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While ticket sale of the Coldplay concert in India’s Navi Mumbai is the talk of the town, cricket has not distanced itself from making the headlines. On Tuesday (Sep 24), Cricket Australia Executive General Manager, Events &amp; Operations, Joel Morrison, confirmed the unprecedented demand for tickets for the upcoming India tour of Australia, which kickstarts on November 22. According to CA officials, there is a 5.5 times rise in ticket demand&nbsp;compared to the 2019-20 pre-Covid season.

<h2>Record ticket&nbsp;demand </h2>

"The Border Gavaskar series is a highly anticipated event and current ticket sales demonstrate there is enormous interest in the upcoming contest between Australia and India,” Morrison, Executive General Manager, Events &amp; Operations CA, was quoted as saying.

"Tickets are selling fast for all five Tests as excitement continues to build for the summer ahead, so we’re encouraging fans to buy tickets now to ensure they don’t miss out on any of the action."

"We also continue to see strong sales from Indian fans as well as Australian fans, presenting a fantastic opportunity to celebrate the enduring connection between our two countries both on and off the field, with a large contingent of travelling fans expected to attend Tests across the summer."

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The Indian team will play a five-match Test series Down Under with Perth being the first destination. The Indian team has been victorious in the last two visits to Australia and also won the Boxing Day Test in 2020. Rohit’s men will look to repeat the heroics as they look to take a giant step towards the World Test Championship (WTC) final at Lord’s.

<h2>Border-Gavaskar Trophy (India tour of Australia) Schedule</h2>

1st Test: 22nd Nov to 26th Nov, Perth

2nd Test: 6th Dec to 10th Dec, Adelaide

3rd Test: 14th Dec to 18th Dec, Brisbane

4th Test: 26th Dec to 30th Dec, Melbourne

5th Test: 3rd Jan to 7th Jan, Sydney&nbsp;

While ticket sale of the Coldplay concert in India’s Navi Mumbai is the talk of the town, cricket has not distanced itself from making the headlines. On Tuesday (Sep 24), Cricket Australia Executive General Manager, Events & Operations, Joel Morrison, confirmed the unprecedented demand for tickets for the upcoming India tour of Australia, which kickstarts on November 22.

While ticket sale of the Coldplay concert in India’s Navi Mumbai is the talk of the town, cricket has not distanced itself from making the headlines. On Tuesday (Sep 24), Cricket Australia Executive General Manager, Events & Operations, Joel Morrison, confirmed the unprecedented demand for tickets for the upcoming India tour of Australia, which kickstarts on November 22. According to CA officials, there is a 5.5 times rise in ticket demand compared to the 2019-20 pre-Covid season. Record ticket demand "The Border Gavaskar series is a highly anticipated event and current ticket sales demonstrate there is enormous interest in the upcoming contest between Australia and India,” Morrison, Executive General Manager, Events & Operations CA, was quoted as saying. "Tickets are selling fast for all five Tests as excitement continues to build for the summer ahead, so we’re encouraging fans to buy tickets now to ensure they don’t miss out on any of the action." "We also continue to see strong sales from Indian fans as well as Australian fans, presenting a fantastic opportunity to celebrate the enduring connection between our two countries both on and off the field, with a large contingent of travelling fans expected to attend Tests across the summer." ALSO READ | 'Just accept it,' Ravi Ashwin on India pacer Jasprit Bumrah calling himself fitter than Virat Kohli The Indian team will play a five-match Test series Down Under with Perth being the first destination. The Indian team has been victorious in the last two visits to Australia and also won the Boxing Day Test in 2020. Rohit’s men will look to repeat the heroics as they look to take a giant step towards the World Test Championship (WTC) final at Lord’s. Border-Gavaskar Trophy (India tour of Australia) Schedule 1st Test: 22nd Nov to 26th Nov, Perth 2nd Test: 6th Dec to 10th Dec, Adelaide 3rd Test: 14th Dec to 18th Dec, Brisbane 4th Test: 26th Dec to 30th Dec, Melbourne 5th Test: 3rd Jan to 7th Jan, Sydney

Border-Gavaskar Trophy: Boxing Day Test likely to set new record as unprecedented ticket sales expected

Sri Lanka beat New Zealand by 63 runs in the first Test at the Galle International Stadium, Galle on Monday (Sep 23). With this, the Lankans took a 1-0 lead and will aim for a series whitewash in the second and final Test, which gets underway at the same venue on Thursday (Sep 26). Talking about the first Test,&nbsp;it was a hard-fought contest in Galle. Sri Lanka opted to bat first and were in a tricky position at 106-4 before in-form batter Kamindu Mendis, at No. 5, scored a brilliant 114&nbsp;as the hosts folded for 305. For Tim Southee &amp; Co, pacer O'Rourke ended with 5 for 55. In response, the Black Caps were 269 for 4 and were set to take a mammoth lead. However, they only managed 340, taking a slender 35-run lead with Prabath Jayasuriya (4 for 136) and Ramesh Mendis (3 for 101) shining with the ball.

In the second innings, SL got dismissed for 309, setting up a challenging 275-run target for the Kiwis. The senior batters of SL stood tall in their second essay, with&nbsp;Dimuth Karunaratne (83), Dinesh Chandimal (63), Angelo Mathews (50), and skipper Dhananjaya de Silva (40) taking the onus. During the run-chase, NZ young sensation Rachin Ravindra (92) stood tall but didn't get much support as Player-of-the-Match claimed&nbsp;5 for 68 and returned with match figures of 9 for 204.

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After this Test, here is a look at the updated ICC World Test Championship points table for 2023-25 cycle:

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De Silva-led Sri Lanka have, thus, moved to the third spot in the WTC points table. While India and Australia remain the top-two sides, respectively, and are firm favourites for the final, the Lankans also have a chance to reach the ongoing cycle's summit clash – to be held at the Lord's Cricket Stadium, London in mid-June, 2025.

After the win in Galle, captain De Silva said, "The win in England boosted our morale, we've the ability to win Tests and the boys are delivering now. Big partnerships always help win Tests in Galle (on the partnership between Karunaratne and Chandimal in the second innings), but we can improve in both our batting and bowling. We were talking about our lower&nbsp;order batting, stats tell that we've the lowest average&nbsp;and that's something we can work on."

Sri Lanka beat New Zealand by 63 runs in the first Test at the Galle International Stadium, Galle on Monday (Sep 23). With this, the Lankans took a 1-0 lead and will aim for a series whitewash in the second and final Test, which gets underway at the same venue on Thursday (Sep 26).

Sri Lanka beat New Zealand by 63 runs in the first Test at the Galle International Stadium, Galle on Monday (Sep 23). With this, the Lankans took a 1-0 lead and will aim for a series whitewash in the second and final Test, which gets underway at the same venue on Thursday (Sep 26). Talking about the first Test, it was a hard-fought contest in Galle. Sri Lanka opted to bat first and were in a tricky position at 106-4 before in-form batter Kamindu Mendis, at No. 5, scored a brilliant 114 as the hosts folded for 305. For Tim Southee & Co, pacer O'Rourke ended with 5 for 55. In response, the Black Caps were 269 for 4 and were set to take a mammoth lead. However, they only managed 340, taking a slender 35-run lead with Prabath Jayasuriya (4 for 136) and Ramesh Mendis (3 for 101) shining with the ball. In the second innings, SL got dismissed for 309, setting up a challenging 275-run target for the Kiwis. The senior batters of SL stood tall in their second essay, with Dimuth Karunaratne (83), Dinesh Chandimal (63), Angelo Mathews (50), and skipper Dhananjaya de Silva (40) taking the onus. During the run-chase, NZ young sensation Rachin Ravindra (92) stood tall but didn't get much support as Player-of-the-Match claimed 5 for 68 and returned with match figures of 9 for 204. Also read: Eng vs Aus, Live Streaming: When and where to watch England vs Australia 3rd ODI After this Test, here is a look at the updated ICC World Test Championship points table for 2023-25 cycle: De Silva-led Sri Lanka have, thus, moved to the third spot in the WTC points table. While India and Australia remain the top-two sides, respectively, and are firm favourites for the final, the Lankans also have a chance to reach the ongoing cycle's summit clash – to be held at the Lord's Cricket Stadium, London in mid-June, 2025. After the win in Galle, captain De Silva said, "The win in England boosted our morale, we've the ability to win Tests and the boys are delivering now. Big partnerships always help win Tests in Galle (on the partnership between Karunaratne and Chandimal in the second innings), but we can improve in both our batting and bowling. We were talking about our lower order batting, stats tell that we've the lowest average and that's something we can work on."

Updated ICC World Test Championship points table after Sri Lanka vs New Zealand 1st Test

India spinner Ravi Ashwin has backed Jasprit Bumrah's statement&nbsp;calling himself fitter than batter Virat Kohli. It is to be noted that Kohli is known to revolutionize fitness standards in Indian cricket team.

Bumrah, when asked at a recent event who is fitter between him and Kohli, said: “I know the answer you are searching for, but I would like to say my name because I am a fast bowler. I have been playing for a while...and being a fast bowler and playing in this country in this heat takes a lot of requirements. So I will always promote a fast bowler."

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India pacer's answer did not resonate with a lot of fans who called him out for putting himself ahead of Kohli. Reacting to the post, Ashwin recently said on his YouTube channel that Bumrah should get credit for clocking 145 km/h since returning from a back stress injury.

"People immediately say Bumrah got injured; how can he be the fittest? Boss, there's a huge difference between a tipper lorry and a Mercedes Benz. Mercedes is chauffeur-driven; its spare parts are very costly. Now, think about a Tipper Lorry. It has to go from North to South with so much load. A fast bowler is a tipper lorry. He will break down. He has returned after a stress fracture and is bowling at 145, give credit to him," Ashwin said.

"Why do you want to make this thing big? Jasprit Burmrah is a fast bowler who clocks 145 kph in the scorching heat, slogs so hard and is the crowned jewel of Indian cricket. They took the Kohinoor diamond but Bumrah is currently India's Kohinoor diamond. Let Jasprit Bumrah say whatever he wants to, just accept it," the spinner added.

Most recently, Bumrah took five wickets in the first Test against Bangladesh (four in first innings and one in second) as India registered a 280-run win.

India spinner Ravi Ashwin has backed Jasprit Bumrah's statement calling himself fitter than batter Virat Kohli. It is to be noted that Kohli is known to revolutionize fitness standards in Indian cricket team.

India spinner Ravi Ashwin has backed Jasprit Bumrah's statement calling himself fitter than batter Virat Kohli. It is to be noted that Kohli is known to revolutionize fitness standards in Indian cricket team. Bumrah, when asked at a recent event who is fitter between him and Kohli, said: “I know the answer you are searching for, but I would like to say my name because I am a fast bowler. I have been playing for a while...and being a fast bowler and playing in this country in this heat takes a lot of requirements. So I will always promote a fast bowler." Also Read: Not Kohli or Bumrah, Aussie skipper Pat Cummins wants to keep THIS India player quiet in upcoming Test series India pacer's answer did not resonate with a lot of fans who called him out for putting himself ahead of Kohli. Reacting to the post, Ashwin recently said on his YouTube channel that Bumrah should get credit for clocking 145 km/h since returning from a back stress injury. "People immediately say Bumrah got injured; how can he be the fittest? Boss, there's a huge difference between a tipper lorry and a Mercedes Benz. Mercedes is chauffeur-driven; its spare parts are very costly. Now, think about a Tipper Lorry. It has to go from North to South with so much load. A fast bowler is a tipper lorry. He will break down. He has returned after a stress fracture and is bowling at 145, give credit to him," Ashwin said. "Why do you want to make this thing big? Jasprit Burmrah is a fast bowler who clocks 145 kph in the scorching heat, slogs so hard and is the crowned jewel of Indian cricket. They took the Kohinoor diamond but Bumrah is currently India's Kohinoor diamond. Let Jasprit Bumrah say whatever he wants to, just accept it," the spinner added. Most recently, Bumrah took five wickets in the first Test against Bangladesh (four in first innings and one in second) as India registered a 280-run win.

'Just accept it,' Ravi Ashwin on India pacer Jasprit Bumrah calling himself fitter than Virat Kohli

England will lock horns with Mitchell Marsh-led Australia in the third ODI, of the five-match series, on Tuesday (Sep 24). The match is a do-or-die scenario for the Harry Brook-led hosts as they trail 2-0 in the series. Thus, the hosts need a win to stay alive in the series versus the current ODI world champions. Given that England are an inexperienced side, without regular captain Jos Buttler, it won't be an easy task for them to stop a rampant Australian line-up.&nbsp;

After losing the series opener by seven wickets, in defence of 316, England hosted Australia in the second ODI at Headingley, Leeds on Saturday (Sep 21). Opting to bowl first, the Brook-led side dismissed the star-studded Australian line-up for 270 in 44.4 overs. From Australia, Alex Carey (74) and captain Marsh (60) ended as the highest scorers as pacer&nbsp;Brydon Carse claimed a three-fer, but conceded 75 in 10 overs. Apart from him, Adil Rashid,&nbsp;Jacob Bethell and Matthew Potts ended with second scalps each.

In reply, the new-look England batting line-up couldn't chase down the score with the home side ending with 202 in 40.2 overs. Many English batters got starts but none converted them into big scores or held one till the end. Jamie Smith ended with a top score of 49 as Mitchell Starc returned with 3 for 50 along with two-fers from Josh Hazlewood,&nbsp;Aaron Hardie and Glenn Maxwell.

Will England stage a comeback and keep the series alive in the third ODI? Only time will tell.

<h2>HERE IS ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE 3rd ODI LIVE STREAMING DETAILS</h2>

When is the England vs Australia 3rd ODI?

