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WATCH: Anushka Sharma And Sanjana Ganesan’s Priceless Reaction To Mitchell Starc’s Wicket Goes Viral! | People News

New Delhi: The first match of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy saw India take a commanding lead over Australia in Perth. Despite being bowled out for a modest 150 in the first innings, the Indian team bounced back spectacularly, dismissing Australia for just 104 runs. Jasprit Bumrah’s side gained a 46-run lead as the Aussies registered their third-lowest home ground score since 2000. The high-octane…

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R. Ashwin becomes the first Indian bowler to take 150 wickets in the history of world test championship

Legendary spinner of the Indian Cricket Team Ravichandran Ashwin created history on Thursday, January 25, during the first-day play of the ongoing first test between India and England cricket team in Hyderabad. The 37-year-old spinner became the first Indian bowler to take on 50 wickets in the World Test Championship.

Ashwin started the match with 148 wickets to his name in 30 world test championship matches for team India. He picked up 149 wickets by getting a raid on English batsman Ben Duckett on the fifth ball of the 12th over, and his 150th wicket was Zak Crawley, whom Mohammed Siraj caught on the opening ball of the 16th over. After Nathan Lyon and Pat Cummins of Australia, Ashwin is the third bowler in WTC history to capture 150 or more wickets.

The top five leading wicket-takers in the World Test Championship (WTC)

1. Pat Cummins is from Australia. He has taken 169 wickets in 40 matches, with a best figure of 6/91.

2. Nathan Lyon from Australia. He has taken 169 wickets in 41 matches, with a best figure of 8/64.

3. Ravichandran Ashwin from India. He has taken 150 wickets in 31 matches, with a best figure of 7/71.

4. Mitchell Starc from Australia. He has taken 140 wickets in 36 matches, with a best figure of 6/66.

5. Stuart Broad is from England. He has taken 134 wickets in 33 matches, with a best figure of 6/31.

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Gentle reminder: they bought Mitchell Starc for 24 cr and he's given more than a 100 runs in the past 2 matches and is yet to take a single wicket ☠️

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hearing them all boo whenever australia took a wicket was kinda funny ngl like you're really that upset that the umpire Made A Decision and it wasn't the one you wanted

booing whenever australia bowled a normal delivery LOL....i didn't hear them complaining when they ruled that mitchell starc catch not out tho 🤨🤨 skdjfjfj. it was the country club bastards in the long room that really got me though lmao really putting the "high class" into "highly unclassy" kskdfjdjdjf

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ICC T20 Rankings: Abhishek Sharma Soars to Career-Best Second Position, Surpasses Tilak

India's star batsman Abhishek Sharma has made a remarkable leap in the latest ICC T20 rankings. With a stellar performance in the fifth T20 against England, where he scored a magnificent century, Abhishek has climbed 38 places to achieve his career-best second position among batsmen. His rise in the rankings has pushed Tilak down to the third spot. Meanwhile, Travis Head continues to lead the T20 batsmen rankings.

Top-10 T20 Batsmen

Travis Head tops the chart with 855 rating points, followed by Abhishek Sharma with 829 points and Tilak at third with 803 points. Phil Salt holds the fourth position with 798 points, while India's current T20 captain, Suryakumar Yadav, ranks fifth with 738 points. The top-10 list also includes Jos Buttler, Babar Azam, Pathum Nissanka, Mohammad Rizwan, and Kusal Perera. Due to Abhishek's rise, every player below him has dropped one position until the ninth rank.

Yashasvi Jaiswal has slipped out of the top-10, dropping three places to the 12th spot. Abhishek's explosive knock of 135 runs off 54 balls, featuring 13 sixes, played a crucial role in India's 4-1 series victory over England. He is now just 26 points behind the top-ranked Head.

T20 Bowlers' Rankings

India's Varun Chakraborty has also made significant gains among T20 bowlers. As the Player of the Series against England and the highest wicket-taker with 14 dismissals, Varun has earned a spot in the upcoming three-match ODI series. He has now jumped three places to secure a career-best joint second position in the T20 rankings, sharing 705 rating points with England's Adil Rashid. West Indies' Akil Hussain leads the rankings with 707 points, while Wanindu Hasaranga and Adam Zampa occupy the fourth and fifth positions, respectively.

