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England's England's lethal fast bowler Ollie Robinson is hellbent on replicating the Indian maestro Mohammed Shami during the upcoming Test series starting January 25.

Practising landing ball on upright seam watching Shami's video footages: Ollie Robinson

England's England's lethal fast bowler Ollie Robinson is hellbent on replicating the Indian maestro Mohammed Shami during the upcoming Test series starting January 25.

Mohammed Shami landing his deliveries on perfect seam position is a work of art and no wonder England's lethal weapon Ollie Robinson is hellbent on replicating the Indian maestro during the upcoming Test series starting January 25.
England team is doing simulation of Indian conditions in Abu Dhabi and will reach Hyderabad on January 21 for the opening Test and Robinson, who was a net bowler during the 2021 series held in a bio-bubble, is expected to play a big role in the absence of the now retired Stuart Broad.
"I've actually been practising Mohammed Shami's dead-straight seam," he revealed.
"He's one of the best bowlers for India. I was looking at Ishant (Sharma) as well - he played at Sussex for a bit and he's done really well in India for quite a while. He's tall, similar to me," Robinson told ESPN Cricinfo in an interview.
Robinson took 21 wickets in the first four Tests against India in England but the Indian tracks will pose a different challenge.
"You feel like you don't know what you're preparing for, which is a challenge I've not really had yet," Robinson said.
The key is adaptability on sub-continental tracks.
"On this tour, it'll be about being adaptable; look at the pitch a day or two before and assess how it'll play, or try to get clues from the nets on the square. It'll be a different challenge but one that I'm looking forward to because it'll engage my cricket-nuffy brain." The 'Kohli challenge'.&nbsp; Robinson dismissed Virat Kohli thrice in England and he is again looking forward to challenging the Indian great's "ego".
"You always want to play against the best players, don't you? And you always want to get the best players out. Kohli is one of those. He's got a big ego and I think playing on that, especially in India, where he is going to want to dominate and score runs, playing on the fact we've had battles in the past, is exciting." For him, a successful tour of India might catapult him into a different league.
"If I can have a big tour in India, then it should set me up for a while. If I do well, I can cement myself back in the team."
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Debutant Shubha Satheesh scored a fifty off just 49 balls, the second-fastest fifty by an Indian woman in the longest format.

India vs England: Hosts dominate with record-breaking 410/7 on Day 1 of Women’s Test

The Indian women's team marked their return to Test cricket by scoring a record 410 vs England on day 1 - only the second instance when a team scored 400 runs in a single day of a women's Test.

#INDWvENGW

<h2>Debutant Shubha Satheesh scored a fifty off just 49 balls, the second-fastest fifty by an Indian woman in the longest format.</h2>

In an impressive display, the Indian women's team marked their return to Test cricket by scoring a record 410 runs on the first day of their one-off Test against England - only the second instance when a team scored 400 runs in a single day of a women's Test.
After electing to bat first, India experienced early setbacks with the loss of their openers. However, the tide turned with a 115-run partnership between debutant Shubha Satheesh and Jemimah Rodrigues, setting a solid foundation for the innings.
Satheesh's impressive debut featured a 49-ball fifty, making her the 12th Indian woman to score a fifty in her maiden Test. Her swift fifty is also the fourth fastest in women&rsquo;s Test history and the second fastest by an Indian player.
Following the dismissals of Satheesh and Rodrigues, Indian skipper Harmanpreet Kaur and Yastika Bhatia put together another hundred-run partnership, further strengthening India's position.
Harmanpreet's innings, however, ended just shy of a half-century after she ran herself out in bizarre fashion. It was reminiscent of her disastrous dismissal against Australia in the T20 World Cup semifinal earlier this year.&nbsp;
Yastika Bhatia, meanwhile, contributed a valuable 66 runs. Deepti Sharma's unbeaten 60 further bolstered the team, leading India to a commanding 410/7 at the close of the day's play.
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India's response to England's 197, led by Shafali Varma's 52, fell short as they couldn't establish significant partnerships, ending at just 159/6.

England women triumph over India in first T20I at Mumbai's Wankhede Stadium | IND vs ENG

Visitors England registered a comfortable victory against Harmanpreet Kaur's side in the first T20I, defeating the Women in Blue by 38 runs.

#INDvENG

<h2>India's response to England's 197, led by Shafali Varma's 52, fell short as they couldn't establish significant partnerships, ending at just 159/6.</h2>

The England women's cricket team defeated India by 38 runs in the first T20I at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai.
Having opted to bowl first, India found themselves in the ascendancy early on, with Renuka Thakur getting rid of Sophia Dunkley and Alice Capsey in the very first over.
But Dani Wyatt and Nat Sciver then took the attack to India once the ball stopped swinging around. The duo snatched the initiative away from India with a sensational 138-run partnership that came off just 87 deliveries.
Even as India managed to take a few wickets towards the end, Amy Jones' finish propelled England to a monumental 197.
In reply, India could never really stitch together a partnership of real substance. While Shafali Varma top-scored with 52, others around her couldn't contribute in a big way as the Women in Blue finished with 159/6.
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With an astonishing tally of 1560 wickets, Bedi remains the leading wicket-taker among Indians in first-class cricket.

IND vs ENG: Team India wearing black armbands in tribute to late Bishan Singh Bedi | Cricket World Cup

Team India paid a heartfelt tribute to the late legendary spinner and former Indian captain, Bishan Singh Bedi, during their World Cup game against England.

<h2>With an astonishing tally of 1560 wickets, Bedi remains the leading wicket-taker among Indians in first-class cricket.</h2>

Team India paid a heartfelt tribute to the late legendary spinner and former India captain, Bishan Singh Bedi, during their World Cup game against England. The players, led by Rohit Sharma, donned black armbands in a poignant gesture to honor Bedi, who passed away last Monday at the age of 77.
Bishan Singh Bedi's remarkable cricket career left an indelible mark on the sport. He featured in 67 Tests for India from 1967 to 1979 and claimed 266 wickets. Additionally, he made significant contributions to One-Day Internationals (ODIs), where he played a pivotal role in India's early successes. Notably, his economical spell of 12-8-6-1 during the 1975 World Cup restricted East Africa to a mere 120 runs, setting the stage for India's victory.
Born in Amritsar, Bedi represented Delhi on the domestic circuit and remains the leading wicket-taker among Indian cricketers in First-Class cricket. His astonishing tally of 1560 wickets in 370 matches highlights his exceptional skills and consistency.
Beyond Indian cricket, Bishan Singh Bedi also left an indelible impact on English County cricket. He was one of the most successful overseas players during his stint with Northamptonshire, where he made 102 appearances from 1972 to 1977. Bedi's exceptional performance for Northants resulted in him securing 434 wickets, setting a record as the most wickets taken by an Indian cricketer in County cricket.
The black armbands worn by Team India symbolize the deep respect and admiration for Bedi's contributions to Indian cricket and his revered status as one of the sport's legendary spin bowlers. This tribute also serves as a poignant reminder of his significant role in the development of Indian cricket during his illustrious career.

