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Former England cricketer Monty Panesar, in an exclusive interview with India TV Cricket, talked about the Headingley pitch and weather.
Former England cricketer Monty Panesar, in an exclusive interview with India TV Cricket, revealed how India can stop Joe Root in Headingley.
Former England cricketer Monty Panesar feels that a strong batting and pace department are the reason why India have the ability to inflict a 4-0 win against England.
Kohli's last international hundred came in November 2019 and though he has scored a couple of 40s in the series so far, the expectations have always been sky high from the modern great.
Rafiq, a former England U-19 captain, had last year said that he was close to taking his own life after facing racism during his time at Yorkshire from 2008 to 2017.
This was the brave new world of The Hundred, a competition created by the England and Wales Cricket Board to “inspire generations” and broaden the audience of the sport.
Wood had incurred the injury during the fourth day of the second Test at the Lord's in London.
The 71-year-old batting legend felt that England are depending too much on Joe Root is responsible for England's downfall.
The legendary cricketer expects the Virat Kohli-led Indian team to hold sway over England after their emphatic 151-run win.
Though he is confident of Root continuing his run-making spree, Gooch wonders if Root is feeling the pressure just like he felt in his playing days.
The former England captain has said that head coach Chris Silverwood too should be held accountable for the team's defeat against the Virat Kohli-led India.
The 34-year-old believes that adapting to the UAE conditions, where England hasn't played a T20I since 2015, will be the main component for success in the mega event.
The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) will review security ahead of England's tour of Pakistan this autumn amid concerns over conflict in neighbouring Afghanistan.
India and England's Test encounter at the Lord's ended in a dramatic fashion, with the visitors running away with a 151-run win.
From a seemingly comfortable position, England fell to a 151-run defeat on the final day at the Lord's.
India's No. 8 Mohammed Shami and No. 9 Jasprit Bumrah added unbeaten 89 for the ninth wicket to set England a 271-run target in 60 overs
Stokes had taken an indefinite break from the game last month after leading England to a 3-0 ODI series win over Pakistan.
Former Australian spin legend Shane Warne was extremely critical of England's tactics on the final day of the second Test against India at Lord's.
England were in a dominant position before they lost control during a chaotic unbroken ninth-wicket stand of 89 between Shami (56 not out) and Bumrah (34 not out) on the final morning at Lord's.
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