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Shubman Gill embarks on his journey as India's Test captain, hailed by Jos Buttler, as he balances leadership with his batting role, while young talents emerge in IPL.

Shubman Gill New Era for India in Test Cricket

As Shubman Gill steps into Virat Kohli's shoes as India's new Test captain, he's hailed for his leadership qualities by Jos Buttler. Gill's challenge lies in balancing captaincy with batting at No. 4, while the IPL showcases emerging talents like Vaibhav Suryavanshi.

Shubman Gill takes the helm as India's new Test captain amidst high expectations, balancing leadership with batting prowess, as young talents redefine cricket landscapes.

India's new Test captain Shubman Gill is a mix of his predecessors Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli but he will be "very much his own man" in the middle when he leads the national side in the eagerly-awaited five-Test series against England starting on Friday, feels Jos Buttler.
Buttler, the former England limited-overs captain who played under Gill in this year's IPL, said the 25-year-old will need to find a balance between his captaincy role and his own batting.
"He's a really impressive player and an impressive young man," Buttler said on his podcast 'For The Love of Cricket' alongside former England pacer Stuart Broad.
"He's pretty calm and measured when he speaks, but (it's) interesting, I feel like on the field he's got a bit of fight about him; a bit of intensity, quite passionate. I think he'll be a mix of Kohli and Rohit.
"Kohli (was) that sort of real aggressive (character), really transformed the Indian team, in your face, up for the contest. Rohit was a bit on the other side, a bit more laid back, very cool, calm, collected customer, but with that sort of fight," he added.
Buttler expects Gill to "be a bit in the middle".
"He's obviously learned from those two guys&hellip; but he'll be very much his own man." Buttler said the job of captaining India in Test cricket is like being a "third or fourth-most influential people" in the country "He talked about compartmentalising batting and captaining; so when he's batting he just wants to be a batter, and then he will try and work on his captaincy and try and separate the two roles," he said.
"I don't think we can quite understand the level of interest and the stardom that these guys have. You see it around the IPL, you're aware of it, but actually living that yourself... I think they say the Indian Test captain is like the third or fourth-most influential person in India, behind the Prime Minister, so you really are put up on that pedestal.
"(There are a) one-and-half billion people, all cricket-mad, so it's going to be a huge job for him. Kohli is the king, Shubman is the prince: that's the narrative that they spin out there, and I feel that he's the coming man...Stepping into that No. 4, it's big shoes, isn't it?" "IPL teams as good as international teams" =========================== Buttler said the level of competitiveness in IPL, given its unique window, makes some of the teams in the competition as good as international teams.
"I would say some teams would compete well, they are just as good as international teams. I think (a) Mumbai Indians XI had nine or 10 players who had played international cricket and they are just not any odd internationals either.
"Obviously, the window the IPL has, there is no competition from international cricket, it has got its own designated window. All the best players in the world are available, all the local Indian talent where the depth is just growing and growing and growing," he said.
"Suryavanshi's ton was inspiring and deflating" ============================== Buttler said 14-year-old Vaibhav Suryavanshi's 38-ball 101 for Rajasthan Royals against Gujarat Titans, which was the second-fastest IPL ton and fastest for any Indian in T20 cricket, was both "inspiring and deflating".
"This guy is (about) 20 years younger than me, and he is just smashing us all around the park. Absolutely (sent) shockwaves throughout the cricket world," he said.
"...the first ball, he gave himself a bit of room and smacked it over wide long on for a six... that fearlessness. I love these guys out there; there are so many brilliant players. They almost want to make a statement as in 'look at me'." Buttler also recalled Suryavanshi&rsquo;s knock of 57 against Chennai Super Kings and said, "I'm like 'this guy is the best player I have ever seen," he said.

Wicketkeeper Paine captained Australia in 23 tests between early 2018 and 2021, playing 35 tests overall.

