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India head coach Gautam Gambhir slammed former captain Kris Srikkanth for targeting Harshit Rana, calling the allegations of favoritism “shameful” ahead of the Australia ODI series.

Gautam Gambhir Defends Harshit Rana Amid Criticism From Kris Srikkanth

Gambhir Defends Rana Amid Selection Controversy

India head coach Gautam Gambhir slammed former captain Kris Srikkanth for targeting Harshit Rana, calling the allegations of favoritism &ldquo;shameful&rdquo; ahead of the Australia ODI series.

India head coach Gautam Gambhir on Tuesday hit back at former captain Kris Srikkanth for alleging that pace bowler Harshit Rana has been picked in the ODI squad for the tour of Australia for being his "yes man".
Srikkanth had alleged on his YouTube Channel that Rana was in the national side only because of Gambhir.
"It's shameful that someone wanting to run his YouTube channel is targeting a 23-yea-old. If you want to target me, do it. I can handle it, but trolling a 23-year-old kid for YouTube views is shameful," said Gambhir in the press conference that followed India's 2-0 Test series triumph over the West Indies in Delhi.
"His (Rana's) father is not a selector. He has played cricket on his own merit. Don't target these young boys," he added.
India defeated West Indies by seven wickets in the second game here.
Srikkanth had stated that Rana, whose association with Gambhir goes back to their stint with IPL side Kolkata Knight Riders, made it to the Indian ODI squad for Australia only because of his equation with Gambhir.
"There is only one member, Harshit Rana...nobody knows why he is there in the team. Best is to be like Harshit Rana and be a constant yes man to Gambhir to be selected (in the side)," Srikkanth had said recently.
Delhi cricketer Rana, who has played two Tests, five ODIs and three T20 Internationals since Gambhir took over last year, recently turned up in an Asia Cup match that India won.
The three-match ODI series against Australia starts from October 19.&nbsp;

Ravindra Jadeja praised coach Gautam Gambhir for promoting him to number six, helping him excel as an all-rounder in India’s 2-0 Test series sweep over West Indies.

Jadeja Shines as a Key Performer with Bat and Ball in Series Win

Jadeja Excels in New Batting Against WI

Ravindra Jadeja praised coach Gautam Gambhir for promoting him to number six, helping him excel as an all-rounder in India&rsquo;s 2-0 Test series sweep over West Indies.

Star India all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja on Tuesday said that moving up to number six in the line-up has helped him think "more as a proper batter", crediting head coach Gautam Gambhir for the change that he feels has brought the best out of him.
Jadeja was adjudged player of the series for his all-round performance in the two-Test rubber against the West Indies that India swept with a seven-wicket triumph in the second game in Delhi on Tuesday.
The 36-year-old picked up eight wickets and struck a 104-run knock in the opening game in Ahmedabad.
"I think we know what brand of cricket we've been playing over the last five, six months. So, that's a good sign as a team, that we continue to do it over a long period of time," Jadeja said in the post-match presentation ceremony.
"As Gauti bhai (Gambhir) said, I am at number six now. So I am thinking more as a proper batsman, and that works for me. In the past, for many years, I've been batting at number eight, number nine, so my mindset was a little different from what I have now," he added.
Jadeja said he doesn't think too much about records but is always conscious of performing strongly with both bat and ball to justify his role in the team.
"...we've been doing wonderful work as a team, in terms of batting and bowling. I am just trying to spend more time in the middle whenever I get a chance to bat. To be honest, I don't think too much about records.
"I just focus on contributing with both bat and ball to help my team win. I always look forward to do that. I feel if I don't perform with bat and ball, then it doesn't reflect my value as a player," he said.
Player of the match Kuldeep Yadav, who picked up eight wickets in the game, said bowling long spells was a challenge on an unresponsive track.
"This was a totally different wicket. Bowling a lot of overs was the challenge here, I enjoyed bowling here. There wasn't any drift here. The wicket was too dry. Bowling lot of overs and getting the breakthrough is something I enjoy a lot," he said.&nbsp;

KL Rahul’s unbeaten 58 helped India chase 121 to seal a 2-0 series sweep against the West Indies on the final day of the second Test in Delhi.

