Cricket

Shubman Gill’s India defended 35 runs on Day 5 of the 5th Test at The Oval, bowling England out in just 53 deliveries to script one of the most remarkable Test victories in recent memory.

In a gripping Test match at Lord’s, England edged past India by 22 runs to take a 2-1 series lead, despite a valiant unbeaten 61 from Ravindra Jadeja. His four-and-a-half-hour resistance fell just short as India’s chase of 193 ended in heartbreak.

India completed a dominant 336-run victory over England in the second Rothesay Test at Edgbaston, thanks to Shubman Gill's heroics with the bat and Akash Deep's stunning 10-wicket match haul, leveling the series 1-1 in emphatic fashion.

India were bowled out for 364 in the second innings despite centuries from Rishabh Pant and KL Rahul. England reached 21/0 at stumps on Day 4, chasing 371 in the first Test.

Shubman Gill’s captaincy debut in Tests began on a disappointing note as India suffered a five-wicket defeat against England at Headingley, despite scoring over 800 runs and registering five centuries.

Jasprit Bumrah's lion-hearted five-wicket haul helped India bowl out England for 465 on Day 3 of the Headingley Test. Despite some missed chances in the field, India managed to take a narrow 6-run lead.

The ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 is set to ignite cricket fever from June 12 to July 5, with 33 matches across iconic venues in England and Wales. Featuring top teams like India, Australia, and England, the tournament promises high-octane clashes and historic moments.

Aiden Markram led South Africa to a historic win over Australia in the ICC World Test Championship Final at Lord’s, scoring a crucial 136. His innings helped South Africa secure their first ICC trophy since 1998, putting an end to the "chokers" tag. Markram’s stand with skipper Bavuma, who battled injury, was key to the chase. This emotional victory marks a turning point for South African cricket and a proud moment for the Proteas.

Virat Kohli has announced his retirement from Test cricket, ending a 14-year career that redefined India’s approach to the format. With 123 matches and 9,230 runs, his legacy as a fearless leader and game-changer will remain etched in cricket history.