Coming back to the ODI fold after six months, India's spearhead Jasprit Bumrah produced a brilliant spell in the first ODI against England at The Oval.
Bumrah's best bowling figures of 6 for 19 demolished the Three Lions to their lowest-ever score which is 110 against India in ODIs. Previously, India bundled out England for a mere 125 runs in Jaipur during the 2006 home series. 
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Bumrah used the overcast conditions for his great advantage and rocked the hosts' top-order upfront. England batter looked clueless against the Indian spearhead who picked 4 wickets in his first spell, knocking Jason Roy, Joe Root, and Liam Livingstone out for zero. Jonny Bairstow was his 4th wicket in the first spell. He then returned to pick his last two wickets, finishing 6 for 19 which is the third-best bowling figure by an Indian in 50-over cricket.
He is now the only bowler to pick six wickets in England. 
This is also the best bowling figure by an Indian bowler against the Three Lions. During the 2003 World Cup, Ashish Nehra scalped 6 wickets for 23 runs in Durban against England. 
When India lost the rescheduled test at the start of the England tour under Bumrah's leadership, critics have been quite vocal about the wicket-taking capabilities of the 28-year-old pacer. But Bumrah's recent exploit in the white-ball series will certainly shut the mouths of critics. 

India vs England: Jasprit Bumrah breaks ODI records with career-best 6/19

Jasprit Bumrah returned to India's ODI fold with a bang as his bowling exploits gunned England down to their lowest-ever score against India.

India vs England: Jasprit Bumrah breaks records with career-best 6/19

Bumrah's best bowling figures in ODIs helped India bundle the hosts out for just 110.

On his return to the ODI fold after six months, India's spearhead Jasprit Bumrah produced a match-winning spell in the first ODI against England at The Oval.
Bumrah's career-best ODI figures of 6 for 19 demolished the Three Lions for just 110, their lowest-ever score against India in ODIs. Previously, India had bundled England out for a mere 125 runs in Jaipur during the 2006 home series.&nbsp;
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Bumrah used the overcast conditions to great advantage and rocked the hosts' top-order with a sensational opening spell. England batters were clueless against the Indian pacer, who picked up 4 wickets in his first spell, knocking over Jason Roy, Joe Root, and Liam Livingstone for ducks. Jonny Bairstow was his 4th wicket in the spell. He then returned to pick the last two English wickets, finishing with 6 for 19, the third-best bowling figures by an Indian in 50-over cricket.
He is also the only Indian bowler to snaffle six wickets in England.&nbsp;
Bumrah now also has the best bowling figures by an Indian bowler against the Three Lions, going past Ashish Nehra's 6/23 in Durban during the 2003 World Cup.
While the Indian spearhead didn't enjoy a great outing as captain in the fifth and final Test a few days back, there can be no doubts about his capabilities as a bowler, for Bumrah has proven once again that he's simply world-class.

Rishabh Pant's maiden ODI century and Hardik Pandya's all-round show helped India beat England by 5 wickets in the third and final match of the series at Old Trafford in Manchester on Sunday. With the win, India clinched the three-match series 2-1.
Chasing a 260-run target, India's top-order failed to make any impression again as the Men In Blue were reduced to 72-4 in the 17th over.
Then Hardik Pandya joined Rishabh Pant in the middle and sent English bowlers for a leather hunt. The duo stitched a counter-attacking 133-run stand for the 5th before Brydon Carse got the wicket of Pandya, who scored 55-ball 71.
However, Pant continued his power-hitting and went on to score his maiden century and took India home with 47 balls to spare.
Earlier, Mohammed Siraj rocked England's top-order early with the wickets of Jonny Bairstow and Joe Root in the same over.
Then, Jason Roy and Ben Stokes put up a counter-attacking 52-run stand before Pandya removed both the Englishmen.
At 74-4, England were in a spot of bother, however, captain Jos Buttler first stitched a 75-run stand with Moeen Ali followed by a 49-run partnership with Liam Livingstone.
But Hardik Pandya returned again in middle overs and used the short deliveries to great effect and got rid of Livingstone and Buttler. Buttler was the highest- scorer for the hosts with 60 runs.
Meanwhile, Hardik returned with his career-best figure of 4/24 as England were bundled out for 259 runs inside 46 overs.

IND vs ENG 3rd ODI: India clinch series 2-1 after Pant, Pandya heroics

Rishabh Pant's maiden ODI century and Hardik Pandya's all-round effort helped India clinch the three-match series 2-1

Rishabh Pant's maiden ODI century and Hardik Pandya's all-round effort helped India clinch the three-match series 2-1

Rishabh Pant's maiden ODI century and Hardik Pandya's all-round show helped India beat England by 5 wickets in the series-decider at Old Trafford in Manchester on Sunday. The victory helped India clinch the three-match series 2-1.
Chasing a 260-run target, India's top-order faltered yet again as the Men In Blue were reduced to 72-4 in the 17th over. That&rsquo;s when Hardik Pandya joined Rishabh Pant in the middle and together, they sent English bowlers on a leather hunt.&nbsp;
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The duo stitched a counter-attacking 133-run stand for the 5th wicket before Brydon Carse got the wicket of Pandya, who finished with a 55-ball 71.
However, Pandya&rsquo;s wicket didn&rsquo;t stop Pant from continuing with his onslaught. The wicketkeeper-batsman scored his maiden ODI century to take the visitors home with 47 balls to spare.
Earlier, Mohammed Siraj rocked England's top-order early with the wickets of Jonny Bairstow and Joe Root in the very same over. Jason Roy and Ben Stokes then put up a counter-attacking 52-run stand before Pandya removed both the Englishmen in quick succession.
At 74-4, England were in a spot of bother. However, captain Jos Buttler first stitched a 75-run stand with Moeen Ali followed by a 49-run partnership with Liam Livingstone.&nbsp;
But Hardik Pandya returned again in middle overs and used the short deliveries to great effect to get rid of Livingstone and Buttler. Captain Buttler was the highest-scorer for the hosts with 60. Hardik&rsquo;s career-best 4/24 bundled the hosts out for 259, a score India chased down in the 43rd over.

