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SYDNEY : Skipper Kraigg Brathwaite credited injured pride for West Indies' extraordinary upset of Australia in Brisbane on Sunday and said the Caribbean islanders needed more test cricket if they were to continue their revival.
England showed that "Bazball" cricket is here to stay as they pulled off one of the greatest Test wins in modern times in Hyderabad on Sunday.
West Indies pacer Shamar Joseph, playing only his second Test and that too with an injured toe, bowled his team to a famous win in Brisbane, taking seven scalps in a sizzling spell to eke out an eight-run victory on Sunday.
If Sir Dave Brailsford wants a memento from his visit to Rodney Parade, it has to be a picture of the scoreboard after 47 minutes. It read ‘County 2-2 Man Utd’.
HYDERABAD: Ollie Pope combined with Tom Hartley to pull off a heist in Hyderabad where England humbled India in the opening test on Sunday (Jan 28), displaying their entertaining brand of cricket that has injected new life into the format.
MELBOURNE : Jannik Sinner said he was ready for the pressure and expectation that came with being a Grand Slam champion after becoming the first Italian to win the Australian Open by beating Daniil Medvedev in the final on Sunday.
Chaos reigned supreme in a local league match in India as three batters were spotted on the field at the same time, following comedy of errors from the fielding team. After hitting a delivery towards mid-wicket, a batter made hard yards to complete a double as the wicketkeeper missed the opportunity to run him out. However, the batter at the non-striker end had other ideas as he ran for a third run with his partner down on the ground after scampering home to avoid a run out.
England won a remarkable first Test match in India to go 1-0 up in a five-match series this winter in thanks to a tremendous comeback lead by Tom Hartley. The 24-year-old, making his Test debut, was born in Ormskirk, Lancashire, and recorded the fourth-best test figures for any player in history on their first appearance in India, taking 7-62.