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England's Ben Stokes believes India's cricket team poses a strong challenge despite key player absences. He recognizes India's deep talent pool and highlights threat from Jasprit Bumrah. Ollie Pope and Chris Woakes are key to England's strategy in the upcoming Test series.

Ben Stokes says India still a threat

England's Ben Stokes dismisses concerns about India's weakened lineup, emphasizing their vast talent pool. Despite Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma, and R Ashwin's absences, Stokes acknowledges threats such as Jasprit Bumrah, Ollie Pope's key role, and Chris Woakes leading England's attack.

England's Ben Stokes insists India's team remains strong despite key absences. He focuses on India's talent pool and Jasprit Bumrah's threat. Ollie Pope stays at No. 3, while Chris Woakes leads England's bowling. Series against India starts Friday.

England skipper Ben Stokes on Thursday said they don't think the absence of Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma and R Ashwin makes India any lesser side as its "ginormous" talent pool is enough to fill the void. An under-transition India is set to take on Bazball-powered England when the first of the five Tests for the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy gets underway here on Friday.
The match will be the first assignment for the Shubman-Gill led side since Test retirements of Kohli, Rohit and Ashwin.
"There's been a lot said about no Rohit, no Virat and no Ashwin, that doesn't mean that we think it's going to be any easier than what it ever is against India. The pool of talent that Indian cricket has is just ginormous," Stokes told the media during the pre-match press conference. "Although Virat, Rohit and Ashwin have done amazing things for their country on the field, that doesn't mean that whoever comes in to replace those individuals are going to be any less hard to bowl at or bat against, just because of how big the pool of talent is in India.
"We've spent a lot of time out at the IPL, so I know that there's a lot of it. Obviously, three massive names, three people who have done wonderful things for their country, but it is not going to be any easier for us because of those three big names out there," Stokes added.
Stokes acknowledged Jasprit Bumrah will be a threat to the English batting line-up but added that his side won't be focused entirely on handling the Indian ace.
"Bumrah leading their attack, he's a fantastic bowler but there (are) 11 players on the team, and it takes a team to win a game of cricket," he said when asked if the focus of the fans will be on Bumrah given Kohli and Rohit are not a part of the touring party.
"But we know Bumrah is an amazing bowler all around the world. His record shows that, wherever he goes, he does well. We know Bumrah is going to be a threat, but we know that every other bowler that India has is also going to be a threat.
"Focusing on one individual over another isn't what we're going to be doing, but obviously, you pay respect to your opposition, and Jasprit Bumrah certainly is a fantastic bowler," he added.
Stokes said it was not tough for him to pick Ollie Pope for No. 3 spot over Jacob Bethell, given the England vice-captain scored 171 in his last Test.
"It would be remarkable to choose someone else if his last knock wasn't 170. That's pretty much all I need to say on that," he said.
"Scoring 170 definitely doesn't do anyone any harm. But I said this when I spoke about before the Zimbabwe Test, having him at No. 3 since I've been captain over a three-year period, averaging over 40s, speaks for itself," Stokes added.
Stokes termed comeback all-rounder Chris Woakes as the "leader" of the England attack and highlighted that they haven't lost a Test with the latter in the side.
"Since me and Baz (head coach Brendon McCullum) have been captain and coach, I don't think we've actually lost a game with Woaksey in the team," he said.
"That just proves how much of a valuable cricketer he is to any team that he turns out for. (With) him being the leader of the attack, he's going to thrive off that responsibility. He's a quality cricketer, the relentlessness that he has with the ball, whether that be new ball or old ball, and then having his ability with a back down on breaks, obviously, that's important."

Leeds hosts the much-awaited Test between England and India. With England's Bazball strategy meeting India's new lineup on a dynamic pitch, this match promises excitement for cricket fans.

England vs India Test Leeds Excitement Builds

Leeds is set for an exhilarating Test match between England and India at Headingley. The dry weather and unique pitch conditions will create intense competition, highlighting England's 'Bazball' tactics against India's rejuvenated batting line-up.

England's 'Bazball' might meet its match against India's revitalized lineup on a fast bowler-friendly pitch turning batsman-friendly, promising an exciting contest between the two cricket giants.