The England vs Australia 3rd ODI will be held on Tuesday (Sep 24).

Which stadium will host the England vs Australia 3rd ODI?

The England vs Australia 3rd ODI will be played at the&nbsp;Riverside Ground, Chester-le-Street.&nbsp;

At what time will the England vs Australia 3rd ODI commence?

The England vs Australia 3rd ODI will start at 5:00 PM IST with the toss at 4:30 PM.

Where to watch the England vs Australia 3rd ODI on TV?

The England vs Australia 3rd ODI will be telecast on Sony Sports Network in India.

Where to watch the England vs Australia 3rd ODI on OTT?

The England vs Australia 3rd ODI will be live-streamed on Sony Liv and FanCode apps and website.

Squads:

England: Harry Brook (c), Jofra Archer, Jacob Bethell, Brydon Carse, Jordan Cox, Ben Duckett, Will Jacks, Liam Livingstone, Matthew Potts, Adil Rashid, Phil Salt (wk, Jamie Smith (wk), Olly Stone, Reece Topley, John Turner.

Australia: Mitchell Marsh (c), Sean Abbott, Alex Carey (wicketkeeper), Cooper Connolly, Ben Dwarshuis, Cameron Green, Jake Fraser-McGurk, Aaron Hardie, Josh Hazlewood, Josh Inglis (wk), Travis Head, Marnus Labuschagne, Glenn Maxwell, Matthew Short, Steven Smith, Mitchell Starc, Adam Zampa. Traveling reserve: Mahli Beardman.

England will lock horns with Mitchell Marsh-led Australia in the third ODI, of the five-match series, on Tuesday (Sep 24). The match is a do-or-die scenario for the Harry Brook-led hosts as they trail 2-0 in the series.

England will lock horns with Mitchell Marsh-led Australia in the third ODI, of the five-match series, on Tuesday (Sep 24). The match is a do-or-die scenario for the Harry Brook-led hosts as they trail 2-0 in the series. Thus, the hosts need a win to stay alive in the series versus the current ODI world champions. Given that England are an inexperienced side, without regular captain Jos Buttler, it won't be an easy task for them to stop a rampant Australian line-up. After losing the series opener by seven wickets, in defence of 316, England hosted Australia in the second ODI at Headingley, Leeds on Saturday (Sep 21). Opting to bowl first, the Brook-led side dismissed the star-studded Australian line-up for 270 in 44.4 overs. From Australia, Alex Carey (74) and captain Marsh (60) ended as the highest scorers as pacer Brydon Carse claimed a three-fer, but conceded 75 in 10 overs. Apart from him, Adil Rashid, Jacob Bethell and Matthew Potts ended with second scalps each. In reply, the new-look England batting line-up couldn't chase down the score with the home side ending with 202 in 40.2 overs. Many English batters got starts but none converted them into big scores or held one till the end. Jamie Smith ended with a top score of 49 as Mitchell Starc returned with 3 for 50 along with two-fers from Josh Hazlewood, Aaron Hardie and Glenn Maxwell. Will England stage a comeback and keep the series alive in the third ODI? Only time will tell. HERE IS ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE 3rd ODI LIVE STREAMING DETAILS When is the England vs Australia 3rd ODI? The England vs Australia 3rd ODI will be held on Tuesday (Sep 24). Which stadium will host the England vs Australia 3rd ODI? The England vs Australia 3rd ODI will be played at the Riverside Ground, Chester-le-Street. At what time will the England vs Australia 3rd ODI commence? The England vs Australia 3rd ODI will start at 5:00 PM IST with the toss at 4:30 PM. Where to watch the England vs Australia 3rd ODI on TV? The England vs Australia 3rd ODI will be telecast on Sony Sports Network in India. Where to watch the England vs Australia 3rd ODI on OTT? The England vs Australia 3rd ODI will be live-streamed on Sony Liv and FanCode apps and website. Squads: England: Harry Brook (c), Jofra Archer, Jacob Bethell, Brydon Carse, Jordan Cox, Ben Duckett, Will Jacks, Liam Livingstone, Matthew Potts, Adil Rashid, Phil Salt (wk, Jamie Smith (wk), Olly Stone, Reece Topley, John Turner. Australia: Mitchell Marsh (c), Sean Abbott, Alex Carey (wicketkeeper), Cooper Connolly, Ben Dwarshuis, Cameron Green, Jake Fraser-McGurk, Aaron Hardie, Josh Hazlewood, Josh Inglis (wk), Travis Head, Marnus Labuschagne, Glenn Maxwell, Matthew Short, Steven Smith, Mitchell Starc, Adam Zampa. Traveling reserve: Mahli Beardman.

Eng vs Aus, Live Streaming: When and where to watch England vs Australia 3rd ODI

Australia skipper Pat Cummins believes that keeping India wicketkeeper-batter Rishabh Pant quiet during the upcoming five-Test Border-Gavaskar series will be important. Pant, who recently made a comeback to Test cricket after a life-threatening accident in December 2022, was the key for India's win during their last two Test series Down Under.&nbsp;

"I think those guys, you know that they are going to be aggressive, take the game on. Like Rishabh Pant might play a reverse slap and it is an incredible shot and that's just part of who he is," Cummins said while talking on Star Sports.

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"He's someone that has a big influence in a couple of series and we have got to try and keep him quiet," added the Aussie skipper.

Pant has played seven Tests in Australia, scoring 624 runs in 12 innings at an average of 62.40 and a highest of 159 not out. He has also scored two fifties and a hundred.

Pant was the star on India's last tout of Australia where he scored 97 in Sydney to help India draw the Test before hitting 89 not out in last Test in Brisbane to help clinch India the Test and the series.

Overall, Pant has 2,419 Test runs to his name in 34 Tests at an average of almost 45 with six hundreds and 11 fifties. His six tons are the most for India by a wicketkeeper-batter alongside MS Dhoni.

Pant is also the only India wicketkeeper-batter to have a ton in Australia, England and South Africa.

In his most recent outing against Bangladesh in Chennai, Pant scored a hundred on the Test comeback to help India put in a commanding position.

“Definitely, it was emotional because coming back, I wanted to score in each and every match, which I couldn't do,” Pant said after the Chennai Test.&nbsp;

Australia skipper Pat Cummins believes that keeping India wicketkeeper-batter Rishabh Pant quiet during the upcoming five-Test Border-Gavaskar series will be important.

Australia skipper Pat Cummins believes that keeping India wicketkeeper-batter Rishabh Pant quiet during the upcoming five-Test Border-Gavaskar series will be important. Pant, who recently made a comeback to Test cricket after a life-threatening accident in December 2022, was the key for India's win during their last two Test series Down Under. "I think those guys, you know that they are going to be aggressive, take the game on. Like Rishabh Pant might play a reverse slap and it is an incredible shot and that's just part of who he is," Cummins said while talking on Star Sports. Also Read: 'Thinking and class,' former Pak player highlights difference between India and Pakistan pacers "He's someone that has a big influence in a couple of series and we have got to try and keep him quiet," added the Aussie skipper. Pant has played seven Tests in Australia, scoring 624 runs in 12 innings at an average of 62.40 and a highest of 159 not out. He has also scored two fifties and a hundred. Pant was the star on India's last tout of Australia where he scored 97 in Sydney to help India draw the Test before hitting 89 not out in last Test in Brisbane to help clinch India the Test and the series. Overall, Pant has 2,419 Test runs to his name in 34 Tests at an average of almost 45 with six hundreds and 11 fifties. His six tons are the most for India by a wicketkeeper-batter alongside MS Dhoni. Pant is also the only India wicketkeeper-batter to have a ton in Australia, England and South Africa. In his most recent outing against Bangladesh in Chennai, Pant scored a hundred on the Test comeback to help India put in a commanding position. “Definitely, it was emotional because coming back, I wanted to score in each and every match, which I couldn't do,” Pant said after the Chennai Test.

Not Kohli or Bumrah, Aussie skipper Pat Cummins wants to keep THIS India player quiet in upcoming Test series

England women's cricket captain Heather Knight, on Monday (Sep 23),&nbsp;came under the scanner as she&nbsp;received a reprimand and a suspended fine of 1,000 pounds after accepting a charge related to a 2012 social media post, according to England's Cricket Regulator. The post&nbsp;featured Knight in blackface at a fancy dress party held at a cricket club in Kent. The image recently reemerged on social media and created a stir as it&nbsp;was considered offensive and a violation of the ECB's directive 3.3, which covers "acts or omissions prejudicial to the interests of cricket or likely to bring cricket or cricketers into disrepute."

Despite the breach, the Cricket Discipline Commission (CDC) explained that Heather's actions were without "racist or discriminatory intent."

A statement from the CDC read, "The independent Cricket Discipline Commission (CDC) has issued its sanctions decision in relation to Heather Knight after she was charged over a non-recent photograph which appeared on social media."

"Ms Knight admitted a breach of ECB Directive 3.3 which stated at the time of the offence in 2012*: “No such person may conduct himself in a manner or do any act or omission which may be prejudicial to the interests of cricket or which may bring the game of cricket or any Cricketer or group of Cricketers into disrepute."

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<h2>'It was wrong, and I have long regretted it'</h2>

Heather also reacted to the suspension and said in a media release, "I’m truly sorry for the mistake I made in 2012. It was wrong, and I have long regretted it. Back then, I simply was not as educated as to the implications and consequences of my actions as I have become since. There was no ill-intent meant. Whilst I can’t change the past, I am passionate and committed to using my platform to promote inclusivity across the game ensuring underrepresented groups are afforded the same opportunities and fulfilment within the game as I have." During that time, Heather was only 21 and, hence, she&nbsp;acknowledged&nbsp;her naivety.

Heather is gearing up to lead England in the upcoming Women's T20 World Cup, which will be held in the UAE. The mega event kicks off on Oct 3 with England placed in Group B also comprising West Indies, South Africa, Bangladesh and Scotland. In the last edition, Heather-led England reached the semifinals but failed to get past eventual runners-up South Africa, who, in turn,&nbsp;lost the final to Australia.

England women's cricket captain Heather Knight, on Monday (Sep 23), came under the scanner as she received a reprimand and a suspended fine of 1,000 pounds after accepting a charge related to a 2012 social media post, according to England's Cricket Regulator.

England women's cricket captain Heather Knight, on Monday (Sep 23), came under the scanner as she received a reprimand and a suspended fine of 1,000 pounds after accepting a charge related to a 2012 social media post, according to England's Cricket Regulator. The post featured Knight in blackface at a fancy dress party held at a cricket club in Kent. The image recently reemerged on social media and created a stir as it was considered offensive and a violation of the ECB's directive 3.3, which covers "acts or omissions prejudicial to the interests of cricket or likely to bring cricket or cricketers into disrepute." Despite the breach, the Cricket Discipline Commission (CDC) explained that Heather's actions were without "racist or discriminatory intent." A statement from the CDC read, "The independent Cricket Discipline Commission (CDC) has issued its sanctions decision in relation to Heather Knight after she was charged over a non-recent photograph which appeared on social media." "Ms Knight admitted a breach of ECB Directive 3.3 which stated at the time of the offence in 2012*: “No such person may conduct himself in a manner or do any act or omission which may be prejudicial to the interests of cricket or which may bring the game of cricket or any Cricketer or group of Cricketers into disrepute." Also read: 'Everything should be in order...,' Gambhir relaxed while Dravid 'regimented' says India spinner Ravi Ashwin 'It was wrong, and I have long regretted it' Heather also reacted to the suspension and said in a media release, "I’m truly sorry for the mistake I made in 2012. It was wrong, and I have long regretted it. Back then, I simply was not as educated as to the implications and consequences of my actions as I have become since. There was no ill-intent meant. Whilst I can’t change the past, I am passionate and committed to using my platform to promote inclusivity across the game ensuring underrepresented groups are afforded the same opportunities and fulfilment within the game as I have." During that time, Heather was only 21 and, hence, she acknowledged her naivety. Heather is gearing up to lead England in the upcoming Women's T20 World Cup, which will be held in the UAE. The mega event kicks off on Oct 3 with England placed in Group B also comprising West Indies, South Africa, Bangladesh and Scotland. In the last edition, Heather-led England reached the semifinals but failed to get past eventual runners-up South Africa, who, in turn, lost the final to Australia.

Truly sorry: England captain Heather Knight reacts after being handed suspended fine over racist photo

On Sunday (Sep 22), India beat Bangladesh by 280 runs on Day 4 of the first Test at the MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chennai. Courtesy of R Ashwin's 113, India posted 376&nbsp;and bundled out&nbsp;Bangladesh for a paltry 149 before declaring their second innings at 287 for 4, due to centuries from Rishabh Pant and Shubman Gill. Asked to chase a daunting 515, the Najmul Shanto-led&nbsp;Bangla Tigers folded for 234 with Player-of-the-Match&nbsp;Ashwin shining with&nbsp;6 for 88 as the hosts&nbsp;took a 1-0 lead.&nbsp;

With the win, India also achieved a rare feat for the first time in 92 years (since its debut in 1932) by having more wins in Tests than losses. Following their big victory in Chennai, India now have 179 wins in the longer format of the game, joint fourth-most along with South Africa, whereas their losses stand at 178. Thus, India have a win-loss ratio&nbsp;of&nbsp;1.005 after the conclusion of 580&nbsp;Test matches.