Former Australia Test cricket captain Tim Paine retires

Former Australia test cricket captain Tim Paine who made his debut against Pakistan at Lord's in 2010 has retired from cricket 

Wicketkeeper Paine captained Australia in 23 tests between early 2018 and 2021, playing 35 tests overall.

Former Australia test cricket captain Tim Paine has announced his retirement following the conclusion of Tasmania's Sheffield Shield first-class match against Queensland on Friday.
Wicketkeeper Paine captained Australia in 23 tests between early 2018 and 2021, playing 35 tests overall. Paine stood down from the captaincy in late 2021 after it was revealed he had sent explicit text messages to a former Cricket Tasmania employee.
Paine, who made his debut against Pakistan at Lord's in 2010, averaged 32.63 in test matches with a top score of 92 and made 157 dismissals behind the stumps. He also played 35 one-day internationals for Australia.
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"Not here to emulate anyone, but learned from everyone," that's what India's newest Test Captain Jasprit Bumrah said when asked about whether he's learned anything from the likes of MS Dhoni, Virat Kohli & Rohit Sharma.
Bumrah is India's 36th Test captain! While his name was doing the rounds ever since Rohit Sharma tested positive for Covid, the BCCI only announced his name as captain in a tweet on Thursday evening.
He also becomes the first Indian fast bowler after legendary skipper Kapil Dev to lead Team India, 35 years after the Haryana Hurricane last captained the side.
Speaking on the eve of the all-important Edgbaston Test, Bumrah said, "This is a huge achievement, a huge honour. Playing Test match for the country was my dream and getting this opportunity is the biggest achievement of my career."
While England look like a completely different side from last year, having whitewashed New Zealand 3-0 recently, Jasprit Bumrah is unfazed by the challenge that lies ahead.
"Our focus is on our strengths. England have played well, but we are not concentrating on them. We want to execute our plans to the best of our ability."
When asked about his inexperience as captain, Bumrah quipped: "I have spoken to MS Dhoni, he told me that he captained India straight away, he had never captained anywhere else and he is one of the most successful captains. I am just focusing on how to help the team and not on what I have done before."
While it's true that Bumrah has been thrown into the deep end with his new role as captain, it remains to be seen whether he can survive and thrive. A true test of character awaits!
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Jasprit Bumrah feels that becoming Test captain is one of the best achievements of his career!
 
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India Vs England: "Biggest achievement of my career" - Jasprit Bumrah on becoming India captain

Bumrah becomes the first Indian fast bowler after legendary skipper Kapil Dev to lead Team India, 35 years after the Haryana Hurricane last captained the side

"Not here to emulate anyone, but learned from everyone," that's what India's newest Test Captain Jasprit Bumrah said when asked about whether he's learned anything from the likes of MS Dhoni, Virat Kohli &amp; Rohit Sharma.
Bumrah is India's 36th Test captain! While his name was doing the rounds ever since Rohit Sharma tested positive for Covid, the BCCI only announced his name as captain in a tweet on Thursday evening.
He also becomes the first Indian fast bowler after legendary skipper Kapil Dev to lead Team India, 35 years after the Haryana Hurricane last captained the side.
Speaking on the eve of the all-important Edgbaston Test, Bumrah said, "This is a huge achievement, a huge honour. Playing Test match for the country was my dream and getting this opportunity is the biggest achievement of my career."
While England look like a completely different side from last year, having whitewashed New Zealand 3-0 recently, Jasprit Bumrah is unfazed by the challenge that lies ahead.
"Our focus is on our strengths. England have played well, but we are not concentrating on them. We want to execute our plans to the best of our ability."
When asked about his inexperience as captain, Bumrah quipped: "I have spoken to MS Dhoni, he told me that he captained India straight away, he had never captained anywhere else and he is one of the most successful captains. I am just focusing on how to help the team and not on what I have done before."
While it's true that Bumrah has been thrown into the deep end with his new role as captain, it remains to be seen whether he can survive and thrive. A true test of character awaits!
Also read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/india-vs-england-5th-test-preview-playing-xi-prediction-live-toss-time-live-streaming-details-1656517950836" target="_blank">India vs England 5th Test Preview: Jasprit Bumrah-led India chase history against Ben Stokes &amp; Co.</a>