India’s Ravi Bishnoi has climbed one place to sixth with 671 points. With Varun, Bishnoi, and Arshdeep Singh in the top-10, India boasts three bowlers in the elite list. However, Arshdeep has slipped from eighth to ninth place, while Axar Patel has dropped from 11th to 13th. Adil Rashid, who previously topped the rankings, has fallen to second place, and Jofra Archer has slipped four spots to 10th.

Test Rankings Update

Australia's recent innings-and-242-run victory over Sri Lanka in the first Test at Galle has resulted in notable shifts in the Test rankings. Acting captain Steve Smith has surged three places to fifth after his 35th Test century, while Usman Khawaja has moved up six spots to 11th following his career-best 232-run knock. Yashasvi Jaiswal remains fourth among Test batsmen, with England’s Joe Root retaining the top position, followed by Harry Brook and New Zealand’s Kane Williamson.

Jasprit Bumrah continues to dominate the Test bowling rankings despite recovering from a back spasm. Recently honored with the ICC Best Male Cricketer of the Year 2024 and Best Male Test Cricketer awards, Bumrah remains India’s highest-ranked bowler. Left-arm spinner Ravindra Jadeja is the only other Indian in the top-10, occupying the ninth spot. South Africa’s Kagiso Rabada has climbed to second, while Australia’s Pat Cummins, Josh Hazlewood, and Pakistan’s Noman Ali complete the top five. Australia's Nathan Lyon and Mitchell Starc have also made gains, with Lyon moving up two places to sixth and Starc to 12th after their efforts in Galle.

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Mitchell Starc Is The 4th Australian And 18th Overall Bowler To Pick 700 International Wickets

700 Career Small Gate for Mitchell Starc Vs from SL: Australia Although it is probably in the 2025 WTC finals between Australians and South Africans, it probably has the most exciting test series of WTC campaigns. Aussies, defending the titles won in 2023, while Proteas deducted for the first time. The first test pointed to several wonders for Australia, because the opening dough USMAN KHAWAJA…

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[ad_1] Harshit Rana for India against England (Image: BCCI) They say ‘when life gives you lemons, make lemonade.’ But what if life gives you a white ball and asks you to bowl at one of the most destructive batting line ups in the world when it comes to the shortest format of the game? 2024 has been a roller coaster year for Indian fast bowler Harshit Rana. With Gautam Gambhir taking over the reins of Kolkata Knight Riders as mentor in 2024, Harshit came into his own. KKR faced Sunrisers Hyderabad in the third match of IPL 2024. It was a cliffhanger, with SRH needing 13 runs off the final over. KKR captain Shreyas Iyer tossed the ball to Harshit & told him ‘now is the chance to become a hero, take it.’ And boy did he grab it with both hands! The set Heinrich Klassen tonked him for a six off the very first ball of the over. Harshit did not flinch under pressure. He sent back Shabhaz Ahmed off the third ball & eventually got the better of Klassen with the penultimate ball of the over to give KKR a four run win. Harshit continued to shine throughout the tournament picking up 19 wickets in the 13 matches that he played, missing one match due to suspension. That, of course, is a story for another day. With the GG era being ushered in Indian cricket immediately after the IPL, Harshit Rana was picked as a trump card for the Border-Gavaskar Trophy against Australia. Eyebrows were raised, questions were asked with many labelling the selection as ‘GG or KKR quota.’ But there are reasons why social media doesn’t get to pick the Indian team & the responsibility lies with the selection committee, the coach and the captain of the team. Harshit debuted in favourable seaming conditions in Perth & played a strong hand in India’s only win of the series. With Jasprit Bumrah breathing fire at one end, Harshit played the perfect second fiddle, validating his selection. India played by the rules. Blame match referee for using his discretion on conclusion sub. It’s not the first time teams have benefited from loopholes in the rules. England did in 2019.@BoriaMajumdar writes.@BCCI#INDvENG #HarshitRana https://t.co/XW0N8zaAkN — RevSportz Global (@RevSportzGlobal) February 1, 2025   Travis Head, who would go on to torment India later in the series, was removed in the first innings by an absolute peach by Harshit. The 22 year-old debutant bowled a jaffa that angled in & straightened off the seam, beating Head’s defence & castling him. Harshit bowled with heart & fire, with his KKR teammate Mitchell Starc exclaiming ‘I bowl faster than you Harshit’ after being beaten for pace against his former teammate. With the debutant exceeding expectations, he was trusted with the pink ball in the next Test as well. But the honeymoon phase was over, it seemed. The same Head tore into him, dispatching him all around the ground. The lack of experience showed & Harshit quickly ran out of ideas, turning out to be expensive & lost. He was dropped for the rest of the series, with the more experienced Akash Deep & Prasidh Krishna making the cut & arguably so. However, Harshit remained in contention & was picked for the 5 match T20I series against England at home. But who are your frontline seamers? Ofcourse, Arshdeep Singh, Mohammad Shami, with Hardik Pandya sharing the new ball & playing the second/third seamer appreciably. But again, life decided to hand Harshit lemons in the fourth T20I in Pune. Shivam Dube went hammer and tongs against England before being hit on the head in the last over. The concussion sub rule was evoked with Harshit himself admitting post match that he was asked to don the Indian jersey & take the field within 5 minutes. Harshit did not disappoint, showing that this new look Indian T20 side post the Ro-Ko era is adapt to international challenges better than any team in the world right now. Harshit bowled beautifully under lights, picking up the important wickets of Liam Livingstone (the man who turned it around for England in the last match) & Jacob Bethell.