Top teams with most Test wins:

Australia - Won: 414, Lost: 218

England - Won: 397, Lost: 325

West Indies - Won: 183, Lost:&nbsp;214

South Africa - Won: 179, Lost - 161

India - Won: 179, Lost - 178

Pakistan - Won: 148, Lost - 144

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After the win, captain Rohit said at the post-match presentation, "It was a great result looking at what lies ahead for us. We are playing after a long time, but you are never out of cricket. We came here a week before, we had a good lead-up to the Test match and we got the result that we wanted." He added, "Whatever the condition has to offer, we got to be ready for it. In the last few years, wherever we have played, we have managed to have that in our armoury, whether it is seam bowling options or spin bowling options. You have to give credit to the guys, whenever there is a responsibility, they never shy away from it and they want to put their hand up and get the job done for the team."

Soon after the Chennai Test win, BCCI also announced an unchanged India squad for the second and final Test versus Bangladesh in Kanpur, which gets underway on Sep 27 (Friday).

India squad for second Test against Bangladesh:&nbsp;Rohit Sharma (c), Yashasvi Jaiswal, Shubman Gill, Virat Kohli, KL Rahul, Sarfaraz Khan, Rishabh Pant (WK), Dhruv Jurel (wk), R Ashwin, R Jadeja, Axar Patel, Kuldeep Yadav, Mohd. Siraj, Akash Deep, Jasprit Bumrah, Yash Dayal

On Sunday (Sep 22), India beat Bangladesh by 280 runs on Day 4 of the first Test at the MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chennai. Courtesy of R Ashwin's 113, India posted 376 and bundled out Bangladesh for a paltry 149 before declaring their second innings at 287 for 4, due to centuries from Rishabh Pant and Shubman Gill.

On Sunday (Sep 22), India beat Bangladesh by 280 runs on Day 4 of the first Test at the MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chennai. Courtesy of R Ashwin's 113, India posted 376 and bundled out Bangladesh for a paltry 149 before declaring their second innings at 287 for 4, due to centuries from Rishabh Pant and Shubman Gill. Asked to chase a daunting 515, the Najmul Shanto-led Bangla Tigers folded for 234 with Player-of-the-Match Ashwin shining with 6 for 88 as the hosts took a 1-0 lead. With the win, India also achieved a rare feat for the first time in 92 years (since its debut in 1932) by having more wins in Tests than losses. Following their big victory in Chennai, India now have 179 wins in the longer format of the game, joint fourth-most along with South Africa, whereas their losses stand at 178. Thus, India have a win-loss ratio of 1.005 after the conclusion of 580 Test matches. Top teams with most Test wins: Australia - Won: 414, Lost: 218 England - Won: 397, Lost: 325 West Indies - Won: 183, Lost: 214 South Africa - Won: 179, Lost - 161 India - Won: 179, Lost - 178 Pakistan - Won: 148, Lost - 144 Also read: Ind vs Ban: 'He must play,' Sanjay Manjrekar calls for THIS player's inclusion in India XI for Kanpur Test After the win, captain Rohit said at the post-match presentation, "It was a great result looking at what lies ahead for us. We are playing after a long time, but you are never out of cricket. We came here a week before, we had a good lead-up to the Test match and we got the result that we wanted." He added, "Whatever the condition has to offer, we got to be ready for it. In the last few years, wherever we have played, we have managed to have that in our armoury, whether it is seam bowling options or spin bowling options. You have to give credit to the guys, whenever there is a responsibility, they never shy away from it and they want to put their hand up and get the job done for the team." Soon after the Chennai Test win, BCCI also announced an unchanged India squad for the second and final Test versus Bangladesh in Kanpur, which gets underway on Sep 27 (Friday). India squad for second Test against Bangladesh: Rohit Sharma (c), Yashasvi Jaiswal, Shubman Gill, Virat Kohli, KL Rahul, Sarfaraz Khan, Rishabh Pant (WK), Dhruv Jurel (wk), R Ashwin, R Jadeja, Axar Patel, Kuldeep Yadav, Mohd. Siraj, Akash Deep, Jasprit Bumrah, Yash Dayal

First time in 92 years! India attain MAJOR Test milestone after big win over Bangladesh in Chennai

India beat Bangladesh by 280 runs on Day 4 of the first Test at the MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chennai on Sunday (Sep 22). Riding on R Ashwin's 108, India posted 376&nbsp;and dismissed Bangladesh for a mere 149 before declaring their second innings at 287/4, with centuries from Rishabh Pant and Shubman Gill, to set up a daunting 515-run chase. In reply, the Bangla Tigers folded for 234, courtesy of Ashwin's 6 for 88, to win and take a 1-0 lead. Soon after, BCCI announced an unchanged squad for the second and final Test, in Kanpur, which gets underway on Sep 27.&nbsp;

Former Indian batter-turned-commentator Sanjay Manjrekar reflected on India's stunning win and called for the inclusion of Kuldeep Yadav.&nbsp;

Talking on ESPNCricinfo, Manjrekar said, "I feel Kuldeep Yadav should not be dropped so easily. Even if it was not a turner, India would have benefited from playing him in Chennai because seamers get help for just one or one-and-a-half days on an Indian pitch. It starts supporting spinners after that, and when you have a bowler like Kuldeep Yadav, you should not keep him out this easily."

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"India should go with this approach in Kanpur. Even if it's a green top and the sun is out, they should keep in mind that the green top will be just for the first few hours, and Siraj and Bumrah are enough for that. When you have three proven spinners, you should play all of them," Manjrekar added.

Kuldeep was part of India's 4-1 Test series win, at home, versus England early this year. In four Tests, he ended with 19 scalps and was also part of Rohit Sharma-led India's victorious run in the 2024 T20 World Cup, in West Indies and the USA. He returned with 10 wickets at an average of 13.90 and an economy&nbsp;of 6.95. Thus, he is in great form and it would be interesting to see if he gets added to the playing XI for the final Test.

India squad for second Test against Bangladesh:&nbsp;Rohit Sharma (c), Yashasvi Jaiswal, Shubman Gill, Virat Kohli, KL Rahul, Sarfaraz Khan, Rishabh Pant (WK), Dhruv Jurel (wk), R Ashwin, R Jadeja, Axar Patel, Kuldeep Yadav, Mohd. Siraj, Akash Deep, Jasprit Bumrah, Yash Dayal

India beat Bangladesh by 280 runs on Day 4 of the first Test at the MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chennai on Sunday (Sep 22). Riding on R Ashwin's 108, India posted 376 and dismissed Bangladesh for a mere 149 before declaring their second innings at 287/4, with centuries from Rishabh Pant and Shubman Gill, to set up a daunting 515-run chase.

India beat Bangladesh by 280 runs on Day 4 of the first Test at the MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chennai on Sunday (Sep 22). Riding on R Ashwin's 108, India posted 376 and dismissed Bangladesh for a mere 149 before declaring their second innings at 287/4, with centuries from Rishabh Pant and Shubman Gill, to set up a daunting 515-run chase. In reply, the Bangla Tigers folded for 234, courtesy of Ashwin's 6 for 88, to win and take a 1-0 lead. Soon after, BCCI announced an unchanged squad for the second and final Test, in Kanpur, which gets underway on Sep 27. Former Indian batter-turned-commentator Sanjay Manjrekar reflected on India's stunning win and called for the inclusion of Kuldeep Yadav. Talking on ESPNCricinfo, Manjrekar said, "I feel Kuldeep Yadav should not be dropped so easily. Even if it was not a turner, India would have benefited from playing him in Chennai because seamers get help for just one or one-and-a-half days on an Indian pitch. It starts supporting spinners after that, and when you have a bowler like Kuldeep Yadav, you should not keep him out this easily." Also read: SL vs NZ: Sri Lanka edge past Kiwis by 63 runs to win 1st Test in Galle, take 1-0 lead "India should go with this approach in Kanpur. Even if it's a green top and the sun is out, they should keep in mind that the green top will be just for the first few hours, and Siraj and Bumrah are enough for that. When you have three proven spinners, you should play all of them," Manjrekar added. Kuldeep was part of India's 4-1 Test series win, at home, versus England early this year. In four Tests, he ended with 19 scalps and was also part of Rohit Sharma-led India's victorious run in the 2024 T20 World Cup, in West Indies and the USA. He returned with 10 wickets at an average of 13.90 and an economy of 6.95. Thus, he is in great form and it would be interesting to see if he gets added to the playing XI for the final Test. India squad for second Test against Bangladesh: Rohit Sharma (c), Yashasvi Jaiswal, Shubman Gill, Virat Kohli, KL Rahul, Sarfaraz Khan, Rishabh Pant (WK), Dhruv Jurel (wk), R Ashwin, R Jadeja, Axar Patel, Kuldeep Yadav, Mohd. Siraj, Akash Deep, Jasprit Bumrah, Yash Dayal

Ind vs Ban: 'He must play,' Sanjay Manjrekar calls for THIS player's inclusion in India XI for Kanpur Test

Sri Lanka edged past New Zealand by 63 runs during the morning session of Day 5 to win the first Test, at the Galle International Stadium, Galle on Monday (Sep 23). The first session commenced with visitors'&nbsp;hopes riding on Rachin Ravindra, who went to stumps unbeaten on 91, in a chase of 275 with only two wickets in hand. However, the left-hander departed early as the Kiwis folded for 211 and lost the clash despite a 35-run slender lead.

Rachin and spinner Ajaz Patel started the proceedings and had a herculean task to negate the Sri Lankan spinners on Day 5. However, Prabath Jayasuriya, who ended with 5 for 68 and match figures of 9 for 204, removed Rachin (92) early before cleaning up William ORourke&nbsp;to take his side to a 1-0 lead in the two-match Test series.

Talking about the series opener, it was a hard-fought contest from the word go. Sri Lanka opted to bat first and were 106-4 before in-form batter Kamindu Mendis, at No. 5, scored a brilliant 114 to rescue his side as they folded for 305. For Tim Southee &amp; Co., pacer ORourke ended with 5 for 55. In response, the Black Caps were 269 for 4 and looked set for a big lead before folding for 340, courtesy of Jayasuriya's 4 for 136 and Ramesh Mendis' 3 for 101.&nbsp;

From thereon, NZ were playing the catch-up game. SL rode on a combined batting effort from Dimuth Karunaratne (83), Dinesh Chandimal (63), Angelo Mathews (50), and skipper Dhananjaya de Silva (40) to post 309,&nbsp;setting up a tricky 275-run chase.

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In the run-chase, the likes of Kane Williamson, Tom Blundell, and Tom Latham got starts but failed to get going as Rachin was left with plenty to do. Jayasuriya's six-wicket haul won the Player-of-the-Match award as he helped his side pull off a narrow win and take a 1-0 lead.

This win comes for SL after their emphatic eight-wicket consolation victory over England at The Oval Test in a recently-held three-match series in England.

Riding high on confidence, De Silva-led Lankans will aim for a series whitewash when the second and final Test commences on Sep 26 at the same venue.

Sri Lanka edged past New Zealand by 63 runs during the morning session of Day 5 to win the first Test, at the Galle International Stadium, Galle on Monday (Sep 23).

Sri Lanka edged past New Zealand by 63 runs during the morning session of Day 5 to win the first Test, at the Galle International Stadium, Galle on Monday (Sep 23). The first session commenced with visitors' hopes riding on Rachin Ravindra, who went to stumps unbeaten on 91, in a chase of 275 with only two wickets in hand. However, the left-hander departed early as the Kiwis folded for 211 and lost the clash despite a 35-run slender lead. Rachin and spinner Ajaz Patel started the proceedings and had a herculean task to negate the Sri Lankan spinners on Day 5. However, Prabath Jayasuriya, who ended with 5 for 68 and match figures of 9 for 204, removed Rachin (92) early before cleaning up William ORourke to take his side to a 1-0 lead in the two-match Test series. Talking about the series opener, it was a hard-fought contest from the word go. Sri Lanka opted to bat first and were 106-4 before in-form batter Kamindu Mendis, at No. 5, scored a brilliant 114 to rescue his side as they folded for 305. For Tim Southee & Co., pacer ORourke ended with 5 for 55. In response, the Black Caps were 269 for 4 and looked set for a big lead before folding for 340, courtesy of Jayasuriya's 4 for 136 and Ramesh Mendis' 3 for 101. From thereon, NZ were playing the catch-up game. SL rode on a combined batting effort from Dimuth Karunaratne (83), Dinesh Chandimal (63), Angelo Mathews (50), and skipper Dhananjaya de Silva (40) to post 309, setting up a tricky 275-run chase. Also read: Ian Chappell warns Australia of Rishabh Pant, Jasprit Bumrah as visitors chase history Down Under In the run-chase, the likes of Kane Williamson, Tom Blundell, and Tom Latham got starts but failed to get going as Rachin was left with plenty to do. Jayasuriya's six-wicket haul won the Player-of-the-Match award as he helped his side pull off a narrow win and take a 1-0 lead. This win comes for SL after their emphatic eight-wicket consolation victory over England at The Oval Test in a recently-held three-match series in England. Riding high on confidence, De Silva-led Lankans will aim for a series whitewash when the second and final Test commences on Sep 26 at the same venue.

SL vs NZ: Sri Lanka edge past Kiwis by 63 runs to win 1st Test in Galle, take 1-0 lead

Australia were indebted to Alex Carey as they beat England by 68 runs in the second one-day international at Headingley on Saturday to go 2-0 up in a five-match series.

The world champions were in trouble at 221-9 after losing the toss.

But Carey made a dashing 74, with the wicketkeeper dominating a last-wicket stand of 49 with Josh Hazlewood that took Australia to 270 all out.

That proved more than enough as a new-look England, who collapsed to 65-5, were dismissed for 202 with nearly 10 overs remaining. None of their batsmen made a fifty, with Jamie Smith's 49 merely delaying a defeat that had long looked inevitable.

