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Joe Root breaks Rahul Dravid record: Check full list of players with most catches in Test cricket
England batting great Joe Root added one more feather to his hat when he claimed a one-handed blinder to remove India’s Karun Nair while getting his 211th catch in Test cricket during Day 2 of the third Test against India at Lord’s in London
Joe Root sets new world record in Test cricket
Former England captain Joe Root broke the record for most catches by a player in Test cricket history. He was tied with Rahul Dravid, but after catching Karun Nair on Day 2 of the Lord's Test, he surpassed the legend to create a world record in his name.
A direct hit by England captain Ben Stokes found Rishabh Pant on the non-striker's end at the stroke of lunch, ending a ...
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This is not cricket: Gavaskar fumes at 'bodyline' tactic against injured Rishabh PantSunil Gavaskar criticised England's aggressive short ball tactics on injured Rishabh Pant during the Test. He called the ...
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IND Vs ENG, 3rd Test: Michael Vaughan Wants Teams To Bowl Full Quota Of Overs On All Five DaysVaughan said penalising the teams for slow over-rate was not good enough as the players were "quite rich" and won't be affected by the fines imposed on them ...
Cheteshwar Pujara was honoured at Lord’s as he rang the five-minute bell, joining cricket legends in the tradition. It marked the beginning of day three of the India-England Test with the series ...
The Dukes ball being used in the ongoing Test series between England and India is at the centre of controversy.
Former England captain Andrew Strauss discusses the impact of weather on India's tour and the evolution of Test cricket.
The football film made a big impact nearly 25 years ago and now its director has made a trailer for the England-India women's ...
The Dukes ball is in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons in the ongoing Test series between India and England, with the ...
After starting the day at 145/3, Pant and Rahul kept doing what they did well on Day 2. They slowly but surely closed the gap ...
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