A superb bowling effort from England-led by Reece Topley helped the hosts thrash India by 100 runs in the second ODI at the Lord's cricket ground on Thursday night. With the victory, the Three Lions levelled the 3-match series 1-1.
Chasing a 247-run target, Topley got rid of India's openers early with Captain Rohit Sharma departing for a 10-ball duck in just the third over.
Virat Kohli, who was returning to the lineup after missing the first game, once again failed with the bat. David Willey had him caught behind for just 16 runs.
Suryakumar Yadav, Hardik Pandya and Ravindra Jadeja all got starts but perished in their 20s. Topley then provided the finishing touches by not allowing the Indian tail to wag. He finished with figures of 6/24, the best-ever figures for an England bowler in ODIs.
Earlier, having been put in to bat, Jason Roy and Jonny Bairstow provided the hosts a steady start before Hardik broke the 41-run stand. On a two-paced track, Chahal varied his lengths superbly and got rid of Jonny Bairstow, Joe Root and Ben Stokes to pull England back.]
However, Moeen Ali and David Willey added 62 runs for the seventh wicket to help England set up a 247-run target, a score that proved to be too big a total for India to conquer.

India Vs England, 2nd ODI: Reece Topley’s career-best haul helps hosts level series

With England's best-ever bowling figures in ODIs, Reece Topley's helped his team to level the three-match series.

Check IND vs ENG 2nd ODI highlights here

Indian top-order fell like a house of cards as Reece Topley's 6 for 24 headlined a fine England bowling performance in a series-levelling 100-run win

A superb bowling effort from England-led by Reece Topley helped the hosts thrash India by 100 runs in the second ODI at the Lord's cricket ground on Thursday night. With the victory, the Three Lions levelled the 3-match series 1-1.
Chasing a 247-run target, Topley got rid of India's openers early with Captain Rohit Sharma departing for a 10-ball duck in just the third over.
Virat Kohli, who was returning to the lineup after missing the first game, once again failed with the bat. David Willey had him caught behind for just 16 runs.
Also read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/bcci-president-sourav-ganguly-voices-support-for-out-of-form-virat-kohli-1657808813221" target="_blank">BCCI President Sourav Ganguly voices support for out-of-form Virat Kohli</a>
Suryakumar Yadav, Hardik Pandya and Ravindra Jadeja all got starts but perished in their 20s. Topley then provided the finishing touches by not allowing the Indian tail to wag. He finished with figures of 6/24, the best-ever figures for an England bowler in ODIs.
Earlier, having been put in to bat, Jason Roy and Jonny Bairstow provided the hosts a steady start before Hardik broke the 41-run stand. On a two-paced track, Chahal varied his lengths superbly and got rid of Jonny Bairstow, Joe Root and Ben Stokes to pull England back.]
However, Moeen Ali and David Willey added 62 runs for the seventh wicket to help England set up a 247-run target, a score that proved to be too big a total for India to conquer.

India made a terrific start to the ODI series as they thumped England by 10 wickets in the first ODI at The Oval in London on Tuesday. With the win, India have now taken a 1-0 lead in the three-match series.
Having asked England to bat first, Jasprit Bumrah produced a devastating display of fast bowling on way to his career-best ODI figures of 6/19. He along with pacer Mohammed Shami and Prasidh Krishna made full use of the overcast conditions in the English capital.
Also read; India vs England: Jasprit Bumrah breaks ODI records with career-best 6/19
The India bowlers took wickets in a bunch as four out of six top-order England batters were dismissed without troubling the scorers. Captain Jos Buttler tried to halt the slide but Shami sent him packing in the 15th over for 30.
Bumrah then snaffled the final two wickets as India managed to skittle out England for 110, their lowest total against the visitors.
In reply, captain Rohit Sharma and Shikhar Dhawan, who was playing his first competitive game since the IPL, steered India home with an unbeaten 114-run stand.
While Dhawan was happy to bide his time, Rohit played some wonderful shots all around the park en route to his fifty. He remained unbeaten on 76 as India finished the job inside 19 overs.&nbsp;

India vs England 1st ODI: Bumrah, Rohit star as India thump England by 10 wickets

India made a terrific start to the ODI series as they thumped England by 10 wickets in the first ODI at The Oval in London

Having asked England to bat first, Jasprit Bumrah produced a devastating display of fast bowling on way to his career-best ODI figures of 6/19

India made a terrific start to the ODI series as they thumped England by 10 wickets in the first ODI at The Oval in London on Tuesday. With the win, India have now taken a 1-0 lead in the three-match series.
Having asked England to bat first, Jasprit Bumrah produced a devastating display of fast bowling on way to his career-best ODI figures of 6/19. He along with pacer Mohammed Shami and Prasidh Krishna made full use of the overcast conditions in the English capital.
Also read; <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/india-vs-england-jasprit-bumrah-breaks-odi-records-with-career-best-6-19-1657642430928" target="_blank">India vs England: Jasprit Bumrah breaks ODI records with career-best 6/19</a>
The India bowlers took wickets in a bunch as four out of six top-order England batters were dismissed without troubling the scorers. Captain Jos Buttler tried to halt the slide but Shami sent him packing in the 15th over for 30.
Bumrah then snaffled the final two wickets as India managed to skittle out England for 110, their lowest total against the visitors.
In reply, captain Rohit Sharma and Shikhar Dhawan, who was playing his first competitive game since the IPL, steered India home with an unbeaten 114-run stand.
While Dhawan was happy to bide his time, Rohit played some wonderful shots all around the park en route to his fifty. He remained unbeaten on 76 as India finished the job inside 19 overs.&nbsp;