India Secures Test Victory Against West Indies in New Delhi

India's Victorious Test Against West Indies in New Delhi

KL Rahul&rsquo;s unbeaten 58 helped India chase 121 to seal a 2-0 series sweep against the West Indies on the final day of the second Test in Delhi.

The formalities took just about an hour to complete as India defeated West Indies by seven wickets in the second and final Test in Delhi on Tuesday for a 2-0 series sweep during which the markedly superior hosts were tested only towards the end.
Besides reaffirming India's home supremacy, the triumph will also go down as Shubman Gill's first series victory as India's Test captain.
Needing just 58 runs to reach the target of 121, KL Rahul (58 not out off 108 balls), with Dhruv Jurel for company (6 not out) completed the task in 35.2 overs on the final day of the game.
Rahul hit six fours and two sixes, adding 79 with Sai Sudharsan (39) for the second wicket.
While the second Test dragged into the fifth morning -- largely because of the resistance from centurions John Campbell (115) and Shai Hope (103), and a dogged 10th-wicket stand -- the Feroz Shah Kotla track offered little assistance to spinners, remaining low and slow throughout.
Across two Tests, Indian bowlers claimed all 40 opposition wickets, with pacers contributing admirably on unhelpful surfaces and spinners showing patience when conditions turned docile at the Kotla.
For Indian batters, there were five centuries and a near-90 among the top six across two matches.
"I am getting used to managing this side. Sometimes you have to take bold decisions," said a beaming Gill at the presentation ceremony.
Wrist spinner Kuldeep Yadav was adjudged player of the match for his haul of eight wickets in the game, including a first innings fifer, while all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja was deservedly the player of the series for his brilliant show with both bat and ball.
Yet, when viewed in context, given that none of the West Indies top-order batters currently average even 35 in Test cricket, let alone 40 which is considered the benchmark, the gains, beyond the valuable World Test Championship points, appear limited.
Adding to that, apart from Jayden Seales, most West Indian bowlers lacked substantial first-class experience.
Seales, incidentally, went wicket-less in the match while Jomel Warrican added one scalp to the three he picked up in the first innings.
Despite the late spark shown by his side, Roston Chase became just the second West Indies captain to lose all his first five Tests as leader after Kraigg Brathwaite.
"I think the guys we have here are some of the best players in the Caribbean. So it's just for us to use this last Test match as a stepping stone...We just have to keep improving as much as we can from here," Chase said at the presentation ceremony.
India's real test will come against South Africa in a two-Test rubber next month, and if the first two days of the Proteas ongoing series against Pakistan is any indication, turn and variable bounce will be key factors.
Out of the 16 wickets to fall across those two days, 15 were claimed by spinners.
That raises a pertinent question -- whether playing on flat batting tracks against a much stronger South African line-up would be a prudent choice.
A batting order featuring Aiden Markram, Ryan Rickelton, Wiaan Mulder, Dewald Brevis, Tristan Stubbs and Tony de Zorzi is several notches above this West Indies side.
If Indian spinners struggled to dismiss a below-par Caribbean unit on a placid pitch, it could get trickier against the Proteas.
For head coach Gautam Gambhir, the scars of last year's home series whitewash against New Zealand still run deep. Yet, preparing rank turners remains a double-edged sword.
This Indian batting line-up, apart from KL Rahul and Ravindra Jadeja, is relatively young.
However, both Yashasvi Jaiswal and Shubman Gill now possess enough experience to handle challenging surfaces.
It is worth remembering that the now retired Virat Kohli's Test average dipped during the phase when India regularly played on rank turners.
But those same pitches helped Ravichandran Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja evolve into world-beaters.
On less helpful tracks, neither Jadeja nor Washington Sundar -- both finger spinners -- appear half as threatening.
Kuldeep Yadav, being a wrist spinner, remains a more potent option under such conditions.
The venues for the upcoming two-Test series against South Africa will, therefore, be crucial in assessing where India stand as a Test side at home -- especially with no red-ball cricket scheduled for the next eight months before the away series in Sri Lanka.
At Eden Gardens, the surface has rarely been a rank turner.
Traditionally, it offers assistance to seamers during the early and late hours of play but otherwise remains a good batting wicket where bowlers must work hard for success.
As for Barsapara Stadium in Guwahati, which will host its first-ever Test match, the element of the unknown remains -- both in terms of pitch behaviour and match dynamics.
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Brief Scores: India 518/5 declared and 124 for 3 in 35.2 overs (KL Rahul 58 not out, Sai Sudharsan 39; Roston Chase 2/36).
West Indies: 248 and 390 in 118.5 overs (John Campbell 115, Shai Hope 103; Kuldeep Yadav 3/104, Jasprit Bumrah 3/44).

