Back from the Brink: England Avoid Follow-On in Style After Early Carnage
England pulled off a stunning recovery, finishing their first innings on 407, erasing memories of a shaky 84/5, and successfully evading the follow‑on after India’s daunting total of 587 at Edgbaston. ⏳ England Slump to 84/5, Then Rally Back Ben…
Two in Two! Akash Deep Unleashes Firestorm at Edgbaston
On July 3, 2025, Day 2 of the Second Test at Edgbaston, India had already batted first and scored 587. When England began their reply, India’s decision to rest Jasprit Bumrah and hand the new ball to Akash Deep paid off…
Jasprit Bumrah is more overworked than anyone else in cricket
Due to concerns about workload management, Jasprit Bumrah is probably going to be rested for the second Test of the series against England. It is anticipated that India’s most effective weapon with the ball would be benched as they attempt…
Less Swing, More Struggle: Decoding India’s Batting Troubles in England
You’d think more swing would mean more trouble, but India actually performs worse when there’s less — here’s why. In England, swing tends to remain consistent throughout the innings, regardless of the ball’s age — with the red ball moving…