While India will aim to take an unassailable 2-0 lead in the 3-match series on Thursday, the inclusion of senior batter Virat Kohli is still the talk of the town.
Kohli missed the first ODI against England due to a groin injury and there is still no update on his fitness ahead of the second match at the iconic Lord's Cricket Ground.
With Jasprit Bumrah gunning the hosts down for their lowest-ever score against India, the Men In Blue never really missed the services of Kohli in the opening game of the series.
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And it won't come as a surprise if the 33-year-old batter misses the second ODI as well, given there is only a day&rsquo;s break between the two matches.
Also, the unavailability of Kohli is also an opportunity for others to showcase their mettle. One of them is Shreyas Iyer and he&rsquo;ll be hoping he can put his short-ball demons behind at Lord&rsquo;s. He was slotted to bat at number 3 in the previous game but didn't get the chance as India chased the target down without any hiccups.
But come Thursday, the focus will be on Shreyas and how he counters England&rsquo;s short-ball ploy. With his predictable trigger movement, the bowlers around the world have found Iyer out with short-pitched stuff in recent times.
Meanwhile, the Three Lions on the other hand will be eyeing a strong comeback to stay alive in the series. They will also need a rethink of the strategy of going hard from ball one since it left a lot to desire in seaming conditions.
Another exciting affair awaits us all!

India vs England: All eyes on Virat Kohli's fitness ahead of 2nd ODI

Will Virat Kohli return to India Playing XI in the second ODI?

Check to know what Bumrah said about Kohli's fitness. 

Kohli missed the first ODI against England due to a groin injury and there is still no update on his fitness ahead of the second match at the iconic Lord's Cricket Ground

While India will aim to take an unassailable 2-0 lead in the 3-match series on Thursday, the inclusion of senior batter Virat Kohli is still the talk of the town.
Kohli missed the first ODI against England due to a groin injury and there is still no update on his fitness ahead of the second match at the iconic Lord's Cricket Ground.
With Jasprit Bumrah gunning the hosts down for their lowest-ever score against India, the Men In Blue never really missed the services of Kohli in the opening game of the series.
Also read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/south-africa-may-miss-out-on-directly-qualifying-for-the-odi-world-cup-withdraw-from-australia-series-1657689397442" target="_blank">South Africa may miss out on directly qualifying for the ODI World Cup, withdraw from Australia series</a>
And it won't come as a surprise if the 33-year-old batter misses the second ODI as well, given there is only a day&rsquo;s break between the two matches.
Also, the unavailability of Kohli is also an opportunity for others to showcase their mettle. One of them is Shreyas Iyer and he&rsquo;ll be hoping he can put his short-ball demons behind at Lord&rsquo;s. He was slotted to bat at number 3 in the previous game but didn't get the chance as India chased the target down without any hiccups.
But come Thursday, the focus will be on Shreyas and how he counters England&rsquo;s short-ball ploy. With his predictable trigger movement, the bowlers around the world have found Iyer out with short-pitched stuff in recent times.
Meanwhile, the Three Lions on the other hand will be eyeing a strong comeback to stay alive in the series. They will also need a rethink of the strategy of going hard from ball one since it left a lot to desire in seaming conditions.
Another exciting affair awaits us all!

India win the three-match series 2-1. Earlier, Malan, Livingstone propelled England to 215/7

India vs England 3rd T20: Suryakumar Yadav's fiery hundred goes in vain as England beat India

Suryakumar Yadav sent England bowlers for a leather hunt en route to a special hundred but Jos Buttler's men pulled off a consolatory 17-run win over India in the third T20 International

Suryakumar Yadav send England bowlers for a leather hunt enroute to a special hundred but Jos Buttler's men pulled off a consolatory 17-run win over India in the third T20 International

Suryakumar Yadav's magnificent 117-run knock went in vain as England edged India out by 17 runs in the 3rd and final T20I at Trent Bridge on Sunday. The Men In Blue, however, clinched the three-match series 2-1.
Chasing a mammoth 216-run target, opener Rishabh Pant went back to the pavilion for just one run. The visitors then lost Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma in quick succession.
Against the run of play, Suryakumar and Shreyas Iyer stitched together a 119-run stand for the 4th wicket. After the dismissal of Iyer, Surya continued to find the boundaries despite wickets tumbling at the other end.
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His maiden T20I ton though wasn't enough for India to cross the finish line as the visitors fell short by just 17 runs, which ended captain Rohit Sharma's 14-match winning streak.
Earlier, India lacked the experience of Bhuvneshwar Kumar and Jasprit Bumrah upfront as Dawid Malan and Liam Livingstone shared an entertaining 84-run stand for the 4th wicket. Malan's sublime 77 off 39 balls helped England post a mammoth 215/7.

Virat Kohli walking into the Indian playing XI at the cost of an in-form Deepak Hooda raised many eyebrows and the murmurs turned louder when the former India captain failed to impress on his T20I return.
Virat returned to the T20I fold after nearly five months and his innings lasted for only three balls in the Edgbaston T20I vs England on Saturday. Debutant Richard Gleeson sent back Kohli for just 1.
Also read: 'Drop Virat Kohli?', Kapil Dev's big statement on Kohli's bad patch
Kohli came out to bat at the number three position, where Deepak Hooda has been performing brilliantly. In the times of power-hitters calling the game in the shortest format of cricket, Kohli went back to the pavilion while trying to drag a good length delivery from outside off and managed only a top-edge.
He has been out of form for quite a while now and also had a forgettable IPL, where Kohli scored just a half-century.
Meanwhile, Hooda has been in great form lately and put up an impressive performance in the first T20I of this series. He came to England on the back of a hundred and a fiery 47 vs Ireland. It came as a major surprise to many when team management decided to back reputation over form.
Going by the statistics, Kohli has played 3 T20Is this year and scored only 70 runs overall. On the other hand, Hooda has accumulated 184 runs with an impressive strike rate of over 170 in the last three T20Is.

IND vs ENG: Virat Kohli disappoints yet again, eyebrows raised over exclusion of in-form Deepak Hooda

Virat Kohli's return to the T20I fold after nearly five months and his innings lasted for only three balls in the Edgbaston T20I.