The unusually dry weather here, combined with England's aggressive style of play, has increased expectations of a "good surface" for the opening Test against India beginning on Friday, Leeds head of grounds Richard Robinson has said.
Leeds usually hosts a Test in the middle of a series but staging of the opening game has attracted a lot more attention.
"They (England) just want to have a good surface so it's true, really, so we can hit through the line of the ball. That's really what they're looking for," Richard Robsinon, head of grounds at Leeds, was quoted as saying by 'ESPNCricinfo'.
Robinson expects the pitch to aid the fast bowlers on the opening day before flattening out due to the expected heat.
A batting surface would not only suit England's Bazball, it would also bring the inexperienced Indian batting line-up much more into the contest.
Following the retirement of Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli, K L Rahul will be the senior-most in the Indian side led by Shubman Gill, who will have a point to prove considering his ordinary record in SENA (South Africa, England, New Zealand and Australia) countries.
The line-up also includes Yashasvi Jaiswal, who is on his maiden tour of England with the senior team, and Karun Nair, who last played a Test in 2017.
While India arrived here on Monday, England had a training session at Headingley where the surface remained covered during the day.
India have not played here a lot over the last two decades.
They suffered an innings defeat in 2021 and in their previous outing in 2002, they registered a famous victory.

Shubman Gill leads India in a Test series against England, focusing on improving his overseas batting record. Veteran advice and strategic coaching will shape India's performance.

Shubman Gill Faces Leadership Test Against England

Shubman Gill steps into his first series as India's Test captain against England, aiming to improve his batting record overseas. With seasoned players absent, this is a pivotal moment for Gill and the Indian cricket team as they face a challenging English series.

Shubman Gill, stepping in as India's Test captain, faces a leadership test against England. With key players absent, guidance focuses on his batting in challenging overseas conditions.

Former India cricketer Dinesh Karthik believes Shubman Gill is yet to grasp the full weight of responsibility that comes with leading the Indian Test side and has urged the young skipper to focus on his batting to gain respect within the dressing room.
India, entering a new era in Test cricket without stalwarts Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli and R Ashwin, will begin a five-match series in England under the leadership of 25-year-old Gill, his first assignment as captain in the longest format.
"First bit of information I want to give Shubman Gill is to put your captaincy hat on only while fielding. Focus on your batting.
"It is imperative for Gill to score to have respect in that dressing room. In SENA countries, as an Indian batter, his average is not something he is going to be proud of," Karthik said on the Sky Sports Cricket Podcast.
Gill, who has played 32 Tests, has struggled to convert starts in overseas conditions, particularly in SENA countries.
In cricket, SENA refers to South Africa, England, New Zealand, and Australia.
India last won a Test series in England in 2007 and Gill faces a formidable challenge in attempting to repeat that feat as a first-time captain.
"I don't think he has realised the enormity of what it means to be a Test captain for India as of now. He is walking into a lion's den. Coming to England as a cricketing nation is not easy," said Karthik who interviewed Gill recently.
"Luckily for Shubman Gill, the England bowling attack is very vulnerable. That is the only positive I see. England's batting will put India under pressure, but the bowling is an area that is still work under progress for England and that could play into India's hands." Karthik believes Gautam Gambhir's tactical acumen as a coach is top-notch but feels his aggressive approach might need fine-tuning in a coaching role.
Karthik has shared both dressing rooms and leadership spaces with Gambhir -- first as an India teammate and later under his mentorship at Kolkata Knight Riders.
"Tactically, Gauti (Gambhir) is a very good coach. Man management is the area that I am sure he would be looking at. But one thing about him is that he is looking out for his players which is massive." However, Karthik noted that Gambhir's intensity, which served him well as a captain, might not always translate smoothly to coaching.
"What I feel at times is that the way he is aggressive as a captain, you can't be as a coach. You are managing different individuals. Once you let them out in the park, you trust them to do the job. That is the challenge," Karthik said.

Hayden sees India's potential wins in northern Tests, while Steyn predicts a competitive 3-2 series win for England, amid India’s transitional phase.

India vs England Test Series Legends Predict Outcome

Cricket icons Hayden and Steyn diverge on India vs. England Test series predictions, with Hayden optimistic for India and Steyn favoring a close England win.

Cricket legends Hayden and Steyn diverge in predictions for the India vs. England Test series. Hayden believes India could win crucial northern Tests, while Steyn foresees England securing a 3-2 victory.