India take on West Indies in the second Test at Delhi with focus on assessing Sai Sudharsan’s temperament and Nitish Kumar Reddy’s all-round skills.

India aim for series sweep as focus shifts to Sai Sudharsan and Nitish Reddy ahead of 2nd Test vs Windies

India take on West Indies in the second Test at Delhi with focus on assessing Sai Sudharsan&rsquo;s temperament and Nitish Kumar Reddy&rsquo;s all-round skills.

Assessing Sai Sudharsan's temperament and Nitish Kumar Reddy's utility in home conditions would be topmost on India's checklist when the high-on-confidence hosts take on a floundering West Indies team in the second and final Test, starting in New Delhi on Friday.
India's fine ensemble of individually gifted cricketers, each capable of walking into any top side internationally, will be pitted against a West Indies outfit that looks a pale shadow of its glorious past and is struggling to stay relevant in the traditional format.
It's a team that now comprises largely reluctant players who might not even find takers in the ever-expanding global T20 freelance circuit.
An innings defeat without a semblance of fight in Ahmedabad was a testimony to the current state of flux in Caribbean cricket.
For India, another dominating performance isn't just about wrapping up the series, but also about firming their grip on the World Test Championship points table and carrying a surge of confidence into the far sterner challenge that awaits against South Africa at home later this year.
The surface at the Feroz Shah Kotla promises another quick finish. Assistant coach Ryan ten Doeschate noted a "dry patch" that he felt could be helpful for seamers.
That alone ensures that Nitish, a promising young all-rounder, will retain his spot as India go in with an unchanged XI.
For Nitish, bowling remains his primary currency in this format.
With India's batting line-up as deep and secure as any in world cricket, his evolution as a seam-bowling all-rounder is what the team management is keen to nurture in the long run.
The selectors and coaches aren't too concerned yet about Sai Sudharsan but six failures in his last seven completed innings do present a reality check for a player still finding his rhythm in the demanding red-ball arena.
Yashasvi Jaiswal got a start, KL Rahul is in the form of his life having scored three hundreds in his last six Tests and with skipper Shubman Gill also helping himself with a half century, Sudharsan's poor scores stuck out like a sore thumb as Dhruv Jurel and Ravindra Jadeja also scored centuries.
Although he has the backing of Gill, Sudharsan would like to put a premium on his wicket knowing that there are others in queue.
But overall, the contrast between the two sides goes beyond technique or temperament -- it's about direction and belief.
While India's dressing room buzzes with purpose, the West Indies appear adrift, trapped in a cycle of mediocrity that even their own legends find hard to explain.
Head coach Darren Sammy put it bluntly on the eve of second Test, calling the decline "a terminal disease, the cure of which looks improbable at the moment." On Tuesday evening, as the Indian squad gathered for a relaxed dinner at head coach Gautam Gambhir's residence, the West Indian players took to a nearby golf course for an informal mentoring session.
There, three greats, Sir Vivian Richards, Sir Richie Richardson and Brian Lara -- with a combined 26,442 Test runs between them, addressed the beleaguered team.
Whether those pearls of wisdom can inspire a temporary resistance remains to be seen.
But for now, everything about this contest suggests the inevitable -- another Indian victory, swift and ruthless, and quite possibly another three-day finish.
The Kotla track, primarily a black soil one, promises good value for shots and if India get to bat first, the top order would again like to plunder a club class Windies bowling attack where only Jayden Seals looked the part in the first Test.
Squads:&nbsp;
India: Shubman Gill (Captain), Yashasvi Jaiswal, KL Rahul, B Sai Sudharsan, Dhruv Jurel (Wk), Ravindra Jadeja, Nitish Kumar Reddy, Washington Sundar, Kuldeep Yadav, Jasprit Bumrah, Mohammed Siraj, Prasidh Krishna, Axar Patel, Narayan Jagadeesan (wk), Devdutt Padikkal.
West Indies: Roston Chase (Captain), Teganarine Chanderpaul, John Campbell, Alick Athanaze, Brandon King, Johann Layne, Justin Greaves, Kharry Pierre, Shai Hope, Jayden Seals, Jamel Warrican, Kevlon Anderson, Jediah Blades, Tevin Imlach, Anderson Phillip.
Match Starts: 9.30 am.&nbsp;

West Indies captain Roston Chase chose to bat first against India in the opening Test at Ahmedabad. India’s playing XI includes three spinners and two pacers.