Virat returned to the T20I fold after nearly five months and his innings lasted for only three balls in the Edgbaston T20I vs England

Virat Kohli walking into the Indian playing XI at the cost of an in-form Deepak Hooda raised many eyebrows and the murmurs turned louder when the former India captain failed to impress on his T20I return.
Virat returned to the T20I fold after nearly five months and his innings lasted for only three balls in the Edgbaston T20I vs England on Saturday. Debutant Richard Gleeson sent back Kohli for just 1.
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Kohli came out to bat at the number three position, where Deepak Hooda has been performing brilliantly. In the times of power-hitters calling the game in the shortest format of cricket, Kohli went back to the pavilion while trying to drag a good length delivery from outside off and managed only a top-edge.
He has been out of form for quite a while now and also had a forgettable IPL, where Kohli scored just a half-century.
Meanwhile, Hooda has been in great form lately and put up an impressive performance in the first T20I of this series. He came to England on the back of a hundred and a fiery 47 vs Ireland. It came as a major surprise to many when team management decided to back reputation over form.
Going by the statistics, Kohli has played 3 T20Is this year and scored only 70 runs overall. On the other hand, Hooda has accumulated 184 runs with an impressive strike rate of over 170 in the last three T20Is.

A spirited bowling effort helped India thrash England by 49 runs in the Edgbaston T20I on Saturday. With the win, India took an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-match series.
Chasing a tricky 171-run target, Bhuvneshwar Kumar got rid of Jason Roy and Jos Buttler early. While Jasprit Bumrah got the wicket of a dangerous Liam Livingstone.
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The Three Lions never recovered from the early blows and kept losing wickets at regular intervals in search of big hits. However, Moeen Ali and David Willey tried to steer England's innings but couldn't do that for long as Indian bowlers kept coming hard.
Finally, the hosts were bundled out for 121 runs with 18 balls to spare. Bhuvneshwar was adjudged the Player of the match for his impressive 3 for 15.
Earlier, Indian openers Rohit Sharma and Rishabh Pant provided a flying start with a 49-run stand.
But debutant Richard Gleeson rocked the Men In Blue sent Rohit, Kohli and Pant back to the pavilion in quick succession.
With wickets tumbling from the other end, Ravindra Jadeja found his lost touch in the shortest format. His unbeaten 46 lifted India to 170-8 in 20 overs.

IND vs ENG 2nd T20I: Bowlers shine as India thrash England by 49 runs

Rohit Sharma's inspirational leadership and an aggressive brand new approach saw India completely outclass England by 49 runs in the second T20 International

IND vs ENG 2nd T20I: Bowlers shine as India thrash hosts by 49 runs

Rohit Sharma's inspirational leadership and an aggressive brand new approach saw India completely outclass England by 49 runs in the second T20 International

A spirited bowling effort helped India thrash England by 49 runs in the Edgbaston T20I on Saturday. With the win, India took an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-match series.
Chasing a tricky 171-run target, Bhuvneshwar Kumar got rid of Jason Roy and Jos Buttler early. While Jasprit Bumrah got the wicket of a dangerous Liam Livingstone.
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The Three Lions never recovered from the early blows and kept losing wickets at regular intervals in search of big hits. However, Moeen Ali and David Willey tried to steer England's innings but couldn't do that for long as Indian bowlers kept coming hard.
Finally, the hosts were bundled out for 121 runs with 18 balls to spare. Bhuvneshwar was adjudged the Player of the match for his impressive 3 for 15.
Earlier, Indian openers Rohit Sharma and Rishabh Pant provided a flying start with a 49-run stand.
But debutant Richard Gleeson rocked the Men In Blue sent Rohit, Kohli and Pant back to the pavilion in quick succession.
With wickets tumbling from the other end, Ravindra Jadeja found his lost touch in the shortest format. His unbeaten 46 lifted India to 170-8 in 20 overs.

An all-round show from Hardik Pandya helped India beat England by 50 runs in the first T20I in Southampton on Thursday night.
Chasing a daunting 199-run target, the hosts were off to the worst possible start as Bhuvneshwar Kumar cleaned up captain Jos Buttler for a golden duck.
Hardik Pandya then produced a brilliant spell and got rid of Jason Roy, Dawid Malan and Liam Livingstone in quick succession.
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Moeen Ali &amp; Harry Brook gave the Three Lions a semblance of hope but England were always behind the eight ball. The hosts were eventually bowled out for 148 as Pandya finished with figures of 4/33.
Having won the toss and opting to bat, India came out all guns blazing with captain Rohit Sharma doing the bulk of scoring in the powerplay before he got out for 24.
After Ishan Kishan fell cheaply, Deepak Hooda and Suryakumar didn&rsquo;t let the scoring rate drop. However, it was Hardik Pandya, who produced a magnificent performance with the bat to notch up his maiden fifty in T20Is.
England bowlers managed to stem the run flow in the death overs, conceding only 20 runs from the last 3 overs to keep India under 200. But as it turned out, it was more than enough for the hosts.&nbsp;

India vs England 1st T20I: Hardik Pandya shines as India thrash hosts by 50 runs

Hardik Pandya put up one of the finest all-round performances in recent times.

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Hardik Pandya put up one of the finest all-round performances in recent times as India thrashed England by 50 runs in the first T20 International of the three-match series

An all-round show from Hardik Pandya helped India beat England by 50 runs in the first T20I in Southampton on Thursday night.
Chasing a daunting 199-run target, the hosts were off to the worst possible start as Bhuvneshwar Kumar cleaned up captain Jos Buttler for a golden duck.
Hardik Pandya then produced a brilliant spell and got rid of Jason Roy, Dawid Malan and Liam Livingstone in quick succession.
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Moeen Ali &amp; Harry Brook gave the Three Lions a semblance of hope but England were always behind the eight ball. The hosts were eventually bowled out for 148 as Pandya finished with figures of 4/33.
Having won the toss and opting to bat, India came out all guns blazing with captain Rohit Sharma doing the bulk of scoring in the powerplay before he got out for 24.
After Ishan Kishan fell cheaply, Deepak Hooda and Suryakumar didn&rsquo;t let the scoring rate drop. However, it was Hardik Pandya, who produced a magnificent performance with the bat to notch up his maiden fifty in T20Is.
England bowlers managed to stem the run flow in the death overs, conceding only 20 runs from the last 3 overs to keep India under 200. But as it turned out, it was more than enough for the hosts.&nbsp;