Former Australia opener Matthew Hayden believes India will have a strong chance of winning the upcoming Test series against England if they can clinch the games in Leeds and Manchester, but South African pace great Dale Steyn has backed the hosts to triumph 3-2 in the five-match contest.
India and England kick off their new World Test Championship cycle with the five-match series, starting with the first game in Leeds on Friday. Manchester will host the fourth Test from July 23.
"I don't think England bowlers are that good, they have got a number of injuries and a number of retirees as well, that will be the challenge," Hayden said on 'JioHotstar'.
"The northern Test matches when it's zipping around that will be key, win that one and it could well be a series that goes India's way," he added.
Since India's last red ball tour of England, the hosts' two most experienced bowlers -- James Anderson and Stuart Broad -- have bid adieu to international cricket.
Additionally, England's bowling arsenal is also considerably depleted, with speedster Mark Wood ruled out of at least the first three Tests due to injury.
Fellow quick Jofra Archer will also miss the opening game, and Gus Atkinson is continuing to recover from a hamstring strain.
India, meanwhile, will take the field under new captain Shubman Gill, ushering in a fresh era following the retirements of stalwarts Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli, and R Ashwin.
With a youthful batting line-up and limited red-ball exposure in recent months, the visitors will face a stern challenge.
Steyn didn't write India off but backed England to claim the trophy.
"It is a pretty young team. Probably going to say that England are going to win the series but it's not going to come without a fight. I feel like there are going to be one or two Tests that India will take themselves." "All games will be close. But every game will have a result. I think it will be 3-2 in favour of England. But even that will be incredibly difficult." Former India cricketers Deep Dasgupta and Sanjay Manjrekar also backed England to clinch the rechristened Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy, but agreed the series would be a closely fought affair.
"It is a young team , it has a young captain. The team is going through a transition so that will give England a slight advantage and they have the home advantage as well but it (the series) will be very close. I'd say 3-2 in favour of England," Dasgupta said.
Manjrekar echoed the sentiment: "I think England have an edge. They are playing at home and the Indian team is going through a transitional phase so I think England might just pull this off."

India gears up for Test series against England with a focus on cohesiveness and adapting to English conditions, under coach Morkel’s guidance.

India vs England Test Series Preview Challenges Ahead

India faces England in a Test series, emphasizing cohesion and adaptability in English conditions. The squad, led by Shubman Gill and coached by Morkel, focuses on maintaining consistency.

India kicks off their Test series against England, focusing on cohesion and adapting to English conditions. Morkel and new captain Gill lead the team, with a warm-up game refining strategies.

Consistency will be key in English conditions, according to India bowling coach Morne Morkel, who admitted to being "a little bit nervous" about the squad's lack of red-ball time ahead of the Test series against England, starting June 20.
India kick off their new World Test Championship cycle with the five-match away series, under the leadership of newly-appointed captain Shubman Gill.
"I think consistency is crucial in England and there is consistency when we practice, there's consistency off the field, finding your process, what's going to work for you as an individual," Morkel said on the sidelines of India's training session here.
"We've got a great variation, variety in our attack, guys with different skill sets so they can do that and still execute the basics well," he added.
India last played red-ball cricket in early January, during the Sydney Test against Australia. Additionally, several players in the current squad, including Yashasvi Jaiswal and Sai Sudharsan, will be featuring in their maiden Test series on English soil.
"All in all, happy with the start so far. I was a little bit nervous in terms of the lack of red ball we've played but seeing how the guys are moving around and training in the last three days is a pleasing sight." "We have a fantastic group. There's some quality energy and that's what you need. You need to go into a Test series confident and have that team spirit." India will play a four-day intra-squad warm-up game against India A starting here, starting Friday.
Reflecting on the team's practice sessions, the former South African pace great noted that the conditions have largely favoured the fast bowlers so far.
"In the two-day practice so far, the conditions suited the fast bowlers. It was testing for the batters which also in a way helps them to prepare for what's to come," Morkel said.
the South African doesn't think that the Test pitches are going to be as spicy as the once they have experienced so far.
"There's been a lot of good banter between bat and ball but I think it's only because the wickets are a lit bit spicy. As soon as the wickets go flat, the bowlers tend to back off.
"I'm going to tell them not to only talk when the wickets are nipping around but when its flat, that's where we're going to need the character at all times." The first Test begins in Leeds on June 20.