West Indies Opts to Bat Against India in Test Opener

West Indies vs India: Test Series Opener

West Indies captain Roston Chase chose to bat first against India in the opening Test at Ahmedabad. India&rsquo;s playing XI includes three spinners and two pacers.

West Indies skipper Roston Chase won the toss and elected to bat against India in the first Test of the two-match series in Ahmedabad on Thursday.
India picked three spinners in Kuldeep Yadav, Ravindra Jadeja and Washington Sundar while the two fast bowlers are Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammed Siraj. Nitish Kumar Reddy is the fast bowling all-rounder.
Teams: India: Yashasvi Jaiswal, KL Rahul, Sai Sudharsan, Shubman Gill (c), Dhruv Jurel(w), Ravindra Jadeja, Washington Sundar, Nitish Kumar Reddy, Kuldeep Yadav, Jasprit Bumrah, Mohammed Siraj.
West Indies: Tagenarine Chanderpaul, John Campbell, Alick Athanaze, Brandon King, Shai Hope(w), Roston Chase(c), Justin Greaves, Jomel Warrican, Khary Pierre, Johann Layne, Jayden Seales.&nbsp;

Jasprit Bumrah has been named in India’s Test squad for the home series against West Indies starting October 2 in Ahmedabad. Devdutt Padikkal replaces Karun Nair, while Ravindra Jadeja is vice-captain.

Bumrah Returns for India's Test Series vs West Indies

Bumrah Returns for India vs West Indies Series

Jasprit Bumrah has been named in India&rsquo;s Test squad for the home series against West Indies starting October 2 in Ahmedabad. Devdutt Padikkal replaces Karun Nair, while Ravindra Jadeja is vice-captain.

Star India pacer Jasprit Bumrah was on Thursday named in India's Test squad for the home series against the West Indies while Devdutt Padikkal replaced an off-colour Karun Nair in the side.
Bumrah, who had played only three out of five Tests in England due to workload management, had made himself available for the two-match West Indies series starting in Ahmedabad on October 2.
Ravindra Jadeja was named vice captain of the squad to be led by Shubman Gill.
Regular vice-captain Rishabh Pant, who fractured his foot during the England series, is yet to regain full fitness and therefore was not available for selection.
"...hopefully will be available for home Tests against South Africa (in November)," Chairman of Selector Ajit Agarkar said here.
Dhruv Jurel and N Jagadeesan are the two wicket-keepers in the squad to make up for his absence.
Squad: Shubman Gill (C), Yashasvi Jaiswal, KL Rahul, Sai Sudharsan, Devdutt Padikkal, Dhruv Jurel (WK), Ravindra Jadeja (VC), Washington Sundar, Jasprit Bumrah, Axar Patel, Nitish Kumar Reddy, N Jagadeesan (WK), Mohammed Siraj, Prasidh Krishna, Kuldeep Yadav.&nbsp;

The start of the 3rd T20I between India and the West Indies got delayed after the groundstaff forgot to mark the 30-yard circle.&nbsp;

Why India vs West Indies 3rd T20I was delayed due to groundstaff blunder

ICYMI: The start of the 3rd T20I between India and the West Indies got delayed due to a baffling mistake by the groundstaff in Guyana.

#INDvWI

<h2>The start of the 3rd T20I between India and the West Indies got delayed after the groundstaff forgot to mark the 30-yard circle.&nbsp;</h2>

An unusual blunder by the ground staff caused a slight delay in the commencement of the third T20I match between India and West Indies in Guyana.
Reportedly, the groundstaff forgot to mark the 30-yard circle at the Providence Stadium.
This situation led to an awkward start to the game as the players quickly noticed the issue and temporarily exited the field.
In the third T20I, West Indies, having already secured victories in the first two matches, won the toss and chose to bat.
Although the brief interruption took place, India managed to return to the field and secure a seven-wicket win against the hosts. West Indies are still 2-1 ahead in the five-match T20I series. The remaining two games will be played in Lauderhill, Florida, on Saturday.

