Charlotte Dean (2/16), Lauren Bell (2/18), Sarah Glenn (2/13) and Sophie Ecclestone (2/13) took two wickets each as England produced a disciplined bowling effort to bundle out India for 80 runs in 16.2 overs.
In reply, England overhauled the target, scoring 82 for six in 11.2 overs.
Defending the total, Renuka Singh (2/26) struck twice in the same over to leave England at 19 for 2 in 3 overs but Alice Capsey (25) and Nat Sciver-Brunt (16) kept them in the hunt.
Spinner Deepti Sharma removed Amy Jones (5) and Freya Kemp (0) in successive deliveries but it was too late in the end.
Apart from Renuka, Deepti (2/4), Saika Ishaque (1/21) and Pooja Vastrakar (1/7) were the other wicket-takers for India.
For India, Jemimah Rodrigues (30) was the top-scorer, while Smriti Mandhana (10) was the only other batter to reach double figures.
Brief Scores: India: 80 all out in 16.2 overs (Jemimah Rodrigues 30; Sarah Glenn 2/13, Charlotte Dean 2/16, Lauren Bell 2/18, Sophie Ecclestone 2/13).
England: 82 for 6 in 11.2 overs (Alice Capsey 25 , Nat Sciver-Brunt 16; Renuka Singh 2/26, Deepti Sharma 2/4).&nbsp;

Rohit Sharma and Co. continued their dream run in the ICC Cricket World Cup as India beat England by 100 runs to register their 6th straight win in the tournament in Lucknow on October 29.

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India win 6th successive WC game, beat ENG by 100&nbsp;runs Shami takes 4 as defending champions fail to chase down 230 Earlier, captain Rohit Sharma's 87 steered India to 229/9

Rohit Sharma and Co. continued their dream run in the ICC Cricket World Cup as India beat England by 100 runs to register their 6th straight win in the tournament in Lucknow on October 29.

Rohit Sharma and Co. continued their dream run in the ICC Cricket World Cup as India beat England by 100 runs to register their 6th straight win in the tournament in Lucknow on October 29.
Put in to bat first for the 1st time in the tournament, Indian opener Shubman Gill was sent back to the pavilion early on in the game.
However, skipper Rohit Sharma led from the front with his 101-ball 87 with wickets falling at regular intervals at the other end, including Virat Kohli who was dismissed for a duck for the first time in ODI World Cup.
Suryakumar Yadav also scored 49 runs which helped India set a 230-run total for the Three Lions.
In reply, there was no end to England's struggles as the top order took a tumble courtesy of a Bumrah-Shami show which saw the Three Lions tumble to 52/5 within 16 overs.
Shami finished with 4 wickets followed by Bumrah with 3 on the night.
Liam Livingstone top-scored for the side with 27 as England fell to their 5th defeat of the World Cup.
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Gautam Gambhir who otherwise rarely praises ex-Indian cricketer MS Dhoni, lauded him for his extraordinary achievement as the Indian skipper

'...Chin up boys': Gautam Gambhir's cryptic post & appreciation for MS Dhoni

A rare appreciation for MS Dhoni came from Gautam Gambhir's side when India suffered an embarrassing 10-wicket defeat against England in the semis at the T20 World Cup 2022!

Tap to know what the former cricketer said about MS Dhoni's extraordinary achievements. 

Gautam Gambhir who otherwise rarely praises ex-Indian cricketer MS Dhoni, lauded him for his extraordinary achievement as the Indian skipper

Former Indian cricketer Gautam Gambhir who is known to call a spade a shovel posted a cryptic message on his social media account after India's heartbreaking loss at the T20 World Cup 2022. After India were ousted following a 10-wicket drubbing against the mighty English team, Gambhir took to Twitter and wrote, 'You only expect from those who can deliver! Chin up boys' However, the 41-year-old who otherwise rarely praises ex-Indian cricketer MS Dhoni, lauded him for his extraordinary achievement as the Indian skipper. While speaking on Star Sports, Gambhir said, 'Someone will probably come and score double 100s than Rohit Sharma, more 100s than Virat Kohli, but I don't think so any Indian captain would be able to achieve 3 ICC Trophies' Dhoni-led-Team India won the inaugural T20 World Cup in 2007, ODI World Cup in 2011 and the Champions Trophy in 2013 and since then the team has struggled to find its feet on the world stage.&nbsp;

Ajay Jadeja taunts Team India after semifinal defeat vs England

'...7 hojaengey to bhi dikkat hai'

Former Indian cricketer Ajay Jadeja had a bitter take on India's embarrassing exit from the T20 World Cup 2022 after a 10-wicket defeat in the semifinal. 

