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"Aapse Behtar...": Anchor Reminds Misbah-Ul-Haq Of MS Dhoni's Brilliance. Ex-Pakistan's Star Reaction Goes Viral

A video of Misbah-ul-Haq from a live discussion is going viral on social media for the player's reaction. In the surfaced clip, the ex-Pakistan star was involved in a discussion of cricket and talks about legendary India player MS Dhoni's brilliance. Citing the example of the former India captain, Misbah said that Dhoni was such a player who would make such good use of part-time bowlers that some captains failed to use their pure bowlers like that. "Aapse behtar kon jaanta hoga ye (Who would know it better than you)," the anchor said quickly. To this, Misbah was left expressionless before continuing the discussion.

"Next MS Dhoni In Making": Sunil Gavaskar's Sensational Praise For Dhruv Jurel

Former India captain Sunil Gavaskar reserved massive praise for wicketkeeper Dhruv Jurel after the youngster scored a gritty 90 in the first innings of the 4th Test against England in Ranchi. Resuming from his overnight score of 30, Jurel added another 60 in the first session on day 3, and was only a couple of big hits away from scoring his maiden Test century. However, Tom Hartley clean bowled Jurel to deny him a century in just his second Test.

India vs England: Ravichandran Ashwin Completes Unique Century, First Indian To Reach Milestone

A modern-day great, Ravichandran Ashwin scaled a new mountain on Friday as India took on England on Day 1 of the 4th Test in Ranchi. The veteran spinner bagged his 100th wicket against England in Tests as he dismissed Jonny Bairstow LBW in the morning session. Ashwin, in the process, became the first Indian to claim 100 scalps against England in the longest format of the game. Ashwin reached the milestone in his 23rd Test against the Englishmen. The overall list is led by the legendary Shane Warne, who bagged a whopping 195 wickets against England in 36 Tests.

"Joy To Watch," Says England Great As Indian Batters Struggle Against Spinners Shoaib Bashir And Tom Hartley In Ranchi Test

England spinners Shoaib Bashir and Tom Hartley dominated proceedings on the second day of the fourth Test against India in Ranchi. On a surface where the guests posted a total of 353 before being bundled out, hosts India failed to replicate it, at least on the second day of the game. Despite Yashasvi Jaiswal scoring 73 runs, India were reduced to 177 for 7. It was an unbroken 42-run partnership between Dhruv Jurel (30) and Kuldeep Yadav (17) for the eighth wicket that saved India's blushes on the day.

India vs England, 4th Test Day 3 Live Updates: Dhruv Jurel Misses Ton, England Bundled Out India For 307

India vs England, 4th Test Match Day 3 Live Updates: Shoaib Bashir registered his maiden five-wicket haul as England bundled out India for 307, taking a lead by 46 runs. Resuming Day 3 at 219/7, India put up a great fight but eventually succumbed to England's fiery bowling attack.

Australia sweep T20 series against NZ in rain-affected clash

Australia completed a clean sweep of their three-match Twenty20 series against New Zealand on Sunday as Matthew Wade's side won a rain-affected clash by 27 runs via the Duckworth-Lewis method at Eden Park.

"Important For Motorsports To Have A Championship In India": Jordi Tixier

One of the finest names in the world of motorsports, Jordi Tixier, competing for BB racing in the 450cc category, is gunning for the Indian Supercross Race League title, having shone among the brightest riders in the first two legs of the event (in Pune and Ahmedabad). While athletes often feel the pressure of a championship, Jordi, who won the MX2 World Championship title in 2014, is relaxed as seeking top-podium spots has never been his aim. In a chat with NDTV, Jordi opened up about his passion for motorsports, his experience in India, and how pleasantly surprised he has been with what the organisers have been able to pull off with the Supercross league in the country.

Janneke Schopman Resigns As Chief Coach Days After Serious Allegations Against Hockey India

Indian women's hockey team chief coach Janneke Schopman resigned on Friday, days after creating a furore by claiming that she was not valued and respected enough by the national federation. The Dutch coach had taken over the reins of the women's team in 2021 from Sjoerd Marine, who had led the side to a historic fourth position at the Tokyo Olympics. Schopman's contract was to end in August this year after the Paris Olympics but following her recent critical comments, it was expected that she won't continue.

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"Aapse Behtar...": Anchor Reminds Misbah-Ul-Haq Of MS Dhoni's Brilliance. Ex-Pakistan's Star Reaction Goes Viral

"Next MS Dhoni In Making": Sunil Gavaskar's Sensational Praise For Dhruv Jurel

India vs England: Ravichandran Ashwin Completes Unique Century, First Indian To Reach Milestone

"Joy To Watch," Says England Great As Indian Batters Struggle Against Spinners Shoaib Bashir And Tom Hartley In Ranchi Test

India vs England, 4th Test Day 3 Live Updates: Dhruv Jurel Misses Ton, England Bundled Out India For 307

Australia sweep T20 series against NZ in rain-affected clash

"Important For Motorsports To Have A Championship In India": Jordi Tixier

Janneke Schopman Resigns As Chief Coach Days After Serious Allegations Against Hockey India