A clinical India outclassed West Indies by a whopping 200 runs in the third ODI to win the series 2-1 in Trinidad. 

IND vs WI: India put on an all-round effort to demolish West Indies in series decider 

A clinical India outclassed West Indies by a whopping 200 runs in the third ODI to win the series 2-1 in Trinidad. 

A clinical India outclassed West Indies by a whopping 200 runs in the third ODI to win the series 2-1 in Trinidad.&nbsp;

After a poor outing in the second ODI, India walked onto the field with the intent to win the series decider versus West Indies on Tuesday in Trinidad. And win they did.&nbsp; Sans seniors Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli, India put on a power-packed performance which included half-centuries by Shubman Gill, Ishan Kishan, Hardik Pandya and Sanju Samson. And then, it was India's bowling unit that took it upon itself to defend the mammoth total of 351.&nbsp; The chase was improbable and Mukesh Kumar's (3/30 in 7 overs) three-wicket burst with some quality seam bowling in the first Powerplay dashed West Indies' hopes as they were shot out for 151 in only 35.3 overs.
Shardul Thakur (4/37 in 6.3 overs), Jaydev Unadkat (1/16 in 5 overs) and Kuldeep Yadav (2/25 in 8 overs) were also among the wickets as the series decider turned out to be a lopsided contest.

Heavy downpour in Barbados on match day threatens to cut into game time of second ODI.

IND vs WI: Heavy rains lash Barbados casting doubts over second ODI's play

Fans are in for a disappointment as rains lash Barbados, threatening to cut into the second ODI's game time. 

#INDvsWI

Heavy downpour in Barbados on match day threatens to cut into game time of second ODI.

After the second Test ended in a draw between India and West Indies, rain threatens to spoil the second ODI scheduled for Saturday in Barbados' Kensington Oval.&nbsp; According to The Weather Channel, the Caribbean city will witness rain showers till 9:30 AM local time, when the match is scheduled to begin.&nbsp; After 9:30 AM, the cloudy weather will persist, however showers are predicted to resume at 4 PM and are likely to continue for the next 24 hours, as per the weather forecasting channel.&nbsp; If the downpour does not stop, fans are in for a disappointment as the game is likely to be shortened or abandoned completely, depending on the intensity of the rains.&nbsp;

Team India pacer Mohammed Siraj left the Caribbean and flew back to India with the rest of the Test specialists including R Ashwin, KS Bharat, Ajinkya Rahane and Navdeep Saini.

Mohammed Siraj leaves WI tour: BCCI clarifies why Indian pacer returned home before IND vs WI ODI series 

BCCI finally clears the air around Mohammed Siraj being flown back to India before IND vs WI ODI series.

Here are the details

Team India pacer Mohammed Siraj left the Caribbean and flew back to India with the rest of the Test specialists including R Ashwin, KS Bharat, Ajinkya Rahane and Navdeep Saini.

July 27, the date when India was supposed to start its 3-match ODI series vs West Indies, the BCCI made a last-minute change in the squad.
Team India pacer Mohammed Siraj left the Caribbean and flew back to India with the rest of the Test specialists including R Ashwin, KS Bharat, Ajinkya Rahane and Navdeep Saini.
The Indian board later stated that the fast bowler was released from Team India&rsquo;s ODI squad as he complained of a sore ankle. Hence, the BCCI medical team advised him to rest as a precautionary measure.
After the Windies series, India will begin its Asia Cup campaign and will then shift focus to the ODI World Cup in India.

The Indian team was scheduled to fly at 11 pm from Trinidad but due to a delay, the flight to Barbados took off only at 3 am.

IND vs WI: Team India requests for better travel planning after night flight delay

The Indian team was scheduled to fly at 11 pm from Trinidad but due to a delay, the flight to Barbados took off only at 3 am.

