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“He has been brilliant. Those who have played with him in the last few years know what he could bring to the table, especially in this format,” Washington Sundar said about Manav Suthar

The left-arm spinner’s three-for leaves the visitor at 113 for five, 451 runs in red, after the host declares its first innings at 564 for eight; Saleem scalps six wickets

Yuvraj Sandhu and Aditi Ashok were among the six-member team for golf

England launched their "Bazball" era with a commanding 115-run victory over New Zealand at Lord's. Gus Atkinson's five-wicket haul dismantled the visitors for 138, securing a win despite a challenging pitch. Debutant Emilio Gay and returning seamer Ollie Robinson impressed, signaling a positive start for the new regime.

Washington Sundar hailed debutant Manav Suthar as a special talent after the left-arm spinner's impressive all-round performance against Afghanistan. Suthar claimed 3 for 21 and scored 28, with Sundar praising his ability to generate turn, relentless effort and strong grounding in red-ball cricket.

Rishabh Pant missed out on a century against Afghanistan, falling for 81 after a miscued attacking stroke. Former player Saba Karim suggested fatigue and dehydration, rather than poor shot selection, contributed to the dismissal. Pant's innings was crucial in India's strong first-innings total.

India dominated day two of the Test against Afghanistan. Hosts declared at 564/8, with centuries from Shubman Gill and KL Rahul. Debutant Manav Suthar impressed with three wickets. Afghanistan ended the day at 113/5, trailing by 451 runs. Rahmat Shah reached 1,000 Test runs. India is in a strong position to win.

Ravichandran Ashwin has expressed bewilderment at the management of Kuldeep Yadav, contrasting the current setup with the consistent backing he received under Rahul Dravid and Rohit Sharma. Ashwin noted Kuldeep's past match-winning performances and suggested Test cricket should now be his priority, while also commenting on Ravi Bishnoi's return to […]

Team India`s Manav Suthar concluded Day 2 with the figures of three wickets for 21 runs in 15.5 overs. Prasidh Krishna has also claimed two wickets

Ahead of the series, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has arranged for his father, Sanjeev, to join him in Sri Lanka ahead of the 50-over tri-series. The board has extended the option for his parents to accompany him

Debutant Manav Suthar took his maiden wicket, as he dismissed Abdul Malik for 16 at the stroke of tea. The other opener Sediqullah Atal was batting on 11 at the break

Washington Sundar and Kuldeep Yadav stayed unbeaten. Facing 68 balls, Sundar garnered 52 runs, with the help of five boundaries and a maximum, whereas Kuldeep scored nine runs in 26 balls, including a boundary

Team India`s skipper Shubman Gill delivered a blistering knock of 126 runs. His knock came in 177 deliveries, laced with 15 boundaries and a maximum