England cricketer James Anderson, who will return to action in the rescheduled 5th Test against India said that he was disappointed to miss the series against New Zealand and he will keep his finger crossed when he will be on the field this week.
India is 2-1 up against the hosts in 5 match Test series. The final Test couldn't take place last year due to a Covid outbreak in the Indian camp and will now be played from July 1-5 in Birmingham.
In an interview with Sky Sports, Anderson said that he hates to miss games and after the game at Headingley, feeling around the group is so good that he wants to be around it as much as possible.
In England, Anderson has taken 99 wickets against India in 21 matches and 15 wickets from 4 Tests in the ongoing series. Considering his impressive stats, the English bowler will be a major hurdle for team India in the 5th Test. 
Talking about England's 3-0 Tests win over the Black Caps under new Test captain Ben Stokes and new coach Brendon McCullum, the 39-year-old Englishman said that they will not just settle for those performances, they’ll want even better performances, even more positive cricket. 
Also read: England make bold statement ahead of the India Test, clean sweep New Zealand

England want better performances & positive cricket with new coach and captain, says James Anderson

With the rivalry between Virat Kohli & James Anderson set to resume, the veteran pacer heaped praise on Kohli, calling him one of the best players in the world.

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India Vs England: Fast bowler James Anderson can't wait to play for 'fearless' Three Lions

James Anderson missed the last Test of the 3-0 series win against New Zealand due to concerns over his left ankle.

England cricketer James Anderson, who missed the last Test against New Zealand due to an ankle issue, is now fit and raring to go against Team India.
The veteran pacer said he was disappointed to miss the final game against the Kiwis. Anderson also said that he hates missing matches and after the game at Headingley, the feeling around the whole group is so good that he wants to be around as much as possible. In England, Anderson has taken 99 wickets against India in 21 matches and has 15 wickets in 4 Tests in the ongoing series. Considering his impressive stats, the English bowler will once be a major hurdle for Team India in the rearranged Test. Talking about the renewal of his rivalry with former Captain Virat Kohli, the veteran pacer said he's looking forward to his battle against the Indian superstar. He also called Kohli 'one of the best' batters in the world. The 39-year-old Englishman is also excited by the new England and their fearless approach. He added how he's enjoying the positive cricket they've been playing under new coach Brendon McCullum and new captain Ben Stokes. India are 2-1 up against the hosts in 5 match Test series. The final Test couldn't take place last year due to a Covid outbreak in the Indian camp and will now be played from July 1-5 in Birmingham.
Also read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/india-vs-england-biggest-achievement-of-my-career-jasprit-bumrah-on-becoming-india-captain-1656647201424" target="_blank">India Vs England: 'Biggest achievement of my career' - Jasprit Bumrah on becoming India captain</a>

In a severe blow for New Zealand, skipper Kane Williamson will miss the second Test match against England in Nottingham on Friday after testing positive for Covid-19.
Williamson experienced minor symptoms and undertook the Rapid Antigen Test (RAT) before being found to be positive for Covid-19. The 31-year old Kiwi will now begin a 5-days of isolation.
The other players in the team have returned negative tests.
Tom Latham has been named to lead the team in Williamson's absence while Hamish Rutherford, who is already in England playing for Leicestershire Foxes will join the squad as Williamson’s replacement.
Notably, New Zealand lost the first match of the 3 matches Test series against England and will play their second Test from June 10-14.
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Kane Williamson ruled out of 2nd Test vs England after testing Covid-19 positive

Big blow for New Zealand! Skipper Kane Williamson ruled out of 2nd Test vs England

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Tom Latham&nbsp;will lead the&nbsp;team in Williamson's absence while&nbsp;Hamish Rutherford joined the squad as Williamson&rsquo;s replacement