Arshdeep Singh is focusing on red-ball cricket for India's Test series against England. Preparing in Kent, he joins a new squad led by Shubman Gill, aiming to showcase his skills amid talented rising stars.

Arshdeep Singh Gears Up for England Test Series

India's Arshdeep Singh is sharpening his red-ball skills in Kent, anticipating a Test debut against England. The new-look Indian team is without veterans but promises an exciting series with new talent.

Arshdeep Singh is honing his red-ball skills in Kent ahead of India's Test series in England. The squad, led by Shubman Gill and missing veterans like Kohli, includes emerging stars eager to face the English challenge.

India left-arm pacer Arshdeep Singh is delighted to be back in Kent where he had earlier played county cricket as he looks to rediscover his red-ball rhythm ahead of the five-match Test series against England beginning June 20.
The 26-year-old is eyeing his maiden Test appearance after being named in the Indian squad. The team is playing a four-day tour match against India A at the Kent County Cricket Ground at Beckenham from June 13.
Primarily known for his white-ball exploits, Arshdeep, who represented Kent in the County Championship two years ago, had a notable season in the IPL 2025 with Punjab Kings, who finished runners-up.
"As for today&rsquo;s training session, my only motivation was to get a feel for the rhythm -- how the body feels, how the red ball is coming out of the hand -- because all the players have been playing with the white ball for quite a while. So I really enjoyed it," he told BCCI.TV.
"Going forward, as we keep progressing step by step, the intensity will keep increasing, and we&rsquo;ll keep making it more and more difficult for the batters to face the ball." India, without the services of retired Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma, will be led by new skipper Shubman Gill. The team includes a crop of young batters such as Sai Sudharsan and Yashasvi Jaiswal.
Arshdeep said he is enjoying bowling to his team-mates as he sharpens his red-ball skills.
"It was fun bowling to the batters. They looked quite compact, and there was a competitive spirit&mdash;even though we were just working on rhythm, they were fully competing. So that made it even more fun," he said.
"We had to grind properly and try to get them out with a solid plan. Sai has joined the team for the first time, and he looked very compact too. The skipper looked in good touch. I&rsquo;ll try my best to keep improving and get them out more often going ahead." &lsquo;When your attack includes Bumrah, comparison doesn't exist&rsquo; ===================================== Arshdeep said he is focused on enhancing his skills while training alongside pace spearhead Jasprit Bumrah.
"Whenever I hold the ball, I always feel that I am the best. But everyone knows&mdash;when you&rsquo;re in an attack that includes a player named Jasprit Bumrah, then the word 'comparison' doesn&rsquo;t even exist," he said.
"So, the focus is on how we can improve each other&rsquo;s game, each other&rsquo;s skill sets&mdash;and how we can help the team. That&rsquo;s where my focus lies." Reflecting on his earlier stint in Kent, Arshdeep said: "It feels really good to be here. At first, you get that &lsquo;homely&rsquo; feeling, that yes, I&rsquo;ve spent two months here before, so it feels great. I&rsquo;m really looking forward to creating many more memories here.
"It&rsquo;s a small place, very peaceful. Not many people around. If you need peace of mind, this is the best place&mdash;because there&rsquo;s always a cool breeze blowing, a soft warmth from the sun, and when you sip hot chocolate in that setting, it&rsquo;s pure bliss.
"And if you have a sweet tooth, make sure to have some churros with it," said Arshdeep.
The opening Test begins in Leeds on June 20.

England announces squad for the Test series against India with Ben Stokes as captain and Jamie Overton making a return. The series starts on June 20 at Headingley with Overton’s participation pending medical evaluation.

England Announces Squad for India Test Series

The ECB has announced its squad for the Rothesay Test Series against India, kicking off June 20 at Headingley. Ben Stokes resumes captaincy, with Jamie Overton recalled amid injury concerns. The series will conclude on August 4 at Kia Oval. Key players include Shoaib Bashir and Joe Root.

England announces squad for Test series against India. Ben Stokes leads; Jamie Overton recalled with injury concerns. Series starts June 20 at Headingley.

