![]() | India vs England: Virat Kohli, Hardik Pandya and Ishant Sharma return as Natarajan misses out for first 2 TestsThe first two games of the 4-game series are to be played in Chennai before the cricketers move to Ahmedabad for the third and fourth Test. |
![]() | Ravindra Jadeja unlikely for England Tests as India sweat on Bumrah, AshwinJadeja aside, India are also sweating over the availability of Ravichandran Ashwin and Jasprit Bumrah for the fourth and final Test against Australia starting in Brisbane on January 15. |
![]() | Shikhar Dhawan, Ishant Sharma named in Delhi's Mushtaq Ali trophy squadThe selection panel named a jumbo 42-member squad that also has Under-19 World Cup winning captain Unmukt Chand, Nitish Rana, Pawan Suyal and Manan Sharma. |
![]() | Rahane is a bowler's captain: Ishant SharmaRahane spreads calm energy in a pressure situation. There won't be any tension, he'd communicate with the bowlers very well, said the Indian pacer. |
![]() | Will miss Ishant, no decision on combination: Rahane spells very little ahead of 1st India-Australia TestIndia vice-captain Ajinkya Rahane, however, is confident that despite Ishant Sharma's absence, the pace attack comprising Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammed Shami will step it up for the Australians. |
![]() | India will miss Ishant Sharma's experience: Steve SmithAustralia batsman Steve Smith is of the opinion that Ishant Sharma's loss is going to be 'big' for India in the upcoming Test Series. |
![]() | Ishant Sharma ruled out of Test series vs AustraliaThe BCCI had earlier confirmed that both Rohit and Ishant have been ruled out of the first two Test matches. |
![]() | Rohit Sharma, Ishant Sharma unlikely for Australia TestsThe two, who are undergoing rehabilitation at the National Cricket Academy in Bengaluru, have to leave for Sydney before the weekend to be in contention for the Tests. But that appears unlikely. |
![]() | Rohit Sharma, Ishant Sharma to miss first two Australia Tests, also doubtful for remaining two: BCCI sourceIndia will be without skipper Virat Kohli after the first Test as he will return to the country to be there for the birth of his first child. |
![]() | Rohit, Ishant need to leave for Australia in 3-4 days if they are to play Tests: Ravi ShastriBoth Rohit (left hamstring) and Ishant (side strain) are at the NCA undergoing rehabilitation, but the BCCI is yet to announce when the duo would reach Australia. |
![]() | Australia vs India: Ishant Sharma working closely with Paras Mhambrey at NCA to get fit for TestsThe Indian squad has already arrived in Australia post the IPL and have started training for the limited-overs series which starts with the first ODI at the Sydney Cricket Ground on November 27. |
![]() | Rohit Sharma could be in danger of injuring himself again: Ravi Shastri reveals medical report detailsThe BCCI is monitoring Rohit's progress and there is a possibility that he may play for Mumbai Indians later in the IPL. |
![]() | Injured Ishant Sharma uncertain for Australia tourWhile such injuries can sideline a player from a week to two months depending on the grade, indications are that Ishant will not be able to bowl at least for the next three weeks. |
![]() | Ishant out of IPL with rib cage injury, Delhi Capitals likely to seek replacementIshant is the second Delhi Capitals player to be ruled out after leg-spinner Amit Mishra, whose campaign ended due to a ring finger fracture sustained during one of the earlier matches. |
![]() | IPL 2020, DC vs SRH Live Score: Delhi Capitals win toss, elect to bowl against Sunrisers HyderabadDelhi Capitals made one change, bringing in fit-again pacer Ishant Sharma in place of Avesh Khan. |
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