Team India will be hoping to take an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-match series when Rohit Sharma-led side faces England in the second T20I at Edgbaston in Birmingham on Saturday.
However, the return of first-team players to the Indian squad from the second T20I will come as a major headache for the team management as they will now have to tinker with their winning combination.
With Deepak Hooda coming good at the number 3 spot, India could play Kohli in the Playing XI as an opener. The former Indian captain is familiar with the opening slot given he hit his last half-century in T20Is at the top of the order.
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Besides Kohli, Rishabh Pant, Jasprit Bumrah, Ravindra Jadeja and Shreyas Iyer have also joined up with the T20 squad from the second game.
And the return of Jasprit Bumrah will certainly boost the bowling department, which put up a superb performance in the opening T20I.
Meanwhile, Jos Buttler's side will be looking to make a strong comeback in the second game after getting blown away by India's firepower at the Rose Bowl.
India vs England Playing XI prediction
India Playing XI (probable): Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli, Deepak Hooda, Rishabh Pant, Suryakumar Yadav, Hardik Pandya, Ravindra Jadeja, Harshal Patel, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Jasprit Bumrah, Yuzvendra Chahal.
England Playing XI (probable): Jos Buttler, Jason Roy, Dawid Malan, Liam Livingstone, Moeen Ali, Harry Brook, Sam Curran, Chris Jordan, Reece Topley, Tymal Mills, Matthew Parkinson.
IND vs ENG 2nd T20I LIVE TOSS: The coin flip between both the captains will take place at 6:30 PM IST.
IND vs ENG 2nd T20I LIVE MATCH TIME: India vs England 2nd T20I will begin at 7:00 PM IST.
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India vs England 2nd T20I Preview, predicted Playing XI, live toss time and streaming details

With Deepak Hooda performing brilliantly at no. 3 spot, team management is unlikely to change his batting position. 

Here's how India could line up in the 2nd T20I.

India vs England 2nd T20I: Will Virat Kohli find a place in India's line-up?

Indian cricket team will be hoping to take an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-match series when Rohit Sharma-led side faces England in the second T20I

Team India will be hoping to take an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-match series when Rohit Sharma-led side faces England in the second T20I at Edgbaston in Birmingham on Saturday.
However, the return of first-team players to the Indian squad from the second T20I will come as a major headache for the team management as they will now have to tinker with their winning combination.
With Deepak Hooda coming good at the number 3 spot, India could play Kohli in the Playing XI as an opener. The former Indian captain is familiar with the opening slot given he hit his last half-century in T20Is at the top of the order.
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Besides Kohli, Rishabh Pant, Jasprit Bumrah, Ravindra Jadeja and Shreyas Iyer have also joined up with the T20 squad from the second game.
And the return of Jasprit Bumrah will certainly boost the bowling department, which put up a superb performance in the opening T20I.
Meanwhile, Jos Buttler's side will be looking to make a strong comeback in the second game after getting blown away by India's firepower at the Rose Bowl.
India vs England Playing XI prediction
India Playing XI (probable): Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli, Deepak Hooda, Rishabh Pant, Suryakumar Yadav, Hardik Pandya, Ravindra Jadeja, Harshal Patel, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Jasprit Bumrah, Yuzvendra Chahal.
England Playing XI (probable): Jos Buttler, Jason Roy, Dawid Malan, Liam Livingstone, Moeen Ali, Harry Brook, Sam Curran, Chris Jordan, Reece Topley, Tymal Mills, Matthew Parkinson.
IND vs ENG 2nd T20I LIVE TOSS: The coin flip between both the captains will take place at 6:30 PM IST.
IND vs ENG 2nd T20I LIVE MATCH TIME: India vs England 2nd T20I will begin at 7:00 PM IST.
India vs England 2nd T20I live telecast details
The live broadcast of India vs England 2nd T20I will take place on the Sony Sports network.
India vs England 2nd T20I free live telecast details
Doordarshan will live broadcast the IND vs ENG 2nd T20I on their terrestrial network for free at 7:00 PM IST.
India vs England live streaming details
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With at least 15 T20Is games left ahead of the World T20 in October-November, Team India will look to finalise their best possible Playing XI when they take on England in the T20I series, starting July 7, in Southampton.
As Virat Kohli, Rishabh Pant, and Jasprit Bumrah are available from the second T20I, it would be one last chance for fringe players such as Ruturaj Gaikwad and Sanju Samson to put up a noticeable performance.
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Meanwhile, Deepak Hooda looked certain to start in India Playing XI at the number 3 batting position in the first T20I after hitting a century in T20Is against Ireland. And it is going to be a big headache for team management once Kohli will be available from the second T20I.
Moreover, Ishan Kishan has provided Men In Blue brisk starts recently and the southpaw is likely to partner captain Rohit Sharma at the top. With Bumrah unavailable for 1st game, veteran pacer Bhuvneshwar Kumar will lead the attack with Harshal Patel and Avesh Khan while Hardik Pandya will be doing the all-round duties.
However, England under new captain Jos Buttler would be a tough nut to crack given the Three Lions have been playing a different brand of cricket, going hard from the first ball. 
India vs England Playing XI prediction
India Playing XI (probable): Rohit Sharma, Ishan Kishan, Deepak Hooda, Suryakumar Yadav, Dinesh Karthik, Hardik Pandya, Axar Patel, Harshal Patel, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Avesh Khan, Yuzvendra Chahal.
England Playing XI (probable): Jos Buttler, Jason Roy, Dawid Malan, Liam Livingstone, Moeen Ali, Sam Curran, Chris Jordan, David Willey, Reece Topley, Tymal Mills, Matthew Parkinson.
IND vs ENG 1st T20I LIVE TOSS: The coin flip between both the captains will take place at 10:00 PM IST.
IND vs ENG 1st T20I LIVE MATCH TIME: India vs England 1st T20I will begin at 10:30 PM IST.
IND vs ENG 1st T20I live telecast details
The live broadcast of India vs England 1st T20I will take place on the Sony Sports network.
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India vs England 1st T20I Preview, Playing XI Prediction, live toss time, telecast and streaming details

As Team India gears up for the England T20Is, it's time for the Men In Blue to find the best possible Playing XI ahead of T20 World Cup in Australia.