In a severe blow for New Zealand,&nbsp;skipper Kane Williamson will miss the second Test match against England after&nbsp;testing positive for Covid-19.
Williamson experienced minor symptoms and undertook the Rapid Antigen Test (RAT) before being found to be positive for Covid-19. The 31-year old Kiwi has now gone into 5-day isolation.&nbsp;The other members of the team have returned negative tests.
Tom Latham&nbsp;will lead the&nbsp;team in Williamson's absence while&nbsp;Hamish Rutherford, who is already in England playing county cricket joins the squad as Williamson&rsquo;s replacement.
Notably, New Zealand&nbsp;lost the first match of the 3 matches Test series&nbsp;against England.&nbsp;
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England and Wales Cricket Board appointed all-rounder Ben Stokes as the new England Test captain on Thursday.
Stokes will be England's 81st Test captain.
The all-rounder replaced Joe Root, who resigned as England Test captain after his team won only one of their last 17 Test matches.
Stokes has led the England Test team for only one match previously when Joe Root was on paternity leave in 2020.
Stokes' appointment is the first big decision made by Rob Key, who is the new managing director of men's cricket in England.

England board appoints all rounder Ben Stokes as new Test captain

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England and Wales Cricket Board appointed all-rounder Ben Stokes as the new England Test captain on Thursday.
Stokes will be England's 81st Test captain.
The all-rounder replaced Joe Root, who resigned as England Test captain after his team won only one of their last 17 Test matches.
Stokes has led the England Test team for only one match previously when Joe Root was on paternity leave in 2020.
Stokes' appointment is the first big decision made by Rob Key, who is the new managing director of men's cricket in England.

After the sudden resignation of Joe Root as England Test captain, the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) named Root's replacement for the top job

England and Wales Cricket Board appointed all-rounder Ben Stokes as the new England Test captain on Thursday.
Stokes will be England's 81st Test captain.
The all-rounder replaced <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/joe-root-resigns-as-england-s-test-captain-1650019895380" target="_blank">Joe Root, who resigned as England Test captain</a> after his team won only one of their last 17 Test matches.
Stokes has led the England Test team for only one match previously when Joe Root was on paternity leave in 2020.
Stokes' appointment is the first big decision made by Rob Key, who is the new managing director of men's cricket in England.

Australian cricket team arrived in Pakistan's Islamabad on Sunday for their first tour of the country in 24 years.
Australia is scheduled to play three Tests and as many ODIs, along with a lone T20 International game.
Test matches will be played in Rawalpindi, Karachi and Lahore while the white-ball matches will be hosted by Rawalpindi.
Pat Cummins led side will start their tour with the Test series and the first Test will kick-start on March 4.
Notably, England and New Zealand had pulled out of their Pakistan tour a few months back. However, Pakistan hosted South Africa for two-match Test series and three T20Is in January 2021.

Australian cricket team arrive in Pakistan for their first full-fledged tour since 1998

Australia's previous full tour to Pakistan was under the captaincy of Mark Taylor in 1998

Australian cricket team arrived in Pakistan's Islamabad on Sunday for their first tour of the country in 24 years.
Australia is scheduled to play three Tests and as many ODIs, along with a lone T20 International game.
Test matches will be played in Rawalpindi, Karachi and Lahore while the white-ball matches will be hosted by Rawalpindi.
Pat Cummins led side will start their tour with the Test series and the first Test will kick-start on March 4.
Notably, England and New Zealand had pulled out of their Pakistan tour a few months back. However, Pakistan hosted South Africa for two-match Test series and three T20Is in January 2021.

