theindianwire

India is firmly in the drivers seat in the India vs. Sri Lanka 2nd Test, but the weather has refused to make things easy. After winning the toss and choosing to bat first at the Sinhalese Sports Club in Colombo, India declared 503/9 on Day 2. Sri Lanka was then reduced to 8/2, leaving the []

India arrived in Galle with a new Test captain in Shubman Gill and left with a statement victory. The visitors defeated Sri Lanka by 165 runs in the first Test, taking a 1-0 lead in the series. The biggest difference came from the bowling, where Manav Suthar turned the final innings into his own stage []

There was a point in Darwin when this stopped looking like an upset and started looking like something much bigger. Bangladesh had arrived in Australia with little expectation. Four days later, they walked away with their first-ever Test victory on Australian soil, beating the hosts by nine wickets in the opening match of the series. []

Sara Ali Khan has established herself as one of Bollywoods most promising actresses with a filmography that reflects both versatility and steady growth. From her impressive debut to portraying emotionally demanding and relatable characters, Sara has explored a diverse range of genres, including romance, comedy, drama, and socially driven narratives. With every performance, the actress []

Indias Test cricket is entering another intriguing phase. With Shubman Gill now leading the side, the two-match India vs Sri Lanka Test series will allow several players to settle into new roles. The first Test begins in Galle on August 15, and the squad has already undergone a couple of changes due to injuries. Shubman []

For Abishek Porel, the conversation around his name has changed completely. Until recently, the Bengal wicketkeeper-batter was being discussed mainly for his cricket. He had become part of the Delhi Capitals setup, earned opportunities with India A and was regarded as one of the younger players trying to make his way towards the next level. []

Some victories are celebrated for the scoreline. Others are remembered because of what they finally bring to an end. When Pakistan walked off the field at Queens Park Oval, the celebrations were about far more than an eight-wicket win. The visitors had finally ended a three-year wait for an overseas Test victory, drawing the two-match []