This was Australia's 14th consecutive ODI win, with only the Australia 2003 World Cup-winning side led by Ricky Ponting, enjoying a longer unbeaten run at this level of 21 straight victories.

Mitchell Starc (3-50) and Hazlewood (2-54) struck early in England's reply after the veteran fast bowlers missed Australia's seven-wicket success at Trent Bridge on Thursday with illness.

"They (England) bowled really well up front and got us in a bit of trouble, Josh Hazlewood did a fantastic job," player-of-the-match Carey told Sky Sports.

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<h2>Bit short</h2>

Australia captain Mitchell Marsh, who made a valuable 60, added: "I think these days 270 always feels a little bit short. But we knew it was a new wicket and if we got early wickets we had a chance.&nbsp;

"It really goes to show those little tail-ender partnerships are really important."

England skipper Harry Brook said: "We lost our way in the powerplay and it didn't quite come off."

England's reply was derailed when Hazlewood had opener Phil Salt edging behind, while initially wayward left-armer Starc removed Will Jacks for a golden duck thanks to a fine diving catch at second slip by Matthew Short.

Starc's brilliant inswinging yorker then had local hero Brook lbw for just four.

England were in an even worse position at 65-5 after paceman Aaron Hardie took two wickets in two balls.

Ben Duckett, who made 95 at Trent Bridge, was deceived on 32 by Hardie's slower ball as the bowler held a fine return catch.

Next ball, Liam Livingstone became the second golden duck of the innings when he was brilliantly caught down the legside by the diving Carey, only recalled this series after Josh Inglis was injured.

Earlier, Marsh was the only member of Australia's top order to make more than 29.

But Carey's superb 67-ball innings, including eight fours and three well-struck sixes, kept Australia in the game.

England might have feared the worst when Travis Head, fresh from his career-best 154 not out on Thursday, hit sixes off both Matthew Potts and Brydon Carse.

But Head, fell for 29 when the left-hander flicked Carse straight to deep backward square leg, with Australia 89-3 when Steve Smith was bowled for just four by a superb Potts late inswinger.

Marnus Labuschagne, 77 not out at Trent Bridge, only managed 19 before mistiming a pull off Jacob Bethell to mid-on.

Australia lost three wickets for five runs in 10 balls to be 221-9.

But Carey went to fifty in style by driving off-spinner Jacks for six before he was last man out.

The series continues at Chester-le-Street on Tuesday.

Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

Australia were indebted to Alex Carey as they beat England by 68 runs in the second one-day international at Headingley on Saturday to go 2-0 up in a five-match series.

Australia were indebted to Alex Carey as they beat England by 68 runs in the second one-day international at Headingley on Saturday to go 2-0 up in a five-match series. The world champions were in trouble at 221-9 after losing the toss. But Carey made a dashing 74, with the wicketkeeper dominating a last-wicket stand of 49 with Josh Hazlewood that took Australia to 270 all out. That proved more than enough as a new-look England, who collapsed to 65-5, were dismissed for 202 with nearly 10 overs remaining. None of their batsmen made a fifty, with Jamie Smith's 49 merely delaying a defeat that had long looked inevitable. This was Australia's 14th consecutive ODI win, with only the Australia 2003 World Cup-winning side led by Ricky Ponting, enjoying a longer unbeaten run at this level of 21 straight victories. Mitchell Starc (3-50) and Hazlewood (2-54) struck early in England's reply after the veteran fast bowlers missed Australia's seven-wicket success at Trent Bridge on Thursday with illness. "They (England) bowled really well up front and got us in a bit of trouble, Josh Hazlewood did a fantastic job," player-of-the-match Carey told Sky Sports. ALSO READ | La Liga: Latest injury to Fermin Lopez mounts pressure on Flick as Barcelona gear up for Villarreal visit Bit short Australia captain Mitchell Marsh, who made a valuable 60, added: "I think these days 270 always feels a little bit short. But we knew it was a new wicket and if we got early wickets we had a chance. "It really goes to show those little tail-ender partnerships are really important." England skipper Harry Brook said: "We lost our way in the powerplay and it didn't quite come off." England's reply was derailed when Hazlewood had opener Phil Salt edging behind, while initially wayward left-armer Starc removed Will Jacks for a golden duck thanks to a fine diving catch at second slip by Matthew Short. Starc's brilliant inswinging yorker then had local hero Brook lbw for just four. England were in an even worse position at 65-5 after paceman Aaron Hardie took two wickets in two balls. Ben Duckett, who made 95 at Trent Bridge, was deceived on 32 by Hardie's slower ball as the bowler held a fine return catch. Next ball, Liam Livingstone became the second golden duck of the innings when he was brilliantly caught down the legside by the diving Carey, only recalled this series after Josh Inglis was injured. Earlier, Marsh was the only member of Australia's top order to make more than 29. But Carey's superb 67-ball innings, including eight fours and three well-struck sixes, kept Australia in the game. England might have feared the worst when Travis Head, fresh from his career-best 154 not out on Thursday, hit sixes off both Matthew Potts and Brydon Carse. But Head, fell for 29 when the left-hander flicked Carse straight to deep backward square leg, with Australia 89-3 when Steve Smith was bowled for just four by a superb Potts late inswinger. Marnus Labuschagne, 77 not out at Trent Bridge, only managed 19 before mistiming a pull off Jacob Bethell to mid-on. Australia lost three wickets for five runs in 10 balls to be 221-9. But Carey went to fifty in style by driving off-spinner Jacks for six before he was last man out. The series continues at Chester-le-Street on Tuesday. Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

ENG vs AUS: Alex Carey sparks recovery as Australia thrash England in 2nd ODI; take 2-0 lead in series

After clinching a historic ODI series win against South Africa, Afghanistan will eye whitewash against the Proteas in the final ODI on Sunday (Sep 22). They beat the Proteas by six wickets in the first ODI in Sharjah and followed that with a 177-run win to pocket the series. Ahead of the third ODI, here are all the details of the contest including live streaming, squads and others.

<h2>When is the Afghanistan vs South Africa 3rd ODI match?</h2>

The Afghanistan vs South Africa 3rd ODI match will be played on Sunday (Sep 22).

<h2>Which stadium will host the Afghanistan vs South Africa 3rd ODI match?</h2>

The Afghanistan vs South Africa 3rd ODI match will be played at the Sharjah Cricket Stadium in Sharjah.

<h2>What time will the Afghanistan vs South Africa 3rd ODI match start?</h2>

The Afghanistan vs South Africa 3rd ODI will commence at 5:30 PM IST with toss at 5 PM IST.

<h2>Where to watch the Afghanistan vs South Africa 3rd ODI match on TV?</h2>

The Afghanistan vs South Africa 3rd ODI will have no live broadcast in India.

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<h2>Where to watch the Afghanistan vs South Africa 3rd ODI match on OTT?</h2>

The Afghanistan vs South Africa 3rd ODI match will be live-streamed on the FanCode app and website in India.

<h2>Squads:</h2>

Afghanistan&nbsp;Squad: Hashmatullah Shahidi (C), Rahmat Shah (VC), Rahmanullah Gurbaz (WK), Ikram Ali Khil (WK), Abdul Malik, Riaz Hassan, Darwish Rasooli, Azmatullah Omarzai, Mohammad Nabi, Gulbadin Naib, Rashid Khan, Nangyal Kharoti, Allah Mohammad Ghazanfar, Fazalhaq Farooqi, Bilal Sami, Naveed Zadran and Farid Ahmad Malik.

South Africa&nbsp;Squad: Temba Bavuma (captain), Ottneil Baartman, Nandre Burger, Tony de Zorzi, Bjorn Fortuin, Reeza Hendricks, Aiden Markram, Wiaan Mulder, Lungi Ngidi, Andile Phehlukwayo, Nqaba Peter, Andile Simelane, Jason Smith, Tristan Stubbs, Kyle Verreynne and Lizaad Williams.

After clinching a historic ODI series win against South Africa, Afghanistan will eye whitewash against the Proteas in the final ODI on Sunday (Sep 22). They beat the Proteas by six wickets in the first ODI in Sharjah and followed that with a 177-run win to pocket the series.

After clinching a historic ODI series win against South Africa, Afghanistan will eye whitewash against the Proteas in the final ODI on Sunday (Sep 22). They beat the Proteas by six wickets in the first ODI in Sharjah and followed that with a 177-run win to pocket the series. Ahead of the third ODI, here are all the details of the contest including live streaming, squads and others. When is the Afghanistan vs South Africa 3rd ODI match? The Afghanistan vs South Africa 3rd ODI match will be played on Sunday (Sep 22). Which stadium will host the Afghanistan vs South Africa 3rd ODI match? The Afghanistan vs South Africa 3rd ODI match will be played at the Sharjah Cricket Stadium in Sharjah. What time will the Afghanistan vs South Africa 3rd ODI match start? The Afghanistan vs South Africa 3rd ODI will commence at 5:30 PM IST with toss at 5 PM IST. Where to watch the Afghanistan vs South Africa 3rd ODI match on TV? The Afghanistan vs South Africa 3rd ODI will have no live broadcast in India. ALSO READ | La Liga: Latest injury to Fermin Lopez mounts pressure on Flick as Barcelona gear up for Villarreal visit Where to watch the Afghanistan vs South Africa 3rd ODI match on OTT? The Afghanistan vs South Africa 3rd ODI match will be live-streamed on the FanCode app and website in India. Squads: Afghanistan Squad: Hashmatullah Shahidi (C), Rahmat Shah (VC), Rahmanullah Gurbaz (WK), Ikram Ali Khil (WK), Abdul Malik, Riaz Hassan, Darwish Rasooli, Azmatullah Omarzai, Mohammad Nabi, Gulbadin Naib, Rashid Khan, Nangyal Kharoti, Allah Mohammad Ghazanfar, Fazalhaq Farooqi, Bilal Sami, Naveed Zadran and Farid Ahmad Malik. South Africa Squad: Temba Bavuma (captain), Ottneil Baartman, Nandre Burger, Tony de Zorzi, Bjorn Fortuin, Reeza Hendricks, Aiden Markram, Wiaan Mulder, Lungi Ngidi, Andile Phehlukwayo, Nqaba Peter, Andile Simelane, Jason Smith, Tristan Stubbs, Kyle Verreynne and Lizaad Williams.

AFG vs SA, 3rd ODI match Live Streaming: When, where & how to watch Afghanistan vs South Africa Live on laptop

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has announced the squad for the second Test against Bangladesh, making no changes in the 16-man team from the first Test. The second Test starts on September 27 in Kanpur.

There were some talks of KL Rahul being replaced in the squad after he failed in the first innings of the Chennai Test, scoring just 16 runs.

The board, however, seems okay to give him another chance or might replace him with Sarfaraz Khan in the Playing XI who is already in the squad.

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The announcement comes shortly after India wrapped up the first Test in Chennai with a 280-run shortly before lunch on day 4 (Sep 22).

Bangladesh resumed day 4 from the overnight score of 158/4 with skipper Najmul Hossain Shanto and veteran all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan on the crease.

It was Ravi Ashwin who broke the 48-run partnership to dismiss Shakib for 25. The visitors gave in soon after that with Ravindra Jadeja removing Litton Das in quick succession.

Ashwin then dismissed Mehidy Hasan Miraz to complete his five-for before Jadeja removed Shanto (82) to dash any remaining resistance from Bangladesh. The spinners then took one each of the rest of the two wickets to wrap up the Bangladesh innings.

Chasing a daunting 515, Bangladesh were bowled out for 234 with Ravi Ashwin taking his 37th career five-for. Ashwin, who had scored a century in the first innings, finished with the figures of 6/88. Ashwin was also adjudged Player of the Match for his all-rounder performance.

India squad for second Test against Bangladesh: Rohit Sharma (C), Yashasvi Jaiswal, Shubman Gill, Virat Kohli, KL Rahul, Sarfaraz Khan, Rishabh Pant (WK), Dhruv Jurel (WK), R Ashwin, R Jadeja, Axar Patel, Kuldeep Yadav, Mohd. Siraj, Akash Deep, Jasprit Bumrah, Yash Dayal

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has announced the squad for the second Test against Bangladesh, making no changes in the 16-man team from the first Test.

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has announced the squad for the second Test against Bangladesh, making no changes in the 16-man team from the first Test. The second Test starts on September 27 in Kanpur. There were some talks of KL Rahul being replaced in the squad after he failed in the first innings of the Chennai Test, scoring just 16 runs. The board, however, seems okay to give him another chance or might replace him with Sarfaraz Khan in the Playing XI who is already in the squad. Also Read: Ravi Ashwin becomes first spin all-rounder from India to achieve THIS record in Tests The announcement comes shortly after India wrapped up the first Test in Chennai with a 280-run shortly before lunch on day 4 (Sep 22). Bangladesh resumed day 4 from the overnight score of 158/4 with skipper Najmul Hossain Shanto and veteran all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan on the crease. It was Ravi Ashwin who broke the 48-run partnership to dismiss Shakib for 25. The visitors gave in soon after that with Ravindra Jadeja removing Litton Das in quick succession. Ashwin then dismissed Mehidy Hasan Miraz to complete his five-for before Jadeja removed Shanto (82) to dash any remaining resistance from Bangladesh. The spinners then took one each of the rest of the two wickets to wrap up the Bangladesh innings. Chasing a daunting 515, Bangladesh were bowled out for 234 with Ravi Ashwin taking his 37th career five-for. Ashwin, who had scored a century in the first innings, finished with the figures of 6/88. Ashwin was also adjudged Player of the Match for his all-rounder performance. India squad for second Test against Bangladesh: Rohit Sharma (C), Yashasvi Jaiswal, Shubman Gill, Virat Kohli, KL Rahul, Sarfaraz Khan, Rishabh Pant (WK), Dhruv Jurel (WK), R Ashwin, R Jadeja, Axar Patel, Kuldeep Yadav, Mohd. Siraj, Akash Deep, Jasprit Bumrah, Yash Dayal

IND vs BAN: BCCI announces India squad for second Test

India spinner Ravi Ashwin had a wonderful outing during the first Test of the two-match series against Bangladesh which finished on Sunday (Sep 22). Ashwin was adjudged Player of the Match for his 113 in the first innings and 6/88 in the second innings as India won the match by 280 runs.

