It has become a habit for Team India to win Tests at home, at will. Be it the fast bowlers or the batsmen, all the players are chipping in with valuable performances for the country that is making the team mighty successful, and skipper Virat Kohli couldn’t be happier with the performance of the team.
Shami's guile again came to the fore when he hurried Mohammad Mithun with a bouncer and his mistimed pull was easily taken at mid-wicket by Mayank Agarwal.
Warner became a victim of England pacer Stuart Broad seven times in Ashes this year.
England batsman Joe Denly smashed a brilliant fifty in the final warm-up match against New Zealand A and quashed all the concerns over his fitness, leading up to the Test series.
Former Australia skipper Ricky Ponting believes that Mitchell Starc will need to do something special to find a place in the playing XI for the upcoming first Test against Pakistan.
Pakistan’s hopes of upsetting hosts Australia in their upcoming two-match Test series have been seriously undermined by their poor preparation schedule, Dean Jones believes.
Stokes said that the team had learnt of the fact that Hales was missing cricketing action due to testing positive for recreational drugs only through the newspapers.
Currently, only a handful of countries across the world play cricket at the international level. However, with the advent of T20 format, more and more nations are now participating in the competition and a huge pool of young talent is coming across.
Senior journalist Rajat Sharma on Saturday resigned from the post of president of Delhi & Districts Cricket Association (DDCA), citing his inability to continue amidst "various pulls and pressures" within the organisation.
Despite Chandika Hathurusingha not having been officially removed from the post, Mickey Arthur is likely to be appointed as the next coach of Sri Lanka's cricket team,
Tickets for the first three days of the Day/Night Test between India and Bangladesh at the Eden Gardens have been sold out, BCCI President Sourav Ganguly said here on Friday.
On this day in 2013, Sachin Tendulkar, the legendary cricketer hung up his illustrious boots and walked into the sunset after playing his final Test against West Indies at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai. That day in 2013 ended a global two-week cricket festival that saw curtains coming down on a career that still remains unmatched in the game's history.
Pakistan batsman Asad Shafiq is turning on the heat as he scored yet another ton, this time in the second practice match against Australia on Friday.Senior journalist Rajat Sharma on Saturday resigned from the post of president of Delhi & Districts Cricket Association (DDCA), citing his inability to continue amidst "various pulls and pressures" within the organisation.
As the last day for teams to announce the players retained and released ahead of the IPL 2020 auction comes to an end, we bring to you the complete list of players that have been retained and released by their respective franchises.
India vs Bangladesh Live Score and latest Update of 1st Test at News18.com. Stay with CricketNext for live score and ball by ball commentary of Ind vs Ban cricket match being played at Indore.In their attempt to continue their unprecedented domination of the box office, Marvel Studios are intent on expanding their cinematic universe further than ever before. Not content with developing a huge slate of small screen projects for the recently-launched Disney Plus, the MCU is set to become an even more regular fixture on the big screen as well.
Marvel have slowly been increasing their release strategy in recent years, with 2017 marking the first time that three MCU blockbusters hit theaters in the same year, with the trend continuing ever since then. 2021, meanwhile, will mark the first time that four of Kevin Feige’s guaranteed smash-hits arrive in the same twelve months thanks to Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, Thor: Love and Thunder and the as-yet-untitled third solo outing for Tom Holland’s Spider-Man.
And as if that wasn’t exciting enough, the studio staked out five new release dates for their upcoming projects today that lock in four MCU movies for both 2022 and 2023, with October 7th now joining February 18th, May 6th and July 29th as the 2022 spots. As for the 2023 dates, they’re as follows:
As for what these movies could be, a quick glance at the titles in active development give us a pretty good idea about some of them. Captain Marvel 2, Ant-Man 3, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 and Blade all seem like virtual guarantees, while the R-rated Joker recently crossed the billion-dollar mark following an October release, which could be an indicator that Deadpool 3 is finally on the horizon.
As for the rest? It seems far too early for either the Fantastic Four or the X-Men given the relatively short time-frame, so perhaps in his new role as Chief Creative Officer Kevin Feige plans to give audiences something that they’ve never seen before. With the schedule upping to four movies a year though, the MCU faces a bigger challenge than ever before to remain fresh and avoid audience burnout.