Harshit returned in the penultimate over with Overton and Rashid at the crease, and the match still very much in the balance. A repeat of that IPL match against SRH followed (well almost), with Overton tonking him for a four off the first ball of the over. Harshit kept his calm, went back to his bowling mark & delivered one good ball after the other. A mix-up between Samson and Chakravarthy denied him a well-deserved wicket off the third ball of the over, but finally, he managed to make lemonade despite running out of lemons! Getting rid of Overton with the last ball of the 19th over sealed the deal for India. But will it seal the deal for Harshit in this Indian side? He is very young & has a long way to go. Is he in line for the England tour? The answer should be a yes, not merely because he is delivering under pressure but because of his fighting spirit & never say die attitude. Come the IPL, Harshit Rana will be entrusted with leading the KKR pace battery (remember, there’s no Starc this year), and like always, he will be more than happy to put his hand up. As he wakes up today after a dream debut for India in Tests & now T20Is, maybe Harshit will raise a silent toast to the KKR bowling coach, Bharat Arun, the ‘Chanakya’ of Indian bowling for a long time now. The moment for now, is yours Harshit. Cheers. Also Read: India Clinch T20I Series 3-1 as Hardik, Dube, Harshit, and Bishnoi Shine in Pune The post Harshit Rana – The ‘Super’ Concussion Sub appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] Harshit Rana for India against England (Image: BCCI) They say ‘when life gives you lemons, make lemonade.’ But what if life gives you a white ball and asks you to bowl at one of the most destructive batting line ups in the world when it comes to the shortest format of the game? 2024 has been a roller coaster year for Indian fast bowler Harshit Rana. With Gautam Gambhir taking over the reins of Kolkata Knight Riders as mentor in 2024, Harshit came into his own. KKR faced Sunrisers Hyderabad in the third match of IPL 2024. It was a cliffhanger, with SRH needing 13 runs off the final over. KKR captain Shreyas Iyer tossed the ball to Harshit & told him ‘now is the chance to become a hero, take it.’ And boy did he grab it with both hands! The set Heinrich Klassen tonked him for a six off the very first ball of the over. Harshit did not flinch under pressure. He sent back Shabhaz Ahmed off the third ball & eventually got the better of Klassen with the penultimate ball of the over to give KKR a four run win. Harshit continued to shine throughout the tournament picking up 19 wickets in the 13 matches that he played, missing one match due to suspension. That, of course, is a story for another day. With the GG era being ushered in Indian cricket immediately after the IPL, Harshit Rana was picked as a trump card for the Border-Gavaskar Trophy against Australia. Eyebrows were raised, questions were asked with many labelling the selection as ‘GG or KKR quota.’ But there are reasons why social media doesn’t get to pick the Indian team & the responsibility lies with the selection committee, the coach and the captain of the team. Harshit debuted in favourable seaming conditions in Perth & played a strong hand in India’s only win of the series. With Jasprit Bumrah breathing fire at one end, Harshit played the perfect second fiddle, validating his selection. India played by the rules. Blame match referee for using his discretion on conclusion sub. It’s not the first time teams have benefited from loopholes in the rules. England did in 2019.@BoriaMajumdar writes.@BCCI#INDvENG #HarshitRana https://t.co/XW0N8zaAkN — RevSportz Global (@RevSportzGlobal) February 1, 2025   Travis Head, who would go on to torment India later in the series, was removed in the first innings by an absolute peach by Harshit. The 22 year-old debutant bowled a jaffa that angled in & straightened off the seam, beating Head’s defence & castling him. Harshit bowled with heart & fire, with his KKR teammate Mitchell Starc exclaiming ‘I bowl faster than you Harshit’ after being beaten for pace against his former teammate. With the debutant exceeding expectations, he was trusted with the pink ball in the next Test as well. But the honeymoon phase was over, it seemed. The same Head tore into him, dispatching him all around the ground. The lack of experience showed & Harshit quickly ran out of ideas, turning out to be expensive & lost. He was dropped for the rest of the series, with the more experienced Akash Deep & Prasidh Krishna making the cut & arguably so. However, Harshit remained in contention & was picked for the 5 match T20I series against England at home. But who are your frontline seamers? Ofcourse, Arshdeep Singh, Mohammad Shami, with Hardik Pandya sharing the new ball & playing the second/third seamer appreciably. But again, life decided to hand Harshit lemons in the fourth T20I in Pune. Shivam Dube went hammer and tongs against England before being hit on the head in the last over. The concussion sub rule was evoked with Harshit himself admitting post match that he was asked to don the Indian jersey & take the field within 5 minutes. Harshit did not disappoint, showing that this new look Indian T20 side post the Ro-Ko era is adapt to international challenges better than any team in the world right now. Harshit bowled beautifully under lights, picking up the important wickets of Liam Livingstone (the man who turned it around for England in the last match) & Jacob Bethell.