During the match, Ashwin created multiple records including taking his 37th career five-for-the second most in Test history same as Australia's Shane Warne and just behind Sri Lanka's Muthiah Muralidaran (67).

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With a ton in the first innings, his sixth in Tests, Ashwin also became the first Indian spin all-rounder and fifth player overall to have 300+ wickets and 20 or more 50+ scores in Test cricket.

Ashwin now has 20 fifth-plus scores in Tests (six hundred and 14 fifties) to go with his 522 wickets - the most in the list. The other names on the list are England all-rounder Ian Botham, Pakistan's Imran Khan, India's Kapil Dev and New Zealand's Daniel Vettori.

Ashwin also surpassed former India great Anil Kumble for most wickets in the fourth innings by an Indian spinner. Ashwin now has 99 wickets in the fourth innings for India, going past Kumble's 94.

The off-spinner's ton in the first innings was his fourth while batting at number 8 or lower in Test cricket. Only Kiwi Vettori (5) has more Test hundreds than Ashwin while batting at number 8 or lower.

Overall, Ashwin also surpassed West Indies great Courtney Walsh for most Test wickets in history. Walsh had 516 wickets in the Test and Ashwin, after his six-for in the second Bangladesh innings, is at 522 - eight short of the current highest Test wicket-taker Nathan Lyon's 530.

Chasing a daunting 515, Bangladesh were bowled out for 234 shortly before lunch on day 4 as India went one up in the series. The second Test of the series will be played from September 27 in Kanpur.

India spinner Ravi Ashwin had a wonderful outing during the first Test of the two-match series against Bangladesh which finished on Sunday (Sep 22). Ashwin was adjudged Player of the Match for his 113 in the first innings and 6/88 in the second innings as India won the match by 280 runs.

India spinner Ravi Ashwin had a wonderful outing during the first Test of the two-match series against Bangladesh which finished on Sunday (Sep 22). Ashwin was adjudged Player of the Match for his 113 in the first innings and 6/88 in the second innings as India won the match by 280 runs. During the match, Ashwin created multiple records including taking his 37th career five-for-the second most in Test history same as Australia's Shane Warne and just behind Sri Lanka's Muthiah Muralidaran (67). Also Read: England spinner Adil Rashid achieves THIS remarkable record during second ODI vs Australia With a ton in the first innings, his sixth in Tests, Ashwin also became the first Indian spin all-rounder and fifth player overall to have 300+ wickets and 20 or more 50+ scores in Test cricket. Ashwin now has 20 fifth-plus scores in Tests (six hundred and 14 fifties) to go with his 522 wickets - the most in the list. The other names on the list are England all-rounder Ian Botham, Pakistan's Imran Khan, India's Kapil Dev and New Zealand's Daniel Vettori. Ashwin also surpassed former India great Anil Kumble for most wickets in the fourth innings by an Indian spinner. Ashwin now has 99 wickets in the fourth innings for India, going past Kumble's 94. The off-spinner's ton in the first innings was his fourth while batting at number 8 or lower in Test cricket. Only Kiwi Vettori (5) has more Test hundreds than Ashwin while batting at number 8 or lower. Overall, Ashwin also surpassed West Indies great Courtney Walsh for most Test wickets in history. Walsh had 516 wickets in the Test and Ashwin, after his six-for in the second Bangladesh innings, is at 522 - eight short of the current highest Test wicket-taker Nathan Lyon's 530. Chasing a daunting 515, Bangladesh were bowled out for 234 shortly before lunch on day 4 as India went one up in the series. The second Test of the series will be played from September 27 in Kanpur.

Ravi Ashwin becomes first spin all-rounder from India to achieve THIS record in Tests

India beat Bangladesh by 280 runs in the first Test of the two-match series on Sunday (Sep 22). Chasing a daunting 515, Bangladesh were bowled out for 234 shortly before lunch on day 4 with Ravi Ashwin taking his 37th career five-for. Ashwin, who had scored a century in the first innings, finished with the figures of 6/88.

Bangladesh resumed day 4 from the overnight score of 158/4 with skipper Najmul Hossain Shanto and veteran all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan on the crease.&nbsp;

It was Ashwin who broke the 48-run partnership to dismiss Shakib for 25. The visitors gave in soon after that with Ravindra Jadeja removing Litton Das in quick succession.

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Ashwin then dismissed Mehidy Hasan Miraz to complete his five-for before Jadeja removed Shanto (82) to dash any remaining resistance from Bangladesh. The spinner then took one each of the rest of the two wickets to wrap up the Bangladesh innings.

Bangladesh had started the chase in a defiant manner, adding 62 runs for the first wicket - the most ever for them against India.

It was Jasprit Bumrah who broke the partnership with the help of Yashasvi Jaiswal who took a superb catch in gully to dismiss Zakir Hasan.

Ravi Ashwin then took the next three wickets to leave Bangladesh's batting wanting for more before skipper Shanto and veteran all-rounder Shakib took them to the end of play without further loss. Shanto also completed his 50 and was unbeaten on 51 at the end of play.

Earlier, India started day 3 on a positive note with Shubman Gill and Rishabh Pant continuing from where they had left on day 2.

India eventually declared at 287/4 half-time into the second session with both Pant and Gill scoring their respective centuries.

In the first innings, India were 144/6 at one stage before Jadeja and Ashwin added 199-run for the seventh wicket to post 376. They then bowled out Bangladesh for 149, taking a lead of 227 runs.

India beat Bangladesh by 280 runs in the first Test of the two-match series on Sunday (Sep 22). Chasing a daunting 515, Bangladesh were bowled out for 234 shortly before lunch on day 4 with Ravi Ashwin taking his 37th career five-for.

India beat Bangladesh by 280 runs in the first Test of the two-match series on Sunday (Sep 22). Chasing a daunting 515, Bangladesh were bowled out for 234 shortly before lunch on day 4 with Ravi Ashwin taking his 37th career five-for. Ashwin, who had scored a century in the first innings, finished with the figures of 6/88. Bangladesh resumed day 4 from the overnight score of 158/4 with skipper Najmul Hossain Shanto and veteran all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan on the crease. It was Ashwin who broke the 48-run partnership to dismiss Shakib for 25. The visitors gave in soon after that with Ravindra Jadeja removing Litton Das in quick succession. Also Read: IND vs BAN, 1st Test: 'Great...,' SL's Lasith Malinga reacts to Virat Kohli and Shakib Al Hasan banter Ashwin then dismissed Mehidy Hasan Miraz to complete his five-for before Jadeja removed Shanto (82) to dash any remaining resistance from Bangladesh. The spinner then took one each of the rest of the two wickets to wrap up the Bangladesh innings. Bangladesh had started the chase in a defiant manner, adding 62 runs for the first wicket - the most ever for them against India. It was Jasprit Bumrah who broke the partnership with the help of Yashasvi Jaiswal who took a superb catch in gully to dismiss Zakir Hasan. Ravi Ashwin then took the next three wickets to leave Bangladesh's batting wanting for more before skipper Shanto and veteran all-rounder Shakib took them to the end of play without further loss. Shanto also completed his 50 and was unbeaten on 51 at the end of play. Earlier, India started day 3 on a positive note with Shubman Gill and Rishabh Pant continuing from where they had left on day 2. India eventually declared at 287/4 half-time into the second session with both Pant and Gill scoring their respective centuries. In the first innings, India were 144/6 at one stage before Jadeja and Ashwin added 199-run for the seventh wicket to post 376. They then bowled out Bangladesh for 149, taking a lead of 227 runs.

IND vs BAN, 1st Test: Ravi Ashwin takes six-for as India beat Bangladesh in Chennai

England spinner Adil Rashid created history on Saturday (Sep 21) during the second ODI against Australia, becoming the first English skipper with 200 or more ODI wickets.

Rashid, who was on 199 ODI wickets before the match, dismissed Aussie Glenn Maxwell to reach the milestone. He took one more in the match to finish with the figures of 2/42 in his 10 overs. Overall, he now has 201 wickets in 137 ODIs with a best of 5/27.

Rashid is now third on the list of most ODI wickets for England behind only James Anderson (269 wickets) and Darren Gough (234 wickets).

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Apart from Rashid, only Moeen Ali (111) and Graeme Swann (104) are the spinners with more than 100 ODI wickets for England.

As for the match, Australia managed 270 runs in 44.4 runs thanks to wicketkeeper-batter Alex Carey's 67-ball 74 after the visitors were reeling at 221/9 at one stage.

That proved more than enough as a new-look England, who collapsed to 65-5, were dismissed for 202 with nearly 10 overs remaining and lost the match by 68 runs.&nbsp;

None of their batsmen made a fifty, with Jamie Smith's 49 merely delaying a defeat that had long looked inevitable.

Mitchell Starc (3-50) and Hazlewood (2-54) struck early in England's reply after the veteran fast bowlers missed Australia's seven-wicket success at Trent Bridge on Thursday with illness.

"They (England) bowled really well up front and got us in a bit of trouble, Josh Hazlewood did a fantastic job," player-of-the-match Carey told Sky Sports.

Australia captain Mitchell Marsh, who made a valuable 60, added,&nbsp;"I think these days 270 always feels a little bit short. But we knew it was a new wicket and if we got early wickets we had a chance.&nbsp;

The five-match series which Australia lead 2-0 continues at Chester-le-Street on Tuesday (Sep 24).

(With input from agencies)

England spinner Adil Rashid created history on Saturday (Sep 21) during the second ODI against Australia, becoming the first English skipper with 200 or more ODI wickets.

England spinner Adil Rashid created history on Saturday (Sep 21) during the second ODI against Australia, becoming the first English skipper with 200 or more ODI wickets. Rashid, who was on 199 ODI wickets before the match, dismissed Aussie Glenn Maxwell to reach the milestone. He took one more in the match to finish with the figures of 2/42 in his 10 overs. Overall, he now has 201 wickets in 137 ODIs with a best of 5/27. Rashid is now third on the list of most ODI wickets for England behind only James Anderson (269 wickets) and Darren Gough (234 wickets). Also Read: IND vs BAN, 1st Test: 'Great...,' SL's Lasith Malinga reacts to Virat Kohli and Shakib Al Hasan banter Apart from Rashid, only Moeen Ali (111) and Graeme Swann (104) are the spinners with more than 100 ODI wickets for England. As for the match, Australia managed 270 runs in 44.4 runs thanks to wicketkeeper-batter Alex Carey's 67-ball 74 after the visitors were reeling at 221/9 at one stage. That proved more than enough as a new-look England, who collapsed to 65-5, were dismissed for 202 with nearly 10 overs remaining and lost the match by 68 runs. None of their batsmen made a fifty, with Jamie Smith's 49 merely delaying a defeat that had long looked inevitable. Mitchell Starc (3-50) and Hazlewood (2-54) struck early in England's reply after the veteran fast bowlers missed Australia's seven-wicket success at Trent Bridge on Thursday with illness. "They (England) bowled really well up front and got us in a bit of trouble, Josh Hazlewood did a fantastic job," player-of-the-match Carey told Sky Sports. Australia captain Mitchell Marsh, who made a valuable 60, added, "I think these days 270 always feels a little bit short. But we knew it was a new wicket and if we got early wickets we had a chance. The five-match series which Australia lead 2-0 continues at Chester-le-Street on Tuesday (Sep 24). (With input from agencies)

England spinner Adil Rashid achieves THIS remarkable record during second ODI vs Australia

Former Sri Lanka pacer Lasith Malinga had the last say in banter involving India's Virat Kohli and Bangladesh's Shakib Al Hasan during the ongoing first Test in Chennai, India.

Malinga's reaction comes after Kohli 'called out' Shakib for bowling a couple of yorkers to him like the former Sri Lankan.

"Malinga bana hua hai, yorker pe yorker de raha hai (Acting like Malinga, bowling yorker after yorker)," Kohli said to Shakib while batting. The words got caught on the stump mic and soon became viral.

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Malinga, while responding to one such video showing the banter, wrote "Niyamai malli," which translates to "Great, brother."

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As for the match, India were in full command of the Test, needing just six wickets to go one up in the series with two days remaining. Bangladesh ended day 3 at 158/4 in pursuit of a daunting 515.

Bangladesh started the chase in a defiant manner, adding 62 runs for the first wicket - the most ever for them against India.

It was Jasprit Bumrah who broke the partnership with the help of Yashasvi Jaiswal who took a superb catch in gully to dismiss Zakir Hasan.

Ravi Ashwin then took the next three wickets to leave Bangladesh's batting wanting for more before skipper Najmul Hossain Shanto and veteran all-rounder Shakib took them to the end of play without further loss. Shanto also completed his 50 and was unbeaten on 51 at the end of play.

Earlier, India started day 3 on a positive note with Shubman Gill and Rishabh Pant continuing from where they had left on day 2.

India eventually declared at 287/4 half-time into the second session with both Pant and Gill scoring their respective centuries.

Former Sri Lanka pacer Lasith Malinga had the last say in banter involving India's Virat Kohli and Bangladesh's Shakib Al Hasan during the ongoing first Test in Chennai, India.