#INDvWI #Barbados

<h2>The Indian team was scheduled to fly at 11 pm from Trinidad but due to a delay, the flight to Barbados took off only at 3 am.</h2>

The Indian cricket team has expressed their discontent with the travel arrangements from Trinidad to Barbados after the second Test match against West Indies. They have requested that no further night flights be booked for their travel.
According to the Indian Express, the team was scheduled to fly at 11 pm from Trinidad, reaching Barbados early in the morning. However, due to a delay, the flight took off only at 3 am, and they reached their destination by 5 am.
Due to the inconvenience faced by the players, the Indian team management has asked for better planning for their next destination, suggesting morning flights instead of late-night flights. The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has agreed to the request and is working on revising the upcoming schedule accordingly.
Considering the exhaustive travel and late arrival, the top players have also requested the team management for a day off from practice upon reaching Barbados. This decision aims to give the players some much-needed rest after the game and the delayed flight.

While India would have been hopeful of making it 2-0 on the final day of the 2nd Test, persistent rain meant they had to settle for a 1-0 series win, their 9th consecutive series victory against the Windies.

IND vs WI: Rain has final say in 2nd Test; India clinch another series win against West Indies

India clinched the series 1-0, their 9th consecutive Test series win against the West Indies.

#WIvIND #Rain

<h2>While India would have been hopeful of making it 2-0 on the final day of the 2nd Test, persistent rain meant they had to settle for a 1-0 series win, their 9th consecutive series victory against the Windies.</h2>

The second Test between India and the West Indies ended in a draw after no play was possible on the final day due to heavy rain. While all three results were possible on the fifth day, all hopes of a grandstand finish were washed away by the persistent downpour.
India clinched a 1-0 series win, their 9th consecutive series win against the Men from the Caribbean.
By the end of the rain-marred fourth day, the West Indies had reached a score of 76 for two in their second innings, still needing 289 more runs on the final day. Despite the efforts from both sides, the weather ultimately dictated the outcome of the series, leaving both teams to settle for a 1-0 result in favor of India.

Twenty-two years after Sri Lanka's 13.2 over record, India took an over less to achieve the milestone versus West Indies at the Port of Spain. 

IND vs WI: India create new world record during their whirlwind second innings against West Indies

India broke Sri Lanka's 22-year-old record during their second innings against the West Indies.

#WIvIND #RohitSharma

<h2>India broke Sri Lanka's long-standing record for the fastest century by a team, getting to the milestone in just 12.2 overs</h2>

It took 22 years but Rohit Sharma's men smashed a huge Test record during their second innings against West Indies on Sunday. With a massive 183-run lead, India came out all guns blazing in the second innings. And in just 12.2 overs, India had reached 100, the fastest in Test cricket, overtaking Sri Lanka who had achieved the feat in 13.2 overs in 2001. Apart from India and Sri Lanka, other teams to have made the elite list are only Bangladesh and England, with the Three Lions taking three spots out of five.&nbsp; In 1994, England had reached 100 in 13.3 overs against South Africa at The Oval. The other two for England are much more recent.
With the advent of Bazball, England smashed 100s twice in 13.4 overs during their visit to Pakistan in 2022.&nbsp; Meanwhile, Bangladesh's record 100 came against West Indies as well, in 2012, at Mirpur when the team achieved the milestone in 13.4 overs. At stumps on Day 4, West Indies were 76/2 in 32 overs with R Ashwin removing Kraigg Brathwaite (28) and Kirk McKenzie (0). The visitors need to defend another 289 runs on the final day to seal their victory. Also Watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ind-vs-wi-skipper-rohit-sharma-leads-from-the-front-with-massive-test-career-milestone-1690173924287">IND vs WI: Skipper Rohit Sharma leads from the front with massive Test career milestone</a>

India vs West Indies 1st Test 2023 Live Streaming: Know how and where to watch IND vs WI live Test match in India. Know about the live telecast channel, teams, time, venue, etc.

IND vs WI 1st Test Live Streaming 2023: When and Where to Watch India vs West Indies Live Score on OTT, TV

From Yashasvi Jaiswal's debut to India's bowling combination, here's all you need to know about the first #WIvIND Test in Dominica.

