World test championship
WTC Final Against New Zealand Will Be India's First At Neutral Venue
India's World Test Championship (WTC) final against New Zealand in Southampton will be their first Test at a neutral venue in their 89-year history of Test cricket.
Among nations with Test status, India and Bangladesh are the only sides who haven't played Test cricket at a neutral venue.
Related Cricket News on World test championship
-
India's England-Based League Cricketers Could Act As Reserves
Even though India are playing just one format during their three-and-a-half month long stay in England and travelling with 24 players unlike in Australia, where they played three formats in ...
-
Who Should Be India's First Choice Wicketkeeper In WTC Final? Wriddhiman Saha Answers
Wicketkeeper Wriddhiman Saha has said that Rishabh Pant should be India's first-choice wicketkeeper in their upcoming Test matches in England, including the World Test Championship (WTC) final aga ...
-
'Will Grab The Chance When It Comes' Says Abhimanyu Easwaran
Opening batsman Abhimanyu Easwaran, who is due to travel to England with the Indian team, said he is not too concerned about talks that he did not deserve to be ...
-
Rose Bowl Stadium Likely To Allow 4000 Spectators For WTC Final
Encouraged by presence of crowd in the ongoing match against Leicestershire at Rose Bowl, host county Hampshire looks set to welcome crowd during the World Test Championship (WTC) final between ...
-
Don't Think New Zealand Will Have An Advantage In WTC Final: Cheteshwar Pujara
India Test batsman Cheteshwar Pujara said that New Zealand bowling attack won't present a challenge for India batsmen in the World Test Championship (WTC) final in Southampton since the match ...
-
Bowlers Won't Be Searching Too Much Swing With Duke Ball, Says NZ's Kyle Jamieson
New Zealand pace bowler Kyle Jamieson says he and the entire bowling unit won't get carried away with the extra swing that the Dukes cricket ball offers during their tour ...
-
Focus On England But Excited For WTC Final, Says NZ's Kane Williamson
New Zealand skipper Kane Williamson has said his team's immediate focus is on the two Test matches against England but there is a "lot of excitement" for the World Test ...
-
NZ's Ross Taylor Confident Of Overcoming Calf Strain Before Tests In England
New Zealand batsman Ross Taylor said he was confident about overcoming a calf strain and becoming fit ahead of the two-Test series against hosts England and the World Test Championship ...
-
Washington Sundar's Father Staying Away From Son To Minimize Risk Of Covid
Washington Sundar's father, M Sundar, has been staying away from his son to minimize the risk of contraction from the coronavirus which might hamper the young all-rounder's chance to travel ...
-
Quality Indian Bowlers Can Perform Anywhere In The World, Says NZ's Neil Wagner
New Zealand pace bowler Neil Wagner has said that the World Test Championship (WTC) final will be a battle between bowling attacks as he acknowledged the depth in the Indian ...
-
Kane Williamson Acknowledges WTC For Bringing In 'Excitement' To Test Cricket
New Zealand skipper Kane Williamson acknowledged the World Test Championship (WTC) for bringing context to Test cricket and making the longest format of cricket exciting. "It brought in real excitemen ...
-
Don't Want To Get Carried Away With Importance Of Playing WTC Final: Hanuma Vihari
India batsman Hanuma Vihari said he doesn't want to get carried away with the importance of playing World Test Championship (WTC) final. The right-handed batsman, who represented Warwickshire in E ...
-
New Zealand Bowlers 'Well Prepared', Been Practicing With The Duke Ball For A While - Neil Wagner
New Zealand's fast bowler Neil Wagner has said that practicing with the duke balls has been 'quite beneficial for the bowlers ahead of an important tour to England, where they ...
-
Mohammad Shami Credits IPL For Helping In Getting His Rhythm Back
India pace bowler Mohammed Shami has said that the Indian Premier League (IPL) helped him get his "rhythm back" after a long injury layoff. Shami was hit on the elbow ...
Cricket Special Today
-
- 20 Nov 2024 09:20
-
- 05 Oct 2024 01:56
-
- 02 Oct 2024 09:13
-
- 13 Sep 2024 12:23
-
- 10 Sep 2024 12:01
-
- 29 Aug 2024 01:18