Former Sri Lanka pacer Lasith Malinga had the last say in banter involving India's Virat Kohli and Bangladesh's Shakib Al Hasan during the ongoing first Test in Chennai, India. Malinga's reaction comes after Kohli 'called out' Shakib for bowling a couple of yorkers to him like the former Sri Lankan. "Malinga bana hua hai, yorker pe yorker de raha hai (Acting like Malinga, bowling yorker after yorker)," Kohli said to Shakib while batting. The words got caught on the stump mic and soon became viral. Also Read: IND v BAN: All eyes on injured Shakib Al Hasan as Bangladesh chase history in Chennai Malinga, while responding to one such video showing the banter, wrote "Niyamai malli," which translates to "Great, brother." Have a look at the video and reaction below: Niyamai malli🤣🫶 https://t.co/heeEK48QRP — Lasith Malinga (@malinga_ninety9) September 21, 2024 × As for the match, India were in full command of the Test, needing just six wickets to go one up in the series with two days remaining. Bangladesh ended day 3 at 158/4 in pursuit of a daunting 515. Bangladesh started the chase in a defiant manner, adding 62 runs for the first wicket - the most ever for them against India. It was Jasprit Bumrah who broke the partnership with the help of Yashasvi Jaiswal who took a superb catch in gully to dismiss Zakir Hasan. Ravi Ashwin then took the next three wickets to leave Bangladesh's batting wanting for more before skipper Najmul Hossain Shanto and veteran all-rounder Shakib took them to the end of play without further loss. Shanto also completed his 50 and was unbeaten on 51 at the end of play. Earlier, India started day 3 on a positive note with Shubman Gill and Rishabh Pant continuing from where they had left on day 2. India eventually declared at 287/4 half-time into the second session with both Pant and Gill scoring their respective centuries.

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India batter Yashasvi Jaiswal is enjoying a blistering start to his Test career and has broken couple of records in the ongoing first Test against Bangladesh - his 10th. Jaiswal scored 56 in the first innings of the Test and managed 10 in the second.

He now has 1094 runs in first 10 Tests - the most for an India batter and also the first Indian to score 1000+ Test runs in first 10 matches. He overtook legendary Sunil Gavaskar for the record who had scored 978 runs in his first 10 Tests.

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Jaiswal's tally of runs after the first 10 Tests is the fourth highest in history and only behind Australia's Don Bradman (1,446 runs), West Indies'&nbsp;Everton Weekes (1,125 runs) and George Headley (1,102 runs). Aussie Mark Taylor, who comes after Jaiswal, rounds off top five with 1,088 runs in first 10 Tests.

As for the match, India once again had a poor start in the second innings, losing skipper Rohit Sharma for a team score of 15 runs. Bangladesh took couple of wickets more before the day's play ended, sending back Yashasvi Jaiswal and star batter Virat Kohli as well. India finished day 2 at 81/3, with a total lead of 308 runs.

Earlier, Ravi Ashwin (113) and Ravindra Jadeja's (86) 199-run partnership for the seventh wicket rescued India from 144/6 as they posted 376 in the first innings before bowling out the visitors for a paltry 149.

Jasprit Bumrah led the Indian attack with a four-wicket haul while Jadeja, Mohammed Siraj and Akash Deep picked two each.

India started day 3 on a positive note with Shubman Gill and Rishabh Pant continuing from where they had left off on day 2. The duo had added unbeaten 138 runs for the fourth wicket with India being 205/3 and a total lead of 432&nbsp;at lunch.

India batter Yashasvi Jaiswal is enjoying a blistering start to his Test career and has broken couple of records in the ongoing first Test against Bangladesh - his 10th.

India batter Yashasvi Jaiswal is enjoying a blistering start to his Test career and has broken couple of records in the ongoing first Test against Bangladesh - his 10th. Jaiswal scored 56 in the first innings of the Test and managed 10 in the second. He now has 1094 runs in first 10 Tests - the most for an India batter and also the first Indian to score 1000+ Test runs in first 10 matches. He overtook legendary Sunil Gavaskar for the record who had scored 978 runs in his first 10 Tests. Also Read: IND vs BAN, 1st Test: 'I always envy him,' says Ravi Ashwin about Ravindra Jadeja after record partnership Jaiswal's tally of runs after the first 10 Tests is the fourth highest in history and only behind Australia's Don Bradman (1,446 runs), West Indies' Everton Weekes (1,125 runs) and George Headley (1,102 runs). Aussie Mark Taylor, who comes after Jaiswal, rounds off top five with 1,088 runs in first 10 Tests. As for the match, India once again had a poor start in the second innings, losing skipper Rohit Sharma for a team score of 15 runs. Bangladesh took couple of wickets more before the day's play ended, sending back Yashasvi Jaiswal and star batter Virat Kohli as well. India finished day 2 at 81/3, with a total lead of 308 runs. Earlier, Ravi Ashwin (113) and Ravindra Jadeja's (86) 199-run partnership for the seventh wicket rescued India from 144/6 as they posted 376 in the first innings before bowling out the visitors for a paltry 149. Jasprit Bumrah led the Indian attack with a four-wicket haul while Jadeja, Mohammed Siraj and Akash Deep picked two each. India started day 3 on a positive note with Shubman Gill and Rishabh Pant continuing from where they had left off on day 2. The duo had added unbeaten 138 runs for the fourth wicket with India being 205/3 and a total lead of 432 at lunch.

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India ace spinner Ravichandran Aswhin says he's envious of fellow spinner Ravindra Jadeja. The comments come after the bowling duo added 199 runs for the seventh wicket in first innings during the ongoing first Test against Bangladesh.

"You don't plan for such things," Ashwin said of his partnership while talking to&nbsp;reporters after the second day's game on Friday (Sep 20). Ashwin went on to score 113, his sixth Test ton, while Jadeja scored 86 before being dismissed.

"Jaddu is one cricketer who has evolved so nicely. I always envy him. I have made that amply clear. So gifted, so talented. He has found ways to maximise his potential," said the off spinner.

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"Keeps it really simple. He can repeat it day in and day out. I wish I could be him but I am glad I am myself. He is an exceptionally good cricketer. I am happy for him. Likewise, in so many ways, watching him bat over the last couple of years has given me insight into how [much] better I can be. Both of us have grown together. Both of us have done some special things. We really value one another at this stage. Both of us are enjoying each other's success more than ever before," he added.

Ashwin and Jadeja's partnership rescued India from 144/6 as they posted 376 in the first innings before bowling out the visitors for a paltry 149. Jadeja also chipped in with the ball, taking 2/19 but Ashwin went wicketless.

In the second innings, India once again had a poor start, losing skipper Rohit Sharma for a team score of 15 runs. Bangladesh took couple of wickets more before the day's play ended, sending back Yashasvi Jaiswal and star batter Virat Kohli as well. India finished day 2 at 81/3, with a total lead of 308 runs.

India ace spinner Ravichandran Aswhin says he's envious of fellow spinner Ravindra Jadeja. The comments come after the bowling duo added 199 runs for the seventh wicket in first innings during the ongoing first Test against Bangladesh.

India ace spinner Ravichandran Aswhin says he's envious of fellow spinner Ravindra Jadeja. The comments come after the bowling duo added 199 runs for the seventh wicket in first innings during the ongoing first Test against Bangladesh. "You don't plan for such things," Ashwin said of his partnership while talking to reporters after the second day's game on Friday (Sep 20). Ashwin went on to score 113, his sixth Test ton, while Jadeja scored 86 before being dismissed. "Jaddu is one cricketer who has evolved so nicely. I always envy him. I have made that amply clear. So gifted, so talented. He has found ways to maximise his potential," said the off spinner. Also Read: Multan, not Karachi, to host second England Test as PCB approves revised schedule "Keeps it really simple. He can repeat it day in and day out. I wish I could be him but I am glad I am myself. He is an exceptionally good cricketer. I am happy for him. Likewise, in so many ways, watching him bat over the last couple of years has given me insight into how [much] better I can be. Both of us have grown together. Both of us have done some special things. We really value one another at this stage. Both of us are enjoying each other's success more than ever before," he added. Ashwin and Jadeja's partnership rescued India from 144/6 as they posted 376 in the first innings before bowling out the visitors for a paltry 149. Jadeja also chipped in with the ball, taking 2/19 but Ashwin went wicketless. In the second innings, India once again had a poor start, losing skipper Rohit Sharma for a team score of 15 runs. Bangladesh took couple of wickets more before the day's play ended, sending back Yashasvi Jaiswal and star batter Virat Kohli as well. India finished day 2 at 81/3, with a total lead of 308 runs.

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With the Indian Premier League (IPL) mega auctions fast approaching, franchises are set to lay out plans for the next campaign. Part of the conversation could see Chennai Super Kings (CSK) retain a chunk of star names including Ravindra Jadeja and Gaikwad. However, the biggest name that is in the headlines is MS Dhoni as fans await his future. According to reports, CSK will retain Dhoni if the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) approves amendments to the retention policy.

<h2>CSK set to retain Dhoni?</h2>

According to reliable media reports, the CSK have shortlisted names to be retained for the IPL 2025. This includes Jadeja and Gaikwad while Shivam Dube and Matheesha Pathirana are also in the hat. However, Dhoni remains the biggest name that CSK are looking to retain. It is reported that CSK will retain Dhoni once they get the green light from the BCCI for retention policy amendments.

If that is the case, part of the agreement remains that Dhoni will be retained as the lowest bid category as per mutual agreement.

The legendary former India captain will turn 44 in 2025 indicating his days are numbered as a playing sensation. Like IPL 2024, it is expected that the upcoming season will be Dhoni’s last for the franchise before he announces his retirement from professional cricket.

While his status as a legend remains intact, he will look to add more titles to his trophy cabinet. He has lifted the IPL title on five occasions, being captain on all those occasions. He also lifted the now-abolished Champions League on two occasions.

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<h2>Jadeja, Gaikwad retain faith</h2>

Jadeja who has previously been on the hotspot for a reported spat with the CSK management will be retained. It is expected that he will be the most valuable retention at the franchise while Gaikwad will be retained as the captain of the side. In case the BCCI approves the retention amendments, Shivam Dube will be the third Indian player on the list along with Pathirana. In case the retention policy is amended, CSK will release Dube for auctions and retain Dhoni.

With the Indian Premier League (IPL) mega auctions fast approaching, franchises are set to lay out plans for the next campaign. Part of the conversation could see Chennai Super Kings (CSK) retain a chunk of star names including Ravindra Jadeja and Gaikwad.

With the Indian Premier League (IPL) mega auctions fast approaching, franchises are set to lay out plans for the next campaign. Part of the conversation could see Chennai Super Kings (CSK) retain a chunk of star names including Ravindra Jadeja and Gaikwad. However, the biggest name that is in the headlines is MS Dhoni as fans await his future. According to reports, CSK will retain Dhoni if the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) approves amendments to the retention policy. CSK set to retain Dhoni? According to reliable media reports, the CSK have shortlisted names to be retained for the IPL 2025. This includes Jadeja and Gaikwad while Shivam Dube and Matheesha Pathirana are also in the hat. However, Dhoni remains the biggest name that CSK are looking to retain. It is reported that CSK will retain Dhoni once they get the green light from the BCCI for retention policy amendments. If that is the case, part of the agreement remains that Dhoni will be retained as the lowest bid category as per mutual agreement. The legendary former India captain will turn 44 in 2025 indicating his days are numbered as a playing sensation. Like IPL 2024, it is expected that the upcoming season will be Dhoni’s last for the franchise before he announces his retirement from professional cricket. While his status as a legend remains intact, he will look to add more titles to his trophy cabinet. He has lifted the IPL title on five occasions, being captain on all those occasions. He also lifted the now-abolished Champions League on two occasions. ALSO READ | IND vs BAN, 1st Test: WATCH | Yashasvi Jaiswal takes SENSATIONAL catch off Jasprit Bumrah's bowling Jadeja, Gaikwad retain faith Jadeja who has previously been on the hotspot for a reported spat with the CSK management will be retained. It is expected that he will be the most valuable retention at the franchise while Gaikwad will be retained as the captain of the side. In case the BCCI approves the retention amendments, Shivam Dube will be the third Indian player on the list along with Pathirana. In case the retention policy is amended, CSK will release Dube for auctions and retain Dhoni.

CSK set to retain Jadeja, Ruturaj for IPL 2025; Dhoni retention subject to policy amendment from BCCI: Reports

Rahmanullah Gurbaz hit a superb century before leg-spin magician Rashid Khan marked his 26th birthday by taking five wickets as Afghanistan thrashed South Africa by 177 runs in the second one-day international on Friday.

Gurbaz hit 105 as Afghanistan made 311-4 before the Proteas lost nine wickets for 61 runs to be bowled out for just 134 in the 35th over.

It was the seventh century in the 22-year-old's Gurbaz's ODI career and included 10 fours and three sixes.&nbsp;

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"I had a hamstring injury but I try my best to stay on the ground and do my best for the team," said man-of-the-match Rashid after taking 5-19.&nbsp;

"It was a great opportunity for us to win the series against a big team, so I had to stay till the end."

Two days after winning the first ODI by six wickets, Afghanistan made a bright start as the openers capitalised on winning the toss.&nbsp;

Gurbaz and Riaz Hassan added 88 for the first wicket before Aiden Markram had Hassan leg before for 29.&nbsp;

That brought in Rahmat Shah (50) who shared a 101-run partnership with Gurbaz before the opener fell shortly after reaching his milestone, bowled by Nandre Burger for 105.&nbsp;

The innings slowed with that dismissal although Azmatullah Omarzai&nbsp;hit the accelerator with a rapid, undefeated 50-ball 86 which included six sixes, to ensure an awkward chase for the Proteas.