Harshit returned in the penultimate over with Overton and Rashid at the crease, and the match still very much in the balance. A repeat of that IPL match against SRH followed (well almost), with Overton tonking him for a four off the first ball of the over. Harshit kept his calm, went back to his bowling mark & delivered one good ball after the other. A mix-up between Samson and Chakravarthy denied him a well-deserved wicket off the third ball of the over, but finally, he managed to make lemonade despite running out of lemons! Getting rid of Overton with the last ball of the 19th over sealed the deal for India. But will it seal the deal for Harshit in this Indian side? He is very young & has a long way to go. Is he in line for the England tour? The answer should be a yes, not merely because he is delivering under pressure but because of his fighting spirit & never say die attitude. Come the IPL, Harshit Rana will be entrusted with leading the KKR pace battery (remember, there’s no Starc this year), and like always, he will be more than happy to put his hand up. As he wakes up today after a dream debut for India in Tests & now T20Is, maybe Harshit will raise a silent toast to the KKR bowling coach, Bharat Arun, the ‘Chanakya’ of Indian bowling for a long time now. The moment for now, is yours Harshit. Cheers. Also Read: India Clinch T20I Series 3-1 as Hardik, Dube, Harshit, and Bishnoi Shine in Pune The post Harshit Rana – The ‘Super’ Concussion Sub appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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Mitchell Starc Scripts History, Becomes 4th Australian To Pick 700 international Wickets | Cricket News

Australian pacer Mitchell Starc completed 700 international wickets, becoming only the fourth Aussie bowler to do so on Thursday. Starc accomplished this feat during his side’s first Test against Sri Lanka at Galle. During the first innings of Sri Lanka, during the fifth over after Australia made 654/6 declared in their first innings, Starc bowled a delivery that got some extra bounce and fine…

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In international cricket, Mitchell Starc got 700 wickets.

