Bumrah once again emerged as a one-man army for India, registering a five-wicket haul to achieve a slender lead of six runs over England at the end of the second session, bundling them out for 465 runs.
He achieved this milestone during the first Test against England at Leed's. In an almost lone-warrior effort, Bumrah took 5/83 in 24.4 overs, with an economy rate of 3.36.
The duo of Chris Woakes and Brydon Carse's counter-attacking partnership has helped England stop India from taking a big lead after Harry Brook fell on 99.
Krishna struck early during the first session, removing the centurion Ollie Pope. After finishing with 0/51 in nine overs on day two, he bowled five more overs, taking 1/29. However, England still went way beyond the 300-run mark at the end of the first session.
Months ahead of the Bihar Assembly elections, RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav launched a scathing attack on the BJP and Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, demanding that Union Home Minister Amit Shah should issue a written affidavit guaranteeing that Nitish will serve a full five-year term if the NDA re
Nationalist Congress Party (Sharadchandra Pawar) MP Supriya Sule on Sunday exercised her vote in the recent election held at the Malegaon Cooperative Sugar Factory in Malegaon Budruk, Baramati. Sule mentioned that the vote was exercised in the factory's five-yearly election.
India's Javed Hussain stole the show on Saturday, as he and the Hyderabad Heroes won in style during Season 1 of the Rugby Premier League, here in Mumbai, at the Shahaji Raje Bhosale Sports Complex (Andheri Sports Complex). Along with the Heroes, the Chennai Bulls and the Kalinga Tigers also
Indian batting coach Sitanshu Kotak praised India test skipper Shubman Gill after his majestic hundred on captaincy debut against England on Saturday, in the first of five test match series at Headingley, Leeds.
The Heroes rode the brilliance of Javed Hussain, who led the line from the front, and went on to win 24-17 against the Mumbai Dreamers. The Hyderabad Heroes are now the only team to be unbeaten and have won their first five games, as per a press release from RPL.
In a thrilling contest that saw 17 penalty corners for Belgium, Deepika (6') gave India the lead before goals from Helene Brasseur (37', 55'), Lucie Breyne (41'), Ambre Ballenghien (54'), and Charlotte Englebert (58') sealed victory for the hosts. Notably, all five of Belgium's goals arose f