Australian cricket team arrived in Pakistan's Islamabad on Sunday for their first tour of the country in 24 years

Australian cricket team arrived in Pakistan's Islamabad on Sunday for their first tour of the country in 24 years.
Australia is scheduled to play three Tests and as many ODIs, along with a lone T20 International game.
Test matches will be played in Rawalpindi, Karachi and Lahore while the white-ball matches will be hosted by Rawalpindi.
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Pat Cummins led side will start their tour with the Test series and the first Test will kick-start on March 4.
Notably, England and New Zealand had pulled out of their Pakistan tour a few months back. However, Pakistan hosted South Africa for two-match Test series and three T20Is in January 2021.

As Virat Kohli's reign as Indian Test captain came to an end, his current teammates reacted to their leader's exit through social media posts.
Current India white-ball captain Rohit Sharma seemed to be 'shocked' by Kohli's decision while Ishant Sharma thanked his Delhi teammate for the wonderful memories.
Ajinkya Rahane, who has been Kohli's deputy for most of his tenure, also thanked him for 'lots of special memories.'
KL Rahul wrote in a tweet that Kohli was a leader in every sense.
While R Ashwin wrote that Kohli's legacy as a captain will be remembered for the benchmarks he has set.
Also read: 'You can go with your head held high': Ravi Shastri praises Virat Kohli's Test captaincy era

Rohit to Bumrah: Virat Kohli's current teammates react to their leader's exit from Test captaincy

Current India white-ball captain Rohit Sharma seemed to be 'shocked' by Kohli's decision while Ajinkya Rahane, who has been Kohli's deputy for most of his tenure, thanked him for 'lots of special memories.'

As Virat Kohli's reign as Indian Test captain came to an end, his current teammates reacted to their leader's exit through social media posts.
Current India white-ball captain Rohit Sharma seemed to be 'shocked' by Kohli's decision.
Ishant Sharma thanked his Delhi teammate for the wonderful memories while India wicket-keeper batter Rishabh Pant said that Kohli has been his inspiration for him.
Ajinkya Rahane, who has been Kohli's deputy for most of his tenure, also thanked him for 'lots of special memories.'
KL Rahul wrote in a tweet that Kohli was a leader in every sense.
While R Ashwin wrote that Kohli's legacy as a captain will be remembered for the benchmarks he has set.

As Virat Kohli's reign as Indian Test captain came to an end, his current teammates reacted to their leader's exit through social media posts

As Virat Kohli's reign as Indian Test captain came to an end, his current teammates reacted to their leader's exit through social media posts.
Current India white-ball captain Rohit Sharma seemed to be 'shocked' by Kohli's decision.
Ishant Sharma thanked his Delhi teammate for the wonderful memories while India wicket-keeper batter Rishabh Pant said that Kohli has been his inspiration for him.
Ajinkya Rahane, who has been Kohli's deputy for most of his tenure, also thanked him for 'lots of special memories.'
KL Rahul wrote in a tweet that Kohli was a leader in every sense.
While R Ashwin wrote that Kohli's legacy as a captain will be remembered for the benchmarks he has set.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/you-can-go-with-your-head-held-high-ravi-shastri-praises-virat-kohli-s-test-captaincy-era-1642323966080" target="_blank">'You can go with your head held high': Ravi Shastri praises Virat Kohli's Test captaincy era</a>

After Virat Kohli stepped down as Test captain, India former head coach Ravi Shastri sent a heart-warming message to Delhi cricketer on social media and said that it is a sad day for him personally as the current white-ball team was built by them.
In a tweet, Shastri praised Kohli and wrote "you can go with your head held high."
Also read: Sourav Ganguly responds to Virat Kohli's decision to step down from Test captaincy
He further added that the 33-year-old batter was India's most aggressive and successful captain, and few have achieved what Kohli did as captain.
Notably, the Kohli-Shastri duo transformed the white-ball side and made them the best traveling side in Test cricket. During the Kohli-Shastri era, India never lost a Test series at home and won two-Test series in Australia.

'You can go with your head held high': Ravi Shastri praises Virat Kohli's Test captaincy era

The Kohli-Shastri combo transformed India's red-ball side and made them the best traveling side in Test cricket. During the Kohli-Shastri era, India never lost a Test series at home and won two-Test series in Australia.

