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"No Talk About Jasprit Bumrah, He's A Bowler": England Great Calls Out Bias About Batters In Border Gavaskar Trophy

Team India's premiere pacer Jasprit Bumrah has been earning plaudits from all corners after leading his side to a crushing 295-run win over Australia in the 1st Test in Perth. Leading India for only the second time ever in a Test match, Bumrah made a mockery out of the Australian batting line-up, registering a sensational match figures of 8/72. Former England captain Nasser Hussain feels Bumrah's achievements aren't celebrated like they should be just because he is a bowler.

"Like A Nightmare...": Ex-England Captain's Hilarious 'Retirement' Revelation About Jasprit Bumrah

Praise keeps pouring in for Jasprit Bumrah from all corners of the cricket fraternity following his incredible eight-wicket haul which guided India to victory in the first Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy against Australia. The latest to hail Bumrah are former England captains Michael Atherton and Nasser Hussain, with the former labelling him a "nightmare", and even said that he is thankful that he did not face Bumrah with the new ball during his playing days. Bumrah captained India to a 1-0 series lead after the first Test.

Australian Selectors Reject Call To Include Out-Of-Form Batters In Prime Minister's XI vs India

Australian selectors have decided against sending any out-of form national team batters to play for the Prime Minister's XI against India in Canberra, following the hammering in the Perth Test. Hosts Australia were handed a 295-run bashing by India in the series opener of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy earlier this week and following the disappointing performance, the pressure is intensifying on the top order ahead of the second Test against India in Adelaide on December 6. The likes of Marnus Labuschagne (2, 3) and Steve Smith (0, 17) struggled against India and many, including former captain Maichael Clarke, feel the duo, along with reserve batter Josh Inglis, could benefit from the two-day pink-ball warm-up game.

Australia remembers cricketer Phillip Hughes 10 years after death

Family and team-mates paid tribute to "infectious" Australian cricketer Phillip Hughes on Wednesday, 10 years since he died after being struck on the neck while batting.

Australia Marks 10 Years Since Death Of Cricketer Phillip Hughes

Family and teammates paid tribute to late Australian cricketer Phillip Hughes on Wednesday, marking 10 years since he died after being struck on the neck while batting. Hughes, who played 26 Tests, died from bleeding on the brain after he was hit by a rising ball during a domestic match at the Sydney Cricket Ground in November 2014. Images of 25-year-old Hughes lying helpless on the pitch as players rushed to his aid shocked the world cricket community, sparking an outpouring of grief and calls to make the game safer.

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"No Talk About Jasprit Bumrah, He's A Bowler": England Great Calls Out Bias About Batters In Border Gavaskar Trophy

"Like A Nightmare...": Ex-England Captain's Hilarious 'Retirement' Revelation About Jasprit Bumrah

Australian Selectors Reject Call To Include Out-Of-Form Batters In Prime Minister's XI vs India

Australia remembers cricketer Phillip Hughes 10 years after death

Australia Marks 10 Years Since Death Of Cricketer Phillip Hughes

Stick or twist? Australia digests Perth mauling

Brilliant Bumrah leads India to thumping win over Australia in first test

India two wickets from victory with Australia 227-8 at tea