In reply, South Africa's openers, skipper Temba Bavuma, who top-scored with 38, and Tony de Zorzi (31) put on 73 for the first wicket.

But once they had departed, the Proteas fell apart.

Leg-spin star Rashid took 5-19 from nine overs and was ably supported by rookie off-spinner Nangeyalia Kharote who enjoyed figures of 4-26 in just just his third ODI appearance.

"I think the job for openers is to lay the foundation but wickets started falling and we came unstuck against spin," said Bavuma.

"It was not a good enough performance. We were not able to take ten wickets and that's a conversation we need to have. They were a lot better than us clinically."

Rashid's haul took his career total to 190 wickets in the format.

He dismissed middle-order dangermen Tristan Stubbs (five), Kyle Verreynne (two) and Wiaan Mulder (two) for the addition of just eight runs in back-to-back overs.

With the series wrapped up, Afghanistan will look to complete a whitewash in the third and final match in Sharjah on Sunday.

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Rahmanullah Gurbaz hit a superb century before leg-spin magician Rashid Khan marked his 26th birthday by taking five wickets as Afghanistan thrashed South Africa by 177 runs in the second one-day international on Friday.

Rahmanullah Gurbaz hit a superb century before leg-spin magician Rashid Khan marked his 26th birthday by taking five wickets as Afghanistan thrashed South Africa by 177 runs in the second one-day international on Friday. Gurbaz hit 105 as Afghanistan made 311-4 before the Proteas lost nine wickets for 61 runs to be bowled out for just 134 in the 35th over. It was the seventh century in the 22-year-old's Gurbaz's ODI career and included 10 fours and three sixes. Also Read: Multan, not Karachi, to host second England Test as PCB approves revised schedule "I had a hamstring injury but I try my best to stay on the ground and do my best for the team," said man-of-the-match Rashid after taking 5-19. "It was a great opportunity for us to win the series against a big team, so I had to stay till the end." Two days after winning the first ODI by six wickets, Afghanistan made a bright start as the openers capitalised on winning the toss. Gurbaz and Riaz Hassan added 88 for the first wicket before Aiden Markram had Hassan leg before for 29. That brought in Rahmat Shah (50) who shared a 101-run partnership with Gurbaz before the opener fell shortly after reaching his milestone, bowled by Nandre Burger for 105. The innings slowed with that dismissal although Azmatullah Omarzai hit the accelerator with a rapid, undefeated 50-ball 86 which included six sixes, to ensure an awkward chase for the Proteas. In reply, South Africa's openers, skipper Temba Bavuma, who top-scored with 38, and Tony de Zorzi (31) put on 73 for the first wicket. But once they had departed, the Proteas fell apart. Leg-spin star Rashid took 5-19 from nine overs and was ably supported by rookie off-spinner Nangeyalia Kharote who enjoyed figures of 4-26 in just just his third ODI appearance. "I think the job for openers is to lay the foundation but wickets started falling and we came unstuck against spin," said Bavuma. "It was not a good enough performance. We were not able to take ten wickets and that's a conversation we need to have. They were a lot better than us clinically." Rashid's haul took his career total to 190 wickets in the format. He dismissed middle-order dangermen Tristan Stubbs (five), Kyle Verreynne (two) and Wiaan Mulder (two) for the addition of just eight runs in back-to-back overs. With the series wrapped up, Afghanistan will look to complete a whitewash in the third and final match in Sharjah on Sunday. Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

SA vs AFG: Gurbaz, Rashid star as Afghanistan take unassailable series lead with win in second ODI

It was a perfect day at the office for Team India in the ongoing first Test match against Bangladesh in Chennai on Saturday (Sep 21). The duo of Shubman Gill (unbeaten 119) and Rishabh Pant (109) slammed respective hundreds as India are now six wickets away from victory as Bangladesh closed Day 3 at 158/4 and need 357 runs to win. However, it was the great Sachin Tendulkar who caught the eye of the netizens as he took to his social media to congratulate the duo after a successful Day 3.

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<h2>Tendulkar applauds Gill, Pant</h2>

"Loved watching @ShubmanGill glide his way to a hundred. And @RishabhPant17, despite being away from the longer format for quite some time, looks as sharp as ever. Great to see both of them in such fine rhythm,” Tendulkar posted on his X handle.

Starting the day at 81/3, the Indian batting duo of Gill and Pant would come out with class as they scored respective hundreds. The latter’s hundred saw him equal MS Dhoni’s record for most Test hundreds for India by a wicketkeeper-batter. It was Pant’s sixth in the red-ball format having only returned to the format after 21 months. He was later dismissed by Mehidy Hasan Miraz for 109 as India’s lead was on the verge of 500.

KL Rahul remained unbeaten at 22 while Gill carried his bat on 119 before Rohit Sharma declared at 287/4. Miraz scalped two wickets while Taskin Ahmed and Nahid Rana bagged one each.

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<h2>Bangladesh collapse after good start</h2>

Needing 515 runs to win, Bangladesh openers Zakir Hasan (33) and Shadman Islam (35) got their team off to a good start. They stitched a partnership of 62 runs for the opening wicket before a brilliant catch by Yashasvi Jaiswal at wide slip saw India break the partnership with Hasan’s wicket. They would soon lose Islam before Mominul Haque (13) and Mushfiqur Rahim (13) and were sent back to the pavilion by Ravichandran Ashwin.

He ended the day with figures of 63/3 having also scored a hundred in the first innings. Bangladesh at Stumps were 158/4 with skipper Najmul Hossain Shanto unbeaten on 51 and Shakib Al Hasan on 5.

It was a perfect day at the office for Team India in the ongoing first Test match against Bangladesh in Chennai on Saturday (Sep 21). The duo of Shubman Gill (unbeaten 119) and Rishabh Pant (109) slammed respective hundreds as India are now six wickets away from victory as Bangladesh closed Day 3 at 158/4 and need 357 runs to win.

It was a perfect day at the office for Team India in the ongoing first Test match against Bangladesh in Chennai on Saturday (Sep 21). The duo of Shubman Gill (unbeaten 119) and Rishabh Pant (109) slammed respective hundreds as India are now six wickets away from victory as Bangladesh closed Day 3 at 158/4 and need 357 runs to win. However, it was the great Sachin Tendulkar who caught the eye of the netizens as he took to his social media to congratulate the duo after a successful Day 3. Loved watching @ShubmanGill glide his way to a hundred. And @RishabhPant17, despite being away from the longer format for quite some time, looks as sharp as ever. Great to see both of them in such fine rhythm!#INDvBAN pic.twitter.com/FIUd1bGVmp — Sachin Tendulkar (@sachin_rt) September 21, 2024 × Tendulkar applauds Gill, Pant "Loved watching @ShubmanGill glide his way to a hundred. And @RishabhPant17, despite being away from the longer format for quite some time, looks as sharp as ever. Great to see both of them in such fine rhythm,” Tendulkar posted on his X handle. Starting the day at 81/3, the Indian batting duo of Gill and Pant would come out with class as they scored respective hundreds. The latter’s hundred saw him equal MS Dhoni’s record for most Test hundreds for India by a wicketkeeper-batter. It was Pant’s sixth in the red-ball format having only returned to the format after 21 months. He was later dismissed by Mehidy Hasan Miraz for 109 as India’s lead was on the verge of 500. KL Rahul remained unbeaten at 22 while Gill carried his bat on 119 before Rohit Sharma declared at 287/4. Miraz scalped two wickets while Taskin Ahmed and Nahid Rana bagged one each. ALSO READ | IND vs BAN, 1st Test: WATCH | Yashasvi Jaiswal takes SENSATIONAL catch off Jasprit Bumrah's bowling Bangladesh collapse after good start Needing 515 runs to win, Bangladesh openers Zakir Hasan (33) and Shadman Islam (35) got their team off to a good start. They stitched a partnership of 62 runs for the opening wicket before a brilliant catch by Yashasvi Jaiswal at wide slip saw India break the partnership with Hasan’s wicket. They would soon lose Islam before Mominul Haque (13) and Mushfiqur Rahim (13) and were sent back to the pavilion by Ravichandran Ashwin. He ended the day with figures of 63/3 having also scored a hundred in the first innings. Bangladesh at Stumps were 158/4 with skipper Najmul Hossain Shanto unbeaten on 51 and Shakib Al Hasan on 5.

IND vs BAN: Sachin Tendulkar heaps praise on Shubman Gill, Rishabh Pant after second innings heroics

India are on the brink of a massive win against Bangladesh in the opening Test match after the visitors were narrowed to 158/4 at Stumps on Day 4. Still needing 357 runs to win Bangladesh will enter Day 4 as second-favourites while Rohit Sharma and Co search for more success. The day also saw Rishabh Pant (109) and Shubman Gill (119) slam hundreds before the hosts decided to declare at 287/4, eventually setting a target of 515 runs for Bangladesh to win.

<h2>India on the brink of win</h2>

Starting the day at 81/3, the Indian batting duo of Gill and Pant would come out with class as they scored respective hundreds. The latter’s hundred saw him equal MS Dhoni’s record for most Test hundreds for India by a wicketkeeper-batter. It was Pant’s sixth in the red-ball format having only returned to the format after 21 months. He was later dismissed by Mehidy Hasan Miraz for 109 as India’s lead was on the verge of 500.

KL Rahul remained unbeaten at 22 while Gill carried his bat on 119 before Rohit Sharma declared at 287/4. Miraz scalped two wickets while Taskin Ahmed and Nahid Rana bagged one each.

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<h2>Bangladesh collapse after good start</h2>

Needing 515 runs to win, Bangladesh openers Zakir Hasan (33) and Shadman Islam (35) got their team off to a good start. They stitched a partnership of 62 runs for the opening wicket before a brilliant catch by Yashasvi Jaiswal at wide slip saw India break the partnership with Hasan’s wicket. They would soon lose Islam before Mominul Haque (13) and Mushfiqur Rahim (13) and were sent back to the pavilion by Ravichandran Ashwin.&nbsp;

He ended the day with figures of 63/3 having also scored a hundred in the first innings. Bangladesh at Stumps were 158/4 with skipper Najmul Hossain Shanto unbeaten on 51 and Shakib Al Hasan on 5.

India are on the brink of a massive win against Bangladesh in the opening Test match after the visitors were narrowed to 158/4 at Stumps on Day 4. Still needing 357 runs to win Bangladesh will enter Day 4 as second-favourites while Rohit Sharma and Co search for more success.

India are on the brink of a massive win against Bangladesh in the opening Test match after the visitors were narrowed to 158/4 at Stumps on Day 4. Still needing 357 runs to win Bangladesh will enter Day 4 as second-favourites while Rohit Sharma and Co search for more success. The day also saw Rishabh Pant (109) and Shubman Gill (119) slam hundreds before the hosts decided to declare at 287/4, eventually setting a target of 515 runs for Bangladesh to win. India on the brink of win Starting the day at 81/3, the Indian batting duo of Gill and Pant would come out with class as they scored respective hundreds. The latter’s hundred saw him equal MS Dhoni’s record for most Test hundreds for India by a wicketkeeper-batter. It was Pant’s sixth in the red-ball format having only returned to the format after 21 months. He was later dismissed by Mehidy Hasan Miraz for 109 as India’s lead was on the verge of 500. KL Rahul remained unbeaten at 22 while Gill carried his bat on 119 before Rohit Sharma declared at 287/4. Miraz scalped two wickets while Taskin Ahmed and Nahid Rana bagged one each. ALSO READ | IND vs BAN, 1st Test: WATCH | Yashasvi Jaiswal takes SENSATIONAL catch off Jasprit Bumrah's bowling Bangladesh collapse after good start Needing 515 runs to win, Bangladesh openers Zakir Hasan (33) and Shadman Islam (35) got their team off to a good start. They stitched a partnership of 62 runs for the opening wicket before a brilliant catch by Yashasvi Jaiswal at wide slip saw India break the partnership with Hasan’s wicket. They would soon lose Islam before Mominul Haque (13) and Mushfiqur Rahim (13) and were sent back to the pavilion by Ravichandran Ashwin. He ended the day with figures of 63/3 having also scored a hundred in the first innings. Bangladesh at Stumps were 158/4 with skipper Najmul Hossain Shanto unbeaten on 51 and Shakib Al Hasan on 5.

IND vs BAN: India on the brink of win after Gill, Pant tons in second innings; Ban need 357 more runs to win

India's Yashasvi Jaiswal pulled a blinder on day 3 of the ongoing first Test against Bangladesh to dismiss Zakir Hasan. The wicket, which came off Jasprit Bumrah against the run of play, was the first Bangladesh wicket to fall in the second innings.

The visitors had already added 62 runs for the first wicket - the most ever for them against India - when Bumrah bowled a ball with angle which took the edge and flew to gully where Jaiswal took a brilliant catch on the dying ball. Have a look at the catch below:

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Earlier, India started day 3 on a positive note with Shubman Gill and Rishabh Pant continuing from where they had left on day 2. The duo had added unbeaten 138 runs for the fourth wicket with India being 205/3 and a total lead of 432 at lunch.

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Pant, who went into lunch on day 3 at 82 not out, came all guns blazing in the second session, hitting Shakib Al Hasan for a four and six in the second over of the session to reach&nbsp;the nineties.

In the next over, Pant scored a four and took a single to reach the 99 in Mehidy Hasan Miraz's over before completing his ton in the next over with a double.

Pant, however, got out shortly after scoring his ton with Mehidy taking a sharp return catch to dismiss him for 109. Pant's 167-run partnership for the fourth wicket with Shubman Gill put India in the driver's seat as they took the total lead past 450.

