8/232. Ando 4/50, Robinson 3/65.
Jadeja out for a valuable 56.
India leads by 49.
England v. India Test Series
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Nathan Ellis' remarkable journey from club cricketer to Australia fast bowler is complete after the 26-year-old Tasmanian was named to make his international debut as part of a rejigged XI in Dhaka.
Ellis, only added to the squad for the Bangladesh leg of the extended limited-overs trip abroad, had T20I cap No.98 presented to him by Mitchell Starc ahead of Friday's must-win third match against Bangladesh.
Ellis coincidentally replaced Starc in the side, with Josh Philippe and Andrew Tye also making way for Ben McDermott and Dan Christian respectively.
CA.
Ellis, only added to the squad for the Bangladesh leg of the extended limited-overs trip abroad, had T20I cap No.98 presented to him by Mitchell Starc ahead of Friday's must-win third match against Bangladesh.
Ellis coincidentally replaced Starc in the side, with Josh Philippe and Andrew Tye also making way for Ben McDermott and Dan Christian respectively.
CA.
Donny.
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"The new World Test Championship cycle has got off to a poor start for England and India after both sides were slapped with a two-point penalty for slow over rates at Trent Bridge."
https://www.cricket.com.au/news/england ... 2021-08-11
https://www.cricket.com.au/news/england ... 2021-08-11
Donny.
It's a game. Enjoy it.
It's a game. Enjoy it.
Shardul Thakar out (hamstring injury). Ashwin in??
Player of the Match in Test 1 was Joe Root.
Could Root now be the third-best batsmen in the world, behind only Kane and Virat?
Or even above Virat? He's had a good year so far...
(I haven't forgotten about Marnus, but is he really in that company? True, he has been easily more than twice as good as Smith in the last two years, but maybe that's not such a big achievement.)
Of course, Kane showed his superiority in the WTC final, guiding his country to victory and scoring over 100 runs for once out in very difficult batting conditions. All educated cricket followers must have felt in their bones that he would do that. I certainly did. The harder the conditions, the more at stake, the more Kane towers over all the FTBs.
Player of the Match in Test 1 was Joe Root.
Could Root now be the third-best batsmen in the world, behind only Kane and Virat?
Or even above Virat? He's had a good year so far...(I haven't forgotten about Marnus, but is he really in that company? True, he has been easily more than twice as good as Smith in the last two years, but maybe that's not such a big achievement.)
Of course, Kane showed his superiority in the WTC final, guiding his country to victory and scoring over 100 runs for once out in very difficult batting conditions. All educated cricket followers must have felt in their bones that he would do that. I certainly did. The harder the conditions, the more at stake, the more Kane towers over all the FTBs.