After Virat Kohli stepped down as Test captain, India former head coach Ravi Shastri sent a heart-warming message to Delhi cricketer on social media and said that it is a sad day for him personally as the current team was built by them.
In a tweet, Shastri praised Kohli and wrote "you can go with your head held high."
He further added that the 33-year-old batter was India's most aggressive and successful captain, and few have achieved what Kohli did as captain.
Notably, the Kohli-Shastri duo transformed the red-ball side and made them the best traveling side in Test cricket. During the Kohli-Shastri era, India never lost a Test series at home and won two-Test series in Australia.

After Virat Kohli stepped down as Test captain, India former head coach Ravi Shastri sent a heart-warming message to Delhi cricketer on social media

After Virat Kohli stepped down as Test captain, India former head coach Ravi Shastri sent a heart-warming message to Delhi cricketer on social media and said that it is a sad day for him personally as the current team was built by them.
In a tweet, Shastri praised Kohli and wrote "you can go with your head held high."
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/sourav-ganguly-responds-to-virat-kohli-s-decision-to-step-down-from-test-captaincy-1642306434222" target="_blank">Sourav Ganguly responds to Virat Kohli's decision to step down from Test captaincy</a>
He further added that the 33-year-old batter was India's most aggressive and successful captain, and few have achieved what Kohli did as captain.
Notably, the Kohli-Shastri duo transformed the red-ball side and made them the best traveling side in Test cricket. During the Kohli-Shastri era, India never lost a Test series at home and won two-Test series in Australia.

After Virat Kohli's relinquished the Test captaincy duties, BCCI president Sourav Ganguly responded to the latest development and termed Kohli's decision as a personal one that the board respects immensely.
In a tweet, Ganguly praised Kohli and said that the Indian cricket team made rapid strides under the leadership of Virat.
The BCCI president extended his wishes to the Delhi boy and added that Kohli will remain an important part of the Indian Team.
Earlier, the 33-year-old Indian batter shocked the cricketing world by stepping down from India's Test captaincy on Saturday evening, a day after India failed to win their elusive Test series in South Africa.
Also read: Team India's 5 moments of sheer brilliance in Test cricket under Virat Kohli

Sourav Ganguly responds to Virat Kohli's decision to step down from Test captaincy

The BCCI president extended his wishes to the cricketer and added that Kohli will remain an important part of the Indian Team.

After Virat Kohli relinquished the Test captaincy duties, BCCI president Sourav Ganguly responded to the latest development and termed Kohli's decision as a personal one &amp; the one which the board respects immensely.
In a tweet, Ganguly praised Kohli and said that the Indian cricket team made rapid strides under the leadership of Virat.
 The BCCI president extended his wishes to the Delhi cricketer and added that Kohli will remain an important part of the Indian Team.
 Earlier, the 33-year-old Indian batter shocked the cricketing world by stepping down from India's Test captaincy on Saturday evening, a day after India failed to win their elusive Test series in South Africa.

After Virat Kohli's relinquished the Test captaincy duties, BCCI president Sourav Ganguly responded to the latest development

After Virat Kohli relinquished the Test captaincy duties, BCCI president Sourav Ganguly responded to the latest development and termed Kohli's decision as a personal one &amp; the one which the board respects immensely.
In a tweet, Ganguly praised Kohli and said that the Indian cricket team made rapid strides under the leadership of Virat.
 The BCCI president extended his wishes to the Delhi cricketer and added that Kohli will remain an important part of the Indian Team.
 Earlier, the 33-year-old Indian batter shocked the cricketing world by stepping down from India's Test captaincy on Saturday evening, a day after India failed to win their elusive Test series in South Africa.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/team-india-s-5-moments-of-sheer-brilliance-in-test-cricket-under-virat-kohli-1642261424806" target="_blank">Team India's 5 moments of sheer brilliance in Test cricket under Virat Kohli</a>

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