#test-cricket

#test-cricket

Yashasvi Jaiswal's run-out hurt India's chase as they ended day two at 164 for five after Australia posted 474.

Rohit Sharma took the decision to drop himself from the Test match, citing lack of form as the reason.

Jacob Bethell narrowly missed his first Test century, highlighting the challenges and triumphs of young talent in cricket.

Gillespie expresses confidence in the team's potential despite recent challenges, emphasizing the need for consistency in performance.

Marcus Harris seizes a critical opportunity in the Test opening batting competition after years of close calls and struggles to secure a permanent spot.

T20 cricket's influence is diminishing defensive skills in Test batting, according to Gambhir.

Winning a Test series in New Zealand is a significant challenge for teams outside Australia, highlighting the competitive nature of cricket in this region.

Ollie Pope aims to solidify his role at No 3 despite previous struggles, while showcasing his adaptability in wicketkeeping and batting positions.

Ben Stokes protests ICC over-rate penalties, refusing to sign paperwork, arguing rules do not account for match conditions and styles of play.

Test cricket is introducing a fund to increase match fees and prevent talent migration to franchise leagues.

Joe Root has become England's leading Test runscorer, overtaking Alastair Cook with his 35th Test century.

Joe Root is a consistent run-scoring genius, recently surpassing Alastair Cook as England's highest Test run-scorer with an unbeaten 176 in Pakistan.

Harry Brook's innings of 317 and partnership with Joe Root represented a historic moment in English cricket, showcasing remarkable talent and potential.

Root praised Brook's game as a 'masterclass', underlining his exceptional skills and ability to score runs against various bowling styles.

Joe Root celebrates his 150th Test match and reflects on the challenges and achievements of his cricket career. He values enjoyment over statistics.

Pakistan's Test team aims for a turnaround against England under coach Jason Gillespie, emphasizing the need for consistent player selection.

Shan Masood's captaincy will continue despite five consecutive Test losses, including a shocking defeat to Bangladesh.

Pakistan's cricket team underwent a strategy shift from pace to spin amid challenging circumstances, indicating a potentially risky tactical decision.