India’s in-form spinner Varun Chakravarthy feels the Rajkot pitch played slower than the team expected in the second innings, which ultimately contributed to India’s first loss in the five ...

Now that India lost the game against England, Hardik is facing the heat for his slow-paced knock. Speaking on the post-match show on Star Sports, former India cricketer Parthiv Patel reckoned that a ...

"I thought the dew might set in and the ball will start skidding on. But the pitch became very slow and their cutters and their leggies started working more. While if you see in the first innings ...

It was the second time that Chakravarthy's five-wicket haul came in a losing cause. The mystery spinner has been India's standout bowler since his comeback last year and had the England batters ...

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NEW YORK — Scientists have detected cosmic waves that sound like birds chirping in an unexpected place. These bursts of plasma, called chorus waves, ripple at the same frequency as human hearing.

Bet here on the IND vs ENG T20I series and other cricket matches! What upset fans further was Hardik’s refusal to take singles while batting with finisher Dhruv Jurel. While Pandya did unleash a ...

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Cricket enthusiasts are all over the globe, and cricket streaming sites have made it easier to watch cricket anytime and anywhere. While cricket is very famous in countries like England, Australia, ...

New York — Scientists have detected cosmic waves that sound like birds chirping in an unexpected place. These bursts of plasma, called chorus waves, ripple at the same frequency as human hearing.