The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has announced a 14-member squad for the opening match of the Rothesay Test Series against India, set to commence on June 20 at Headingley, Leeds.&nbsp;
Ben Stokes will continue his captaincy role, while Jamie Overton has been recalled to the Test team. This marks Overton's potential return to the format following his debut at the same venue against New Zealand in June 2022. However, Overton's participation is uncertain as he remains under medical evaluation after fracturing his right little finger during the opening One-Day International against the West Indies at Edgbaston last week.
In addition to Overton, seam bowler Brydon Carse, batsman Jacob Bethell, and allrounder Chris Woakes have been recalled. These players were part of England's Test squad for their tour of New Zealand in December.&nbsp;
Unfortunately, allrounder Gus Atkinson was not considered for selection due to a hamstring injury sustained during last month&rsquo;s one-off Test against Zimbabwe at Trent Bridge.
England's series against India consists of five Test matches, with the final encounter scheduled for August 4 at the Kia Oval in London.
England squad Ben Stokes (c), Shoaib Bashir, Jacob Bethell, Harry Brook, Brydon Carse, Sam Cook, Zak Crawley, Ben Duckett, Jamie Overton, Ollie Pope, Joe Root, Jamie Smith (wk), Josh Tongue and Chris Woakes.

Fast bowler Gus Atkinson may miss England's first Test against India due to a hamstring strain, complicating their ongoing fast-bowler injury issues.

Gus Atkinson Injury Concerns for England

England's Gus Atkinson may be sidelined for the first Test against India due to injury. With key players out, England faces significant challenges in upcoming matches.

Gus Atkinson, pivotal for England's bowling attack, may miss the first Test against India due to a hamstring injury, amidst other serious fitness challenges for England as they brace to face India's tough cricket squad.

England fast bowler Gus Atkinson is a doubtful starter for the first Test against India starting June 20 at Leeds due to a hamstring injury, according to a report.
India and England will engage in five Test matches over the next couple of months.
"Bowler Gus Atkinson is a doubt for the first Test against India later this month because of a right hamstring strain - adding to England's injury concerns among their seamers," a report in BBC read.
The 27-year-old sustained the injury during the one-off Test against Zimbabwe last month, which ruled him out of the just-concluded ODI series against the West Indies, which England won 3-0.
Atkinson has taken three five-wicket hauls in his 12 Tests and remains a vital cog in England's bowling department.
If Atkinson fails to recover in time, it will be a big blow for England, who are already struggling with injuries to Mark Wood and Olly Stone. To add to it, Jofra Archer's return to Test cricket has also been delayed by a thumb injury.

In an online video, Pannun said India and England teams to cancel the 4th test series match which is to be played at Ranchi stadium in Jharkhand.

IND vs ENG | Security tightened in Ranchi after Gurpatwant Singh Pannun threat

In an online video, Pannun threatened the cricket teams of India and England, and asked them to cancel the match.

In an online video, Pannun threatened the cricket teams of India and England, and asked them to cancel the match.

Security has been tightened in the Jharkhand capital after US-based designated terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun threatened to disrupt the fourth Test match between India and England in Ranchi, officials said.
Pannun, who has been designated as a terrorist by the home ministry, has also appealed to the banned CPI (Maoist) through a video uploaded on social media to disrupt the match, officials said.
The fourth Test will commence at the JSCA International Stadium Complex here from February 23. The England team reached the city on Tuesday.
"Gurupatwant Singh Pannun has threatened the India and England teams to cancel the match in Ranchi. He also urged the CPI (Maoist) to create disturbance in a bid to cancel the match.
&ldquo;An FIR has been lodged against him at Dhurwa police station under the IT Act and investigation has been initiated," Deputy Superintendent of Police, Hatia, P K Mishra told reporters on Tuesday.
Pannun has been on the National Investigation Agency&rsquo;s radar since 2019, when the anti-terror federal agency registered its first case against the "designated individual terrorist", who has been spreading fear and terror in Punjab and elsewhere in the country through threats and intimidation tactics.
Non-bailable warrants of arrest were issued against Pannun by the Special NIA Court on February 3, 2021, and he was declared a "Proclaimed Offender" on November 29 last year.
Tightening its noose around the US and Canada-based Pannun, the NIA had in September 2023 confiscated a house and land of the self-styled general counsel of the outlawed Sikhs for Justice (SFJ) outfit in Punjab's Amritsar and the Union Territory of Chandigarh.

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