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India vs England, Cricket World Cup Warm-up Live Streaming: Where To Follow Live Telecast

The Indian cricket team will take on England in its first World Cup warm-up match in Guwahati on Saturday. The Rohit Sharma-led side will try to keep cards close and assess defending champions England's batting depth. Both teams can use as many players as they want in order to finalise the best possible event for the main event starting October 5. With KL Rahul set to keep the gloves during the tournament, Shreyas Iyer and Ishan Kishan could fight for a place in middle-order. It will also be a good opportunity for Kuldeep Yadav, Ravichandran Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja to test themselves and it is expected that all bowlers will be taking turns to bowl a few overs.

World Cup Warm-Up Game: Chance for Indian Bowlers To Test Themselves vs England

The Indian team management will try to keep cards close and assess defending champions England's batting depth when the home team takes field for its first World Cup warm-up match game in Guwahati on Saturday. The warm-up games don't have an official status. Both teams can use as many players as they want and check out how some of the players respond in specific match situations. However no team would like to go full throttle and expose all their players or strategies during these games.

"38 Hours And Counting": Jonny Bairstow Sums Up England's Economy Class Travel

The England cricket team had a torrid time in flight as the geared up for the ODI World Cup warm-up match against India in Guwahati. England wicket-keeper batter Jonny Bairstow took to Instagram to share the update on the England team's journey that apparently lasted for more than 38 hours. Bairstow shared a picture of an England player in the economy class of a flight, summing up the trouble that the players had to go through. In the picture, the players look drained from the long flight while being surrounded by co-passengers in the flight.

"38 Hours And Counting": Jonny Baristow Sums Up England's Economy Class Travel

The England cricket team had a torrid time in flight as the geared up for the ODI World Cup warm-up match against India in Guwahati. England wicket-keeper batter Jonny Bairstow took to Instagram to share the update on the England team's journey that apparently lasted for more than 38 hours. Bairstow shared a picture of an England player in the economy class of a flight, summing up the trouble that the players had to go through. In the picture, the players look drained from the long flight while being surrounded by co-passengers in the flight.

England Cricket Team Arrives In Guwahati Ahead Of World Cup Warm-up Match vs India

Ahead of their ICC Cricket World Cup warm-up match against India, the defending champions England arrived at Guwahati on Friday. Spin all-rounder Moeen Ali, spinner Adil Rashid, batter Joe Root and some members of coaching/support staff were captured making their way to the team bus. Also, Indian batter Shubman Gill also arrived at the Guwahati airport at around the same time as England players. India will take on England in their WC warm-up match on Saturday at Barsapara Cricket Stadium, Guwahati.

Cricket World Cup 2023: Complete Squads Of All 10 Teams In The Tournament

The Cricket World Cup 2023 is just round the corner and the ten competing teams have officially submitted their final squads for the competition. India and Australia made late changes to their 15-member squads as Ravichandran Ashwin replaced the injured Axar Patel while Marnus Labuschagne was rewarded for his brilliant run of form in the recently concluded ODI series against India. The tournament will begin on October 5 with England taking on New Zealand. Hosts India will begin their campaign in the competition against Australia in Chennai on October 8.

'Killer Miller': Proteas batting ace holds record he would prefer not to have

David Miller holds an international cricket record he would prefer not to have.

Ish Sodhi Run Out By Bangladesh Star At Non-striker's End, Still Stays On Not Out. Here's How - Watch

In cricket, the run out at the non-striker's end is currently legal, but still contentious. Every time any attempt to run out a player at the non-striker's end happens, there is controversy. Last year, the run out of Charlie Dean by India's Deepti Sharma at the non-striker's end during an ODI at Lord's gain a lot of traction. Even then the spirit of cricket was brought into question. An almost similar incident happened at the Shere Bangla National Stadium in Dhaka on Saturday.

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India vs England, Cricket World Cup Warm-up Live Streaming: Where To Follow Live Telecast

World Cup Warm-Up Game: Chance for Indian Bowlers To Test Themselves vs England

"38 Hours And Counting": Jonny Bairstow Sums Up England's Economy Class Travel

"38 Hours And Counting": Jonny Baristow Sums Up England's Economy Class Travel

England Cricket Team Arrives In Guwahati Ahead Of World Cup Warm-up Match vs India

Cricket World Cup 2023: Complete Squads Of All 10 Teams In The Tournament

'Killer Miller': Proteas batting ace holds record he would prefer not to have

Ish Sodhi Run Out By Bangladesh Star At Non-striker's End, Still Stays On Not Out. Here's How - Watch