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Parthiv Patel Dismisses Hardik Pandya's Test Comeback Rumours, Says "Practising With Red Ball Only Because..."

Around a week ago, Hardik Pandya sent the social media buzzing after uploading a video from his practice session. What grabbed atttention in the clip was the fact that Hardik was practising with a red-ball. This gave rise to rumours of the all-rounder's comeback to Test cricket. Hardik last played a match for India in the format in September 2018 and has remained out since that due to his recurring back injury. Former India cricketer Parthiv Patel has dismissed the rumours of Hardik's Test return by saying that he was practising with the red ball as white ball was not available.

"Don't Think Steve Smith Or Joe Root Or Kane Williamson...": Ex-India Star's Massive Virat Kohli Comparison

India star Virat Kohli's lean patch in international cricket continues. The right-handed batter failed to fire in the recently-concluded first Test against Bangladesh held in Chennai. In both innings of the Test, Kohli delivered subpar scores of 6 and 17. Kohli's poor form has put him under harsh criticism. However, former India opener Parthiv Patel has backed the underfire batter. Parthiv said that Kohli is facing the pressure of expectations because of the standards he has set for himself. Pathiv added that neither of Joe Root or Kane Williamson or Steve Smith -- the rest three members of the 'Fabulous 4' -- will be facing the kind of pressure that Kohli has been subjected to.

Fresh Footage Reveals Reality Of What Happened With Bangladesh 'Super Fan' Amid Kanpur Test Row

Bangladesh 'super fan' Tiger Robi needed medical help after he fell ill during Day 1 of the ongoing 1st Test against India in Kanpur. In concerning visuals, Robi was seen being carried out of the Green Park Stadium. There were allegations that Tiger Robi was beaten by locals inside the stadium. However, the man himself later confirmed that he fell ill, attributing his discomfort to a medical issue. It has also been reported that Robi is in India on a medical visa and is reportedly suffering from Tuberculosis.

Ravi Shastri Posts Wholesome Picture With 'Heartbeat Of Indian Cricket Team'. It's Not Virat Kohli Or Rohit Sharma

Former India coach Ravi Shastri - now once again a reputed commentator - has posted a picture on social media with a man whom he described as the "heartbeat of the Indian cricket team". However, the man with him isn't a star cricketer like Virat Kohli or Rohit Sharma, or even the coach Gautam Gambhir. In fact, it is a less familiar name, in the form of Team India's underrated throwdown specialist, Raghuvendra Dwivedi - more fondly recognized as 'Raghu' by players, coaches and fans of the team.

What Happens To India's WTC Final Hopes If 2nd Test vs Bangladesh Is Washed Out

Rain and a wet outfield have played spoilsport in the second Test between India and Bangladesh at Green Park Stadium, with the weather threatening to derail India's quest for a spot in the World Test Championship (WTC) final. Only 35 overs were bowled on Day 1 as Bangladesh struggled to 107/3, with Indian pacer Akash Deep impressing by picking up two crucial wickets. The second day was washed out without a ball being bowled.

"Rohit Needs To Be...": Ex-India Star Points Out 'Baffling' Strategy vs Bangladesh

Play on Day 1 of the second Test between India and Bangladesh was cut short to just 35 overs as heavy downpour signalled an early end to play. However, in those 35 overs, India had managed just to pick up just three Bangladesh wickets. Interestingly, India captain Rohit Sharma did not hand the ball to Ravindra Jadeja even once during Day 1, although he gave Ravichandran Ashwin nine overs. Former cricketer - now a reputed commentator - Sanjay Manjrekar pointed out a key statistic, urging Jadeja be given the ball.

Big Blow To India's World Test Championship Final Hopes If 2nd Test vs Bangladesh Is Washed Out

Rain and a wet outfield have played spoilsport in the second Test between India and Bangladesh at Green Park Stadium, with the weather threatening to derail India's quest for a spot in the World Test Championship (WTC) final. Only 35 overs were bowled on Day 1 as Bangladesh struggled to 107/3, with Indian pacer Akash Deep impressing by picking up two crucial wickets. The second day was washed out without a ball being bowled.

Bangladesh 'Super Fan', Who Allegedly Abused Mohammed Siraj, Suffers From Tuberculosis. Came To India For...

Bangladesh 'Super Fan' Tiger Robi was required to be taken to a nearby hospital from Kanpur's Green Park Stadium during the second Test match between India and Bangladesh. Robi, who had to be carried to hospital by medical and security personnel, had alleged that he had been beaten up inside the stadium, before later denying it. A police officer later confirmed that there had been no assault, but a case of heat exhaustion. Now, further details have been revealed regarding Robi's case, with reports that he suffers from tuberculosis.

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Parthiv Patel Dismisses Hardik Pandya's Test Comeback Rumours, Says "Practising With Red Ball Only Because..."

"Don't Think Steve Smith Or Joe Root Or Kane Williamson...": Ex-India Star's Massive Virat Kohli Comparison

Fresh Footage Reveals Reality Of What Happened With Bangladesh 'Super Fan' Amid Kanpur Test Row

Ravi Shastri Posts Wholesome Picture With 'Heartbeat Of Indian Cricket Team'. It's Not Virat Kohli Or Rohit Sharma

What Happens To India's WTC Final Hopes If 2nd Test vs Bangladesh Is Washed Out

"Rohit Needs To Be...": Ex-India Star Points Out 'Baffling' Strategy vs Bangladesh

Big Blow To India's World Test Championship Final Hopes If 2nd Test vs Bangladesh Is Washed Out

Bangladesh 'Super Fan', Who Allegedly Abused Mohammed Siraj, Suffers From Tuberculosis. Came To India For...