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India vs England 1st T20 Preview: Time to finalise best India Playing XI 

As Team India gearing up for the England T20Is, it's time for Men In Blue to find the best possible Playing XI ahead of T20 World Cup in Australia.&nbsp;

With Team India having around 15 T20I games left ahead of the World T20 in October, the Men in Blue will look to start finalising their best possible Playing XI when they take on England in the T20I series, starting July 7, in Southampton.
As Virat Kohli, Rishabh Pant, and Jasprit Bumrah are available from the second T20I, it would be one last chance for fringe players like Ruturaj Gaikwad and Sanju Samson to put up a noticeable performance.
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Meanwhile, Deepak Hooda looks certain to start in India's Playing XI in the first T20I after hitting his maiden T20I century in the previous game vs Ireland. It will though be a big headache for the team management once Kohli is available from the second T20I.
Moreover, Ishan Kishan has provided Team India brisk starts recently and the southpaw is likely to partner captain Rohit Sharma at the top. With Bumrah unavailable for 1st game, veteran pacer Bhuvneshwar Kumar will lead the attack with Harshal Patel and Avesh Khan while Hardik Pandya will be doing the all-round duties.
However, England under new captain Jos Buttler would be a tough nut to crack given the Three Lions have been playing a different brand of cricket, going hard from the first ball.&nbsp;
India vs England Playing XI prediction
India Playing XI (probable): Rohit Sharma, Ishan Kishan, Deepak Hooda, Suryakumar Yadav, Dinesh Karthik, Hardik Pandya, Axar Patel, Harshal Patel, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Avesh Khan, Yuzvendra Chahal.
England Playing XI (probable): Jos Buttler, Jason Roy, Dawid Malan, Liam Livingstone, Moeen Ali, Harry Brook, Sam Curran, Chris Jordan, Reece Topley, Tymal Mills/&nbsp;Richard Gleeson, Matthew Parkinson.
IND vs ENG 1st T20I LIVE TOSS: The coin flip between both the captains will take place at 10:00 PM IST.
IND vs ENG 1st T20I LIVE MATCH TIME: India vs England 1st T20I will begin at 10:30 PM IST.
IND vs ENG 1st T20I live telecast details
The live broadcast of India vs England 1st T20I will take place on the Sony Sports network.
India vs England 1st T20I free live telecast details
Doordarshan will live broadcast the IND vs ENG 1st T20I on their terrestrial network for free at 10:30 PM IST.
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Fans can watch the live streaming of IND vs ENG 1st T20I on Sony LIV and Jio TV app.

Team India's preparations for the limited-overs series against England got a major boost after captain Rohit Sharma tested negative for Covid-19.
Rohit is out of isolation now and will be available for the T20I and ODI series against the Three Lions, starting July 7 in Southampton.
According to a PTI report, Rohit has tested negative and is now out of quarantine. However, the Indian captain will not be available for T20 warm-up game against Northamptonshire.
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The BCCI medical protocol mandates any player out of quarantine to undergo cardiovascular tests to check lung capacity.
Earlier, the 35-year-old India captain missed the rescheduled fifth Test against England after he had tested positive for Covid during the warm-up game against Leicestershire

Team India Captain Rohit Sharma out of quarantine

The Indian captain will not be available for T20 warm-up game against Northamptonshire.

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Indian captain Rohit Sharma is finally out of isolation after having tested negative for COVID-19 and will now be available for the white-ball series against England

Team India's preparations for the limited-overs series against England got a major boost after captain Rohit Sharma tested negative for Covid-19.
Rohit is out of isolation now and will be available for the T20I and ODI series against the Three Lions, starting July 7 in Southampton.
According to a PTI report, Rohit has tested negative and is now out of quarantine. However, the Indian captain will not be available for T20 warm-up game against Northamptonshire.
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The BCCI medical protocol mandates any player out of quarantine to undergo cardiovascular tests to check lung capacity.
Earlier, the 35-year-old India captain missed the rescheduled fifth Test against England after he had tested positive for Covid during the warm-up game against Leicestershire

Despite a brilliant century from Jonny Bairstow, India hold a commanding position in the rescheduled fifth Test at Edgbaston in Birmingham on Sunday.
At stumps on Day 3, India were 125-3, leading by 257 runs, with Cheteshwar Pujara and Rishabh Pant at the crease.
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In the second innings, James Anderson gave England an early breakthrough with the wicket of Shubman Gill who once again got out cheaply. Hanuma Vihari and Cheteshwar Pujara then stitched a cautious 39-run stand before the former was dismissed by Stuart Broad.
Virat Kohli came out and smashed four glorious boundaries before captain Ben Stokes ended his stay for 20.
Meanwhile, Pujara scored a patient fifty from one end, and Rishabh Pant came out and played his shots from the word go.
Earlier in the day, Bairstow and Stokes stitched a 66-run stand before Shardul Thakur sent the English captain back to the pavilion for 25 runs. Meanwhile, Bairstow continued his insane run with bat, notching up yet another hundred.
But Mohammed Shami managed to get the big fish Bairstow with a hostile spell in the afternoon session. Siraj finished with 4 wickets and did not allow the English tail to wag. India took a sizeable 132-run first-innings lead with England being bundled out for 258.

India Vs England: Pujara shines as India extend lead past 250

At stumps on Day 3, India were 125-3, leading by 257 runs, with Cheteshwar Pujara and Rishabh Pant at the crease.

At stumps, India were 125 for 3 in their second innings with Cheteshwar Pujara battling it out in the company of the flamboyant Rishabh Pant

Despite a brilliant century from Jonny Bairstow, India hold a commanding position in the rescheduled fifth Test at Edgbaston in Birmingham on Sunday.
At stumps on Day 3, India were 125-3, leading by 257 runs, with Cheteshwar Pujara and Rishabh Pant at the crease.
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In the second innings, James Anderson gave England an early breakthrough with the wicket of Shubman Gill who once again got out cheaply. Hanuma Vihari and Cheteshwar Pujara then stitched a cautious 39-run stand before the former was dismissed by Stuart Broad.
Virat Kohli came out and smashed four glorious boundaries before captain Ben Stokes ended his stay for 20.
Meanwhile, Pujara scored a patient fifty from one end, and Rishabh Pant came out and played his shots from the word go.
Earlier in the day, Bairstow and Stokes stitched a 66-run stand before Shardul Thakur sent the English captain back to the pavilion for 25 runs. Meanwhile, Bairstow continued his insane run with bat, notching up yet another hundred.
But Mohammed Shami managed to get the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/india-vs-england-fired-up-jonny-bairstow-smashes-hundred-after-argument-with-kohli-1656859161741" target="_blank">big fish Bairstow</a> with a hostile spell in the afternoon session. Siraj finished with 4 wickets and did not allow the English tail to wag. India took a sizeable 132-run first-innings lead with England being bundled out for 258.

