It won’t be wrong to say that New Zealand have stamped authority over India across all World Cup formats now. From MS Dhoni’s run out in semi-finals of the 2019 World Cup to outplaying India in the World Test Championship Final 2021, to now the battering of the Men in blue in the ongoing T20 World Cup 2021; the Kiwis have become India's Achilles heel at the biggest of stages.
Hardik Pandya's images while bowling in the nets have served as a treat to the eyes for Indian fans. The same has ignited hopes for an extra bowling option in India's upcoming clash against New Zealand on October 31, Sunday, in Dubai
Tim Southee dismissed both the openers after New Zealand took a first-innings lead in Southampton. India now lead by 32 runs as WTC final heads into the final day.
New Zealand will resume their first innings on 101/2, trailing by 116 runs. However, rain is expected to play spoilsport throughout the fourth day in Southampton.
Virat Kohli and Ajinkya Rahane resume India's innings at 146 for three with the Indian skipper on a well-composed 44 while his deputy on 29. Can Kohli pull the much-awaited century?
In an exclusive interview with India TV Cricket, former chief selector MSK Prasad revealed the notion behind picking Rohit Sharma as a Test opener.
Ahead of the much-awaited WTC Final against New Zealand, Ramiz Raja has picked India's opening combination. He also heaped praise on Shubman Gill and said that the Punjab batsman will get better with experience.
In an exclusive conversation with India TV, Patel said that the spinners will play an important role for India while adding that the Indian spin attack also has the ability to contribute efficiently with the bat.
Indian spinner Axar Patel talked about the upcoming tour of England and insisted that the Indian batting lineup has match-winners at all positions and isn't solely reliant on captain Virat Kohli.
Fast bowler Siddarth Kaul has pinned high hopes on Rohit Sharma ahead of the WTC final, and talked about India's preparation for the titular clash against New Zealand.
Some other cricketers like Wriddhiman Saha, who has just recovered from Covid-19, and the standby players will reach Mumbai on May 24.
India's star-studded batting line-up still dependent on the likes of Cheteshwar Pujara and Rishabh Pant to bail them out of trouble while young names like Washington Sundar show resistence down the order.
Mohammed Shami was the pick of the bowlers as India stage a late comeback during the second day of the first Test against New Zealand.
After bundling out India for 165 runs, New Zealand ended the day 2 of first Test match at 216/5.
Fit-again senior pacer Trent Boult has been named in the 13-member New Zealand squad for the first Test against India starting in Wellington on February 21.
Hanuma Vihari's gutsy hundred and the seasoned Cheteshwar Pujara's 92 were the bright spots in an otherwise dreadful batting performance by India on the first day of their warm-up game against New Zealand XI
The tough schedule makes it very difficult for international players to fret over defeats, the reason Indian cricket team decided to spend their day out on Thursday at the picturesque Blue Springs Waterfront in order to recharge their batteries.
New Zealand exorcised the ghost of a nightmarish T20 whitewash with a series-clinching 22-run victory against India in the second ODI on Saturday as the visitors paid the price for poor shot selection.
Virat Kohli and co. were fined 80% of their match-fee for maintaining a slow over rate during the first ODI against New Zealand in Hamilton.
Team India faced its first defeat on the New Zealand tour as the side slumped to a four-wicket loss in the first ODI of the three-match series.
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