#Jaiswal

IND vs WI 1st Test 2023 Live Streaming & Preview: How, When and Where to Watch Cricket Live Score Online, TV

<h2>India will kickstart the new World Test Championship cycle with a 2-Test series against the West Indies, starting on July 12.</h2>

IND vs WI 1st Test 2023 Live Streaming: After a month-long break, the Indian men's cricket team is set to resume bilateral cricket ties with the first Test of the two-match series against West Indies.
This marks the beginning of India's campaign in the 2023-25 cycle of the ICC World Test Championship (WTC) following their disappointment in the WTC Final against Australia.
The new Test championship cycle poses a tougher challenge for India, especially with the absence of the injured Jasprit Bumrah. Even Mohammed Shami has been rested for this assignment in the Caribbean. And in their absence, the Indian bowling attack may lack the same potency that has made them a formidable force in recent times.
Led by Mohammed Siraj and supported by Shardul Thakur, the five-man bowling attack will face a stern test against the West Indies.
While Jadeja and Ashwin are certain selections, the final spot in the bowling lineup remains a decision between Mukesh Kumar, Jaydev Unadkat, and Navdeep Saini for the first Test. All eyes though will be on Yashasvi Jaiswal, who will make his much-anticipated debut in the two-Test series against a West Indies team looking for redemption after an early exit from the World Cup Qualifiers.&nbsp; The inclusion of Ishan Kishan in the playing XI is another point of interest, but KS Bharat could once again get the nod ahead of the left-handed.
<h3>IND vs WI 1st Test Live Streaming Details</h3>
For those wondering about the live streaming details of the IND vs WI match, here's all the information you need to watch the series.
<h3>India and West Indies Squads:&nbsp;</h3>
India Team
Rohit Sharma (Captain), Shubman Gill, Ruturaj Gaikwad, Virat Kohli, Yashasvi Jaiswal, Ajinkya Rahane (vice-captain), KS Bharat (wicket-keeper), Ishan Kishan (wicket-keeper), Ravichandran Ashwin, Ravindra Jadeja, Shardul Thakur, Axar Patel, Mohd. Siraj, Mukesh Kumar, Jaydev Unadkat, Navdeep Saini.
West Indies Team
Kraigg Brathwaite (C), Jermaine Blackwood (VC), Joshua Da Silva (WK), Alick Athanaze, Rahkeem Cornwall, Shannon Gabriel, Jason Holder, Alzarri Joseph, Raymon Reifer, Kemar Roach, Tagenarine Chanderpaul, Kirk McKenzie, Jomel Warrican.
When is the 1st India vs West Indies Test?
The first India vs West Indies Test will be played from July 12-16.
Where is the 1st India vs West Indies Test taking place?
First India vs West Indies Test will be played at Windsor Park in Roseau, Dominica.
What time will 1st India vs West Indies Test start?
The toss will take place at 7 pm IST while the first ball will be bowled half an hour later at 7:30 pm IST.
Where to watch 1st India vs West Indies Test on Television?
Fans in India can watch the IND vs WI Live Telecast on TV only on DD Sports. However, this broadcast will only be available exclusively on Free Cable Networks and not on DTH connections.
Is 1st India vs West Indies Test available For Live Streaming?
India vs West Indies series will be available on FanCode as well as on JioCinema, with the latter streaming the match for free.&nbsp;
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In the video, the likes of Virat Kohli, Shubman Gill, Ajinkya Rahane & R Ashwin among others participated in a unique catching session that involved a colourful, three-sided training aid.

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Ahead of the first #INDvWI test, Indian players participated in a unique catching exercise.

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<h2>In the video, the likes of Virat Kohli, Shubman Gill, Ajinkya Rahane &amp; R Ashwin among others participated in a unique catching session that involved a colourful, three-sided training aid.</h2>

Ahead of India's first Test against the West Indies, the Indian players participated in a unique fielding drill to enhance their skills.
In a video shared by BCCI, the likes of Virat Kohli, Shubman Gill, Ajinkya Rahane &amp; R Ashwin among others were captured having fun while working on their reflexes.
In this drill, a three-sided training aid was thrown into the air by a player who called out a specific colour - red, white, or blue - indicating the side his teammate, the catcher, should grab.
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">
That's one colourful fielding drill 😃👌<a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/TeamIndia?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#TeamIndia</a> sharpen their reflexes ahead of the first Test against West Indies 😎<a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/WIvIND?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#WIvIND</a> <a href="https://t.co/FUtRjyLViI">pic.twitter.com/FUtRjyLViI</a>
&mdash; BCCI (@BCCI) <a href="https://twitter.com/BCCI/status/1678368869134761985?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">July 10, 2023</a></blockquote>
The drill was aimed at improving hand-eye coordination as the catcher was required to grab the correct colour.
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