England batter Jonny Bairstow gave a befitting reply to Team India after an on-field argument with former captain Virat Kohli on Day 3 of the rescheduled fifth Test at Edgbaston in Birmingham.
Continuing with his great form, he slammed his third century in four innings.
Surprisingly, Bairstow was struggling against the Indian pacers in the final session on day 2. His struggles continued for a little while at the start of day 3 as well.
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In fact, the 32-year-old was scoring at a strike rate of a mere 51 and got beaten on multiple occasions before Kohli and he were involved in a heated exchange.
The onfield argument though fired up the Yorkshireman. Bairstow's strike rate surged significantly and he went on to hit his 11th Test hundred before Mohammed Shami finally dismissed him for 106.
Notably, the English batter has been in great form recently and slammed two centuries against the Kiwis in consecutive Tests. He made a match-winning 136 in the second Test followed by 162 and 71 not out in the third and final Test.

India Vs England: Fired up Jonny Bairstow smashes hundred after argument with Kohli

England batter Jonny Bairstow gave a befitting reply to Team India after an on-field argument with former captain Virat Kohli on Day 3

England batter Jonny Bairstow gave a befitting reply to Team India after an on-field argument with former captain Virat Kohli on Day 3 of rescheduled fifth Test at the Edgbaston in Birmingham

England batter Jonny Bairstow gave a befitting reply to Team India after an onfield argument with former captain Virat Kohli on Day 3 of the rescheduled fifth Test at Edgbaston in Birmingham.
Continuing with his great form, he slammed his third century in four innings.
Bairstow surprisingly was struggling against the Indian pacers in the final session on day 2. His struggles continued for a little while at the start of day 3 as well.
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In fact, the 32-year-old was scoring at a strike rate of a mere 51 and got beaten on multiple occasions before Kohli and he were involved in a heated exchange.
The onfield argument though fired up the Yorkshireman! Bairstow's strike rate surged significantly and he went on to hit his 11th Test hundred before Mohammed Shami finally dismissed him for 106.
Notably, the English batter has been in great form recently and slammed two centuries against the Kiwis in consecutive Tests. He made a match-winning 136 in the second Test followed by 162 and 71 not out in the third and final Test.

England cricket team will miss the services of leg spinner Adil Rashid during the white-ball series against India. After getting all the clearance from England board and his county Yorkshire, the leggie will make the holy pilgrimage to Mecca.
While talking to ESPNcricinfo, Rashid said that when he spoke to ECB and Yorkshire cricket club about the holy pilgrimage, they were very understanding.
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'You do what you've got to do and then come back when you can,"
The 34-year-old leggie is England's leading spinner in limited-over cricket. He has taken 162 wickets in 115 ODIs along with 81 wickets in 73 T20Is.
Rashid is not the only cricketer missing international matches in order to make the holy pilgrimage. Recently, Bangladesh wicket-keeper batter Mushfiqur Rahim had missed the limited-overs series against West Indies to travel to Mecca.

England spinner set to miss India series for Hajj pilgrimage

After getting all the clearance from the England board and his county Yorkshire, the spinner will make the holy pilgrimage to Mecca

England cricket team will miss the services of leg spinner Adil Rashid during the white-ball series against India

England cricket team will miss the services of leg spinner Adil Rashid during the white-ball series against India. After getting all the clearance from England board and his county Yorkshire, the leggie will make the holy pilgrimage to Mecca.
While talking to ESPNcricinfo, Rashid said that when he spoke to ECB and Yorkshire cricket club about the holy pilgrimage, they were very understanding.
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'You do what you've got to do and then come back when you can,"
The 34-year-old leggie is England's leading spinner in limited-over cricket. He has taken 162 wickets in 115 ODIs along with 81 wickets in 73 T20Is.
Rashid is not the only cricketer missing international matches in order to make the holy pilgrimage. Recently, Bangladesh wicket-keeper batter Mushfiqur Rahim had missed the limited-overs series against West Indies to travel to Mecca.

After putting India back in the Edgbaston Test, explosive wicketkeeper-batter Rishabh Pant revealed that he tried to disturb the line and length of English bowlers with his unorthodox power-hitting on Day 1. 
After the end of Day 1 play at Edgbaston, Pant said, "I don't try to play unidimensional, rather I try out various shots -- sometimes I step out, or play on the backfoot. I keep on using the crease well. It's about disturbing the bowler mentally and things happen. It's not pre-planned. I just focus on what the bowler is trying to do." 
Pant also revealed how he constructed his inning when India were tottering at 98-5. 
"When you lose too many wickets early on, you have to give yourself more time. I just tried to stage a partnership with Jaddu Bhai and not lose a wicket before tea and it worked for us. (Coach) Rahul (Dravid) Bhai told me that I should play one ball at a time and not focus too much on other things," 24-year-old Pant elaborated.
During his 146 runs innings, Pant completed his century in just 89 balls, which is the fastest hundred by an Indian wicketkeeper in Test history. 
India are 2-1 up in the five-match Test series against England. Team India are eyeing their first series in England after 15 years.

India vs England 5th Test: Rishabh Pant reveals the secret behind his super knock at Edgbaston

'I don't try to play unidimensional'

Pant talks about how he goes about his batting which helped him tame the Three Lions

Rishabh Pant's stunning 146 was the cornerstone of India's remarkable recovery on Day 1 of the rescheduled fifth Test

After putting India back on track in the Edgbaston Test, explosive wicketkeeper-batter Rishabh Pant revealed that he tried to disturb the line and length of English bowlers with his unorthodox power-hitting on Day 1.&nbsp;
After the end of Day 1 play at Edgbaston, Pant said, "I don't try to play unidimensional, rather I try out various shots -- sometimes I step out, or play on the backfoot. I keep on using the crease well. It's about disturbing the bowler mentally and things happen. It's not pre-planned. I just focus on what the bowler is trying to do."&nbsp;
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Pant also revealed how he constructed his inning when India were tottering at 98-5.&nbsp;
"When you lose too many wickets early on, you have to give yourself more time. I just tried to stage a partnership with Jaddu Bhai and not lose a wicket before tea and it worked for us. (Coach) Rahul (Dravid) Bhai told me that I should play one ball at a time and not focus too much on other things," 24-year-old Pant elaborated.
During his 146-run knock, Pant completed his century in just 89 balls, which is the fastest hundred by an Indian wicketkeeper in Test history.&nbsp;

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