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IND vs AUS: Hardik Pandya bowled for around 10 minutes and then spent time standing behind the nets, watching his colleagues go through the paces. He bowled within himself, without exerting too much. read more

As Jasprit Bumrah - India’s most lethal pacer makes a comeback after an injury layoff, he speaks of his technique, why and how he is always learning and the yorker. read more

Like all the young pacers, Thakur also spoke about the contribution from Indian team’s bowling coach Bharat Arun as it’s difficult to manage sessions with a personal coach in a heavy duty cricket calendar. read more

As Jasprit Bumrah - India’s most lethal pacer makes a comeback after an injury layoff, he speaks of his technique, why and how he is always learning and the yorker. read more

Dube came into the limelight with his big-hitting prowess during an innings of 54 in 30 balls during the second T20 International against West Indies in Thiruvananthapuram. read more

Umesh bagged his 5-wicket haul and in the process, the Indian pacers combined to pick 19 wickets, which is the most wickets picked by an Indian pace attack at home. read more

Ind vs Ban: Rohit, who is generally a part-time off-spinner, bowled a couple of seam-up deliveries to R Ashwin with a longer run-up than usual. read more

India steamrolled Bangladesh in the first Test at Indore by an innings and 130 runs and head into Eden Gardens as overwhelming favourites. read more

In many ways, the number 1 side in the world vindicated the rankings and showed exactly why they are an unbeatable force in home conditions. read more

India vs Bangladesh: As the players went back in at Lunch, Kuldeep marched out with fielding coach R Sridhar, rooted two stumps and started bowling again. read more

Jasprit Bumrah was ruled out of India’s Test series against South Africa, due to a back stress facture, which Virat Kohli and his troops won 3-0. read more

Jasprit Bumrah is getting conservative treatment, recovery for which takes less time than that of a surgery. read more

At the press conference, India’s bowling coach Bharat Arun too made it a point to set the record straight. “We don’t ask for the kind of wickets that we get.” read more

A BCCI functionary said that the new contracts would come into effect from September 5 and all the necessary approvals will be received by then. read more

Bumrah, who was given a month’s break after the World Cup, looked rusty in the first innings in Antigua but came back to claim five 5 for 7 in 8 overs as India thrashed West Indies by 318 runs in the opening World Test Championship match. read more