Gill also scored his hundred soon after and became only the second India batter after Rahul Dravid to score a hundred at MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chennai while batting at number three.

India eventually declared at 287/4 half-time into the second session, leaving Bangladesh with a huge target of 515 runs.

Bangladesh were 100/2 in 25 overs into the second innings by the time this report was written.

India's Yashasvi Jaiswal pulled a blinder on day 3 of the ongoing first Test against Bangladesh to dismiss Zakir Hasan. The wicket, which came off Jasprit Bumrah against the run of play, was the first Bangladesh wicket to fall in the second innings.

India's Yashasvi Jaiswal pulled a blinder on day 3 of the ongoing first Test against Bangladesh to dismiss Zakir Hasan. The wicket, which came off Jasprit Bumrah against the run of play, was the first Bangladesh wicket to fall in the second innings. The visitors had already added 62 runs for the first wicket - the most ever for them against India - when Bumrah bowled a ball with angle which took the edge and flew to gully where Jaiswal took a brilliant catch on the dying ball. Have a look at the catch below: Jasprit Bumrah with the first breakthrough as Yashasvi Jaiswal takes a brilliant catch to dismiss Zakir Hasan. Watch 👇👇 Live - https://t.co/jV4wK7BgV2… #INDvBAN@IDFCFIRSTBank pic.twitter.com/KdWyAW1yIN — BCCI (@BCCI) September 21, 2024 × Earlier, India started day 3 on a positive note with Shubman Gill and Rishabh Pant continuing from where they had left on day 2. The duo had added unbeaten 138 runs for the fourth wicket with India being 205/3 and a total lead of 432 at lunch. Also Watch: IND vs BAN, 1st Test: Rishabh Pant completes epic comeback with hundred on Test return Pant, who went into lunch on day 3 at 82 not out, came all guns blazing in the second session, hitting Shakib Al Hasan for a four and six in the second over of the session to reach the nineties. In the next over, Pant scored a four and took a single to reach the 99 in Mehidy Hasan Miraz's over before completing his ton in the next over with a double. Pant, however, got out shortly after scoring his ton with Mehidy taking a sharp return catch to dismiss him for 109. Pant's 167-run partnership for the fourth wicket with Shubman Gill put India in the driver's seat as they took the total lead past 450. Gill also scored his hundred soon after and became only the second India batter after Rahul Dravid to score a hundred at MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chennai while batting at number three. India eventually declared at 287/4 half-time into the second session, leaving Bangladesh with a huge target of 515 runs. Bangladesh were 100/2 in 25 overs into the second innings by the time this report was written.

IND vs BAN, 1st Test: WATCH | Yashasvi Jaiswal takes SENSATIONAL catch off Jasprit Bumrah's bowling

India's Rishabh Pant completed an epic comeback to Test cricket with a hundred in the second innings of the ongoing first Test against Bangladesh on Saturday (Sep 21). This is Pant's first Test since his life-threating car accident in December 2022 which kept him away from competitive cricket for nearly 18 months. It was his sixth Test hundred which also put him on par with MS Dhoni for most Test hundreds for India by a wicketkeeper-batter.

Pant, who went into lunch at day 3 at 82 not out, came all guns blazing in the second session, hitting Shakib Al Hasan for a four and six in the second over of the session to reach to the nineties. Have a look at the boundaries below:

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In the next over, Pant scored a four and took a single to reach to the 99 in Mehidy Hasan Miraz's over before completing his ton in the next over with a double.

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Pant, however, got out shortly after scoring his ton with Mehidy taking a sharp return catch to dismiss him for 109. Pant's 167-run partnership for the fourth wicket with Shubman Gill put India in driver's seat as they took the total lead past 450.

Gill also scored his hundred soon after and become only the second India batter after Rahul Dravid to score a hundred at MA Chidambaram stadium, Chennai while batting a number three.

Earlier, India started day 3 on a positive note with Shubman Gill and Rishabh Pant continuing from where they had left on day 2. The duo had added unbeaten 138 runs for the fourth wicket with India being 205/3 and a total lead of 432 at lunch.

India eventually declared at 287/4 half-time into the second session, leaving Bangladesh with a huge target of 515 runs.

India's Rishabh Pant completed an epic comeback to Test cricket with a hundred in the second innings of the ongoing first Test against Bangladesh on Saturday (Sep 21).

India's Rishabh Pant completed an epic comeback to Test cricket with a hundred in the second innings of the ongoing first Test against Bangladesh on Saturday (Sep 21). This is Pant's first Test since his life-threating car accident in December 2022 which kept him away from competitive cricket for nearly 18 months. It was his sixth Test hundred which also put him on par with MS Dhoni for most Test hundreds for India by a wicketkeeper-batter. Pant, who went into lunch at day 3 at 82 not out, came all guns blazing in the second session, hitting Shakib Al Hasan for a four and six in the second over of the session to reach to the nineties. Have a look at the boundaries below: Just @RishabhPant17 things 🤟🤟 Live - https://t.co/jV4wK7BgV2… #INDvBAN@IDFCFIRSTBank pic.twitter.com/WSYpvqwzr1 — BCCI (@BCCI) September 21, 2024 × In the next over, Pant scored a four and took a single to reach to the 99 in Mehidy Hasan Miraz's over before completing his ton in the next over with a double. Also Read: IND vs BAN, 1st Test: 'Don’t be afraid...,' Ravi Shastri to India batter Virat Kohli after another low score Pant, however, got out shortly after scoring his ton with Mehidy taking a sharp return catch to dismiss him for 109. Pant's 167-run partnership for the fourth wicket with Shubman Gill put India in driver's seat as they took the total lead past 450. Gill also scored his hundred soon after and become only the second India batter after Rahul Dravid to score a hundred at MA Chidambaram stadium, Chennai while batting a number three. Earlier, India started day 3 on a positive note with Shubman Gill and Rishabh Pant continuing from where they had left on day 2. The duo had added unbeaten 138 runs for the fourth wicket with India being 205/3 and a total lead of 432 at lunch. India eventually declared at 287/4 half-time into the second session, leaving Bangladesh with a huge target of 515 runs.

IND vs BAN, 1st Test: Rishabh Pant completes epic comeback with hundred on Test return - WATCH

India star batter Virat Kohli's rut of form continued in the ongoing first Test against Bangladesh in Chennai after he got dismissed for 17 runs in second innings on Friday (Sep 20). Kohli got out to right arm off spinner Mehidy Hasan Miraz and former India coach Ravi Shastri pointed out what can help the batter.

"He has [gotten out to spinners] especially in the last 2-3 years. But he has scored a lot of runs too. What you want to see him do more is use his feet. Get to the pitch of the ball, probably employ the sweep. You’ve got to move with the times, don’t be afraid to go over the top when the field is up. You could try and do things to unsettle the spinners rather than allowing him to keep bowling at you. It’s what he did a lot when he scored a lot of runs," Shastri said while commentating on air post Kohli's dismissal.

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It is to be noted that the Indian batter was out for&nbsp;six runs in the first innings while chasing an expensive cover drive off pacer Hasan Mahmud.

Shastri also pointed out that pitches have not been easy in India to score runs in the recent times and sometimes the batters have been unlucky with the dismissals as well.

"Also some of the tracks that India have played on. It’s not been easy. Plus I know a few dismissals where like Shubman Gill in the first innings, he’s gotten caught down leg wide. Funny dismissals. He’ll be aware of it. That’s for sure. There is no batter who doesn’t remember. Obviously you find a method of finding a solution. Find out what works for you and stick with that," added Shastri.

India started day 3 on a positive note with Shubman Gill and Rishabh Pant continuing from where they had left on day 2. The duo had added unbeaten 138 runs for the fourth wicket with India being 205/3 and a total lead of 432 at lunch.

India star batter Virat Kohli's rut of form continued in the ongoing first Test against Bangladesh in Chennai after he got dismissed for 17 runs in second innings on Friday (Sep 20).

India star batter Virat Kohli's rut of form continued in the ongoing first Test against Bangladesh in Chennai after he got dismissed for 17 runs in second innings on Friday (Sep 20). Kohli got out to right arm off spinner Mehidy Hasan Miraz and former India coach Ravi Shastri pointed out what can help the batter. "He has [gotten out to spinners] especially in the last 2-3 years. But he has scored a lot of runs too. What you want to see him do more is use his feet. Get to the pitch of the ball, probably employ the sweep. You’ve got to move with the times, don’t be afraid to go over the top when the field is up. You could try and do things to unsettle the spinners rather than allowing him to keep bowling at you. It’s what he did a lot when he scored a lot of runs," Shastri said while commentating on air post Kohli's dismissal. Also Read: IND vs BAN, 1st Test: Yashasvi Jaiswal becomes first India Test batter to reach THIS milestone It is to be noted that the Indian batter was out for six runs in the first innings while chasing an expensive cover drive off pacer Hasan Mahmud. Shastri also pointed out that pitches have not been easy in India to score runs in the recent times and sometimes the batters have been unlucky with the dismissals as well. "Also some of the tracks that India have played on. It’s not been easy. Plus I know a few dismissals where like Shubman Gill in the first innings, he’s gotten caught down leg wide. Funny dismissals. He’ll be aware of it. That’s for sure. There is no batter who doesn’t remember. Obviously you find a method of finding a solution. Find out what works for you and stick with that," added Shastri. India started day 3 on a positive note with Shubman Gill and Rishabh Pant continuing from where they had left on day 2. The duo had added unbeaten 138 runs for the fourth wicket with India being 205/3 and a total lead of 432 at lunch.

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India sit in the driver’s seat in the opening Test match against Bangladesh as they lead by a massive 308 runs at stumps on Day 2 in Chennai. With Ravichandran Ashwin (113) and Jasprit Bumrah 50/4, India have tightened their grip on the contest as they seek a vital step towards the World Test Championship (WTC) final at Lord’s in 2025. One player who has been at his best in Chennai is Ravindra Jadeja, after playing an 86-run knock he also scalped two wickets.

<h2>Ravindra Jadeja eyes special feat</h2>

“It's a good opportunity to take the 300th wicket on this ground. First, we have to bat very well, we have to put somewhere around 120-150 from hereon. We'll be in a good position and then we'll come out and bowl and try and get them out as early as possible. (Pitch) It's pretty good for batting but there's still something in the wicket for the fast bowlers,” Jadeja said at the end of Day 2.

<h2>India take&nbsp;giant steps</h2>

After starting Day 2 on 339/6, it was not long before Ravindra Jadeja was dismissed for 86 as he failed to add to his tally. Soon Ravinchadran Ashwin was dismissed for 113 off 133 as he helped India 376. Debutant Akash Deep added 17 runs to his tally while Jasprit Bumrah scored 7 with the bat. Mohammed Siraj bagged a duck to end the Indian innings.

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Hasan Mahmud on the other hand became the first Bangladesh bowler to scalp a five-fer on Indian soil. Taskin Ahmed bagged three wickets while there were wickets a piece for Nahid Rana and Mehidy Hasan Miraz.

In response to Indian innings, Bangladesh were all over the place with Shakib Al Hasan being the only significant contributor with 32 runs. In 47.1 overs they were bowled out for 149 with Jasprit Bumrah ending at 50/4 while Siraj, Akash Deep and Ravindra Jadeja bagged two wickets each.

India would close the day at 81/3 in 23 overs with Shubman Gill (33) and Rishabh Pant (12) in the middle.

India sit in the driver’s seat in the opening Test match against Bangladesh as they lead by a massive 308 runs at stumps on Day 2 in Chennai. With Ravichandran Ashwin (113) and Jasprit Bumrah 50/4, India have tightened their grip on the contest as they seek a vital step towards the World Test Championship (WTC) final at Lord’s in 2025.

India sit in the driver’s seat in the opening Test match against Bangladesh as they lead by a massive 308 runs at stumps on Day 2 in Chennai. With Ravichandran Ashwin (113) and Jasprit Bumrah 50/4, India have tightened their grip on the contest as they seek a vital step towards the World Test Championship (WTC) final at Lord’s in 2025. One player who has been at his best in Chennai is Ravindra Jadeja, after playing an 86-run knock he also scalped two wickets. Ravindra Jadeja eyes special feat “It's a good opportunity to take the 300th wicket on this ground. First, we have to bat very well, we have to put somewhere around 120-150 from hereon. We'll be in a good position and then we'll come out and bowl and try and get them out as early as possible. (Pitch) It's pretty good for batting but there's still something in the wicket for the fast bowlers,” Jadeja said at the end of Day 2. India take giant steps After starting Day 2 on 339/6, it was not long before Ravindra Jadeja was dismissed for 86 as he failed to add to his tally. Soon Ravinchadran Ashwin was dismissed for 113 off 133 as he helped India 376. Debutant Akash Deep added 17 runs to his tally while Jasprit Bumrah scored 7 with the bat. Mohammed Siraj bagged a duck to end the Indian innings. ALSO READ | IND vs BAN: Rohit Sharma, Richard Kettleborough react after Virat Kohli's dismissal in second innings Hasan Mahmud on the other hand became the first Bangladesh bowler to scalp a five-fer on Indian soil. Taskin Ahmed bagged three wickets while there were wickets a piece for Nahid Rana and Mehidy Hasan Miraz. In response to Indian innings, Bangladesh were all over the place with Shakib Al Hasan being the only significant contributor with 32 runs. In 47.1 overs they were bowled out for 149 with Jasprit Bumrah ending at 50/4 while Siraj, Akash Deep and Ravindra Jadeja bagged two wickets each. India would close the day at 81/3 in 23 overs with Shubman Gill (33) and Rishabh Pant (12) in the middle.

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