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The talks of experimenting with the playing XI and providing ample rest to the senior players and the captain did not please Jadeja who remarked, 'Ghar ka 1 hi buzurg hona chahiye, 7 hojaengey to bhi dikkat hai' after the loss against England.

While the dreams of a billion Indians were shattered yet again on the world stage on Thursday, Ajay Jadeja, a former Indian cricketer, had a bitter take on India's embarrassing exit from the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/t20-world-cup/ind-vs-eng-semifinal-we-didn-t-turn-up-today-rohit-sharma-after-10-wicket-drubbing-from-england-1668089546391">T20 World Cup 2022 after a 10-wicket defeat in the semifinal.&nbsp;</a> The talks of experimenting with the playing XI and providing ample rest to the senior players and the captain did not please Jadeja who remarked, 'Ghar ka 1 hi buzurg hona chahiye, 7 hojaengey to bhi dikkat hai' after the loss against England. Jadeja's taunt hinted at the multiple captains that the Indian team had since the start of 2022. Calling out the skipper for not being available for Team India all throughout, Jadeja said, 'We didn't see him making the sort of moves India had prepared for, for the entire year. Maybe this point will pinch Rohit Sharma. If a captain is to make a team, you have to stay with the team throughout. For how many series throughout was Rohit Sharma with Team India? Even the coach of the team isn't going with the team, how will the team develop?' Since the debacle in T20 World Cup 2022, BCCI appointed Rohit Sharma Team India's captain. However, India had as many as 7 captains across formats in the calendar year - Virat Kohli and Jasprit Bumrah captained the Test side at some point this year. Shikhar Dhawan &amp; KL Rahul led the ODI sides while Rishabh Pant &amp; Hardik Pandya too were in charge of the Men in Blue in the shortest format.
All this happened while Rohit Sharma was made captain in all three formats after Kohli decided to step down after the South Africa Test series. Also Read <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/t20-world-cup/t20-world-cup-report-card-rohit-sharma-kl-rahul-virat-kohli-hardik-pandya-axar-patel-s-ratings-1668083949602">T20 World Cup: Team India Player Ratings - How Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli &amp; Co. fared Down Under</a>&nbsp;

Veteran fast bowler Jhulan Goswami will hang her boots after the 3rd ODI against England at Lord's, which will be played on September 24th.The Indian cricket board, BCCI has decided to give the 39-year-old cricketer a 'proper farewell'. As per a top BCCI official, Jhulan could not say goodbye on the field earlier and the 3rd ODI between England and India will be her last.Goswami who began her career at the age of 19 in March 2002, has not played T20Is since 2018 and played her last Test match in October 2021. She could not participate in July's Sri Lanka tour due to fitness concerns.As per ESPNcricinfo, Goswami might play in women's IPL which will likely take place in March 2023.With 352 wickets across formats, the veteran seamer will retire from the sport as the highest wicket-taker in women's internationals. She has represented India in 12 Tests, 201 ODIs, and 68 T20Is in her 20-year-long career.

Jhulan Goswami set to get 'proper farewell' at Lord's

Veteran cricketer Jhulan Goswami set for Lord's farewell.

She will play her last game in Blue on September 24th against England.

Jhulan Goswami who began her career at the age of 19 in March 2002, has not played T20Is since 2018 and played her last Test match in October 2021.

Veteran fast bowler Jhulan Goswami will hang her boots after the 3rd ODI against England at Lord's, <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/indian-women-s-cricket-team-announce-squads-for-england-tour-1660978840858">which will be played on September 24th.</a> The Indian cricket board, BCCI has decided to give the 39-year-old cricketer a 'proper farewell'. As per a top BCCI official, Jhulan could not say goodbye on the field earlier and the 3rd ODI between England and India will be her last. Goswami who began her career at the age of 19 in March 2002, has not played T20Is since 2018 and played her last Test match in October 2021. She could not participate in July's Sri Lanka tour due to fitness concerns. As per ESPNcricinfo, Goswami might play in women's IPL which will likely take place in March 2023. Also Read <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/first-pakistan-cricketer-joins-uae-s-international-league-t20-1660987089461">First Pakistan cricketer joins UAE's International League T20</a> With 352 wickets across formats, the veteran seamer will retire from the sport as the highest wicket-taker in women's internationals. She has represented India in 12 Tests, 201 ODIs, and 68 T20Is in her 20-year-long career.

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