Mitchell Starc has proven himself as one of the best bowlers in cricket by reaching the incredible milestone of 700 wickets in international play. During the current Test series against India, the Australian left-arm pacer achieved this milestone, making him the fourth Australian bowler to do so after Brett Lee, Glenn McGrath, and Shane Warne.

Starc's remarkable skill and consistency in all formats have been hallmarks of his ascent to 700 wickets. He has claimed 372 Test match wickets, 244 One Day International (ODI) wickets, and 79 T20 International (T20I) wickets during his international career. His capacity to produce game-winning performances is demonstrated by his best bowling statistics of 6/28 in ODIs and 6/48 in Tests.

Starc has taken 99 wickets against strong teams, especially India, and is only one wicket away from becoming the third Australian to record 100 wickets against them. His efficacy against these sides is impressive. Australia has won two ICC Cricket World Cups thanks in large part to his performances. Starc's reputation as one of Australia's best bowlers is cemented with this noteworthy accomplishment, and he will continue to produce at a high level.

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Hi Cricket commentators. next time when mitchell starc take wicket can U say Twinkle twinkle mitchell Starc .Thank you

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After it was disclosed that he had been dealing with an ankle issue during the Test series against India, Australia captain Pat Cummins is doubtful to play in the Champions Trophy.

On Thursday, it was announced that Cummins would be on paternity leave for the two-Test tour of Sri Lanka. He will also have ankle tests in the next few days to see if he can lead the side in the Champions Trophy, which will be played in Pakistan and the United Arab Emirates next month.

George Bailey, the chair of the selectors, stated, "We will have to wait and watch when that scan comes back and see how it is tracking," "There is some work to be done. We will most likely learn a little more about where that stands.

During the five Test matches against India, Cummins took 25 wickets at 21.36 and sent down 167 overs, the most by an Australian bowler.

Australia's preparations include a one-off ODI in Sri Lanka on February 13 following the Test series, and their Champions Trophy opener against England on February 22.

Due to workload management, Cummins has only participated in two ODI World Cup matches since leading Australia to victory in India in 2023.

During that time, Australia has employed a number of stand-in captains. Prior to Mitchell Marsh taking over in England, Steven Smith captained the team against the West Indies the previous season. Smith again filled in for the series' final game. Josh Inglis captained the team in the final ODI in Perth earlier this summer against Pakistan.

Josh Hazlewood, on the other hand, is being targeted for a Champions Trophy comeback after the selectors were careful in his recuperation from the calf injury that terminated his India series following Brisbane, which was a comeback match following a side issue.

"Everything is going pretty well with Josh's recuperation from the calf injury, and he is working really hard," Bailey added. "Considering how much time he would have missed, how we would set up, and the loads those quicks might be under, it is definitely a touch tight."

Bailey stated, "Josh is putting in a lot of effort, and the news about his progress in recovering from the calf injury is coming along pretty well." "Considering the amount of time he would have lost, our potential organizational structure, and the potential workload for those quicks, it is definitely a little tight."

The frontline quicks going to Sri Lanka are Mitchell Starc, Scott Boland, and Sean Abbott. Abbott's resilience was the deciding factor in his selection for a Test debut on the tour.

"In Sean's case, considering the circumstances that we anticipate, he is just resilient," Bailey remarked. "We are certain that he can contribute a substantial amount of work if needed."

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Australia axe Marsh, call-up Webster for fifth India Test

Mitchy obviously hasn’t quite got runs, wickets he would have liked this series, says skipper Cummins. Beau Webster (left) and Mitch Marsh. — Australia Cricket website/ Reuters/ File  SYDNEY: Out-of-form all-rounder Mitch Marsh was axed Thursday from Australia’s team for the series-deciding fifth Test against India in Sydney with Beau Webster to make his debut. Fast bowler Mitchell Starc…

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AUS vs IND: Alex Carey clears air regarding Mitchell Starc’s availability for the Sydney Test against India | masr356.com

Australia‘s fast bowling sensation Mitchell Starc faces uncertainty about his participation in the fifth and final Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy 2024-25 at the Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG). Starc, who struggled with back and side pain during the Boxing Day Test in Melbourne, has sparked concerns about his fitness. Ahead of the last Test, Starc’s teammate and Australia wicket-keeper batter…