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The miracle England needed did not materialise as India crushed them by 317 runs in the second test in Chennai to level the series on Tuesday.
Axar Patel and Ravichandran Ashwin predictably completed the annihilation of England, emphatically bringing India back in contention for the World Test Championship final with a series-levelling 317-run victory in the second Test in Chennai on Tuesday.
England have named a 17-member squad for the third Test against India starting in Ahmedabad on Wednesday 24 February
India skipper Virat Kohli took to Twitter after the match to praise the team as they beat England by 317 runs on Day 4 of the second Test in Chennai on Tuesday.
India thrashed England by 317 runs in the second test to level the fourmatch series 11 at Chennai's M A Chidambaram Stadium on Tuesday.
The victory was crucial for India in the context of the World Test Championship as they need to win the series with at least a 2-1 margin in order to make it to Lord's for the title clash against New Zealand.
Axar Patel took 560 as India beat England by 317 runs in the second cricket test to level the fourmatch series 11.
The writing was on the wall after England's hopeless performance with the bat in the first innings. They did not fare much better in the second innings either getting bowled for a paltry 164 handing India a massive 317-run series-levelling victory. Axar Patel and R Ashwin were the pick of the Indian bowlers and returned with five and three wickets each to rout the visitors in just under 55 overs shortly after Lunch on Day 4.
The writing was on the wall after England's hopeless performance with the bat in the first innings. They did not fare much better in the second innings either getting bowled for a paltry 164 handing India a massive 317-run series-levelling victory. Axar Patel and R Ashwin were the pick of the Indian bowlers and returned with five and three wickets each to rout the visitors in just under 55 overs shortly after Lunch on Day 4.
With this win over England at Chepauk, Virat Kohli has now led India to 21 Test wins and matched India's record under Dhoni at home.
India need three wickets for a serieslevelling victory in the second test against England after the tourists were left reeling at 1167 at lunch on the fourth day at Chennai's MA Chidambaram Stadium.
On This Day in Durban in 2019, Kusal Perera hammered a brilliant unbeaten 153 off just 200 deliveries to help Sri Lanka pull off one of the greatest chases in Test cricket history.
He first made headlines after smashing an unbeaten 400 in an innings at a school competition, when he was just 15 years old. The swashbuckling batsman is called the Sartaj of first-class cricket, as he amassed a staggering 19,410 runs from 260 matches which include 51 centuries and 91 fifties.
His brilliance behind the wicket in the first innings against England have already garnered praise and now his amazing effort to stump England batsman Dan Lawrence in England's second innings is taking social media by storm.
Former England skipper Nasser Hussan said that Foakes' work behind the stumps was so good that England absolutely didn't miss the services of Jos Buttler.
The incident happened when he was hit on his forearm while fielding at short leg. Gill was seen limping and taking some time to recover from the blow even as vice captain Ajinkya Rahane rushed to his aid.
Australia skipper Tim Paine acknowledged that criticism was part and parcel of the game and added that he was fine with it as long it didn't become personal.
Team India will be bolstered by the return of Mohammed Shami and Navdeep Saini as the duo has said to be recovered from their injuries and have been asked by the team management to not play the Vijay Hazare Trophy which is scheduled to begin from February 20.
Virat Kohli stood up to umpire Nitin Menon after a close DRS review behaviour was criticised by a host of former England internationals.
In the cricket history of India, Ashwin is ahead of the likes of Anil Kumble, Harbhajan Singh and Bishan Singh Bedi as the country’s greatest match-winner with the ball in Test cricket at home.
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Carl being written out caused a huge stir at the time, as fans were furious that Chandler Riggs had been given the boot. And he hasn’t returned to the franchise ever since, even though there was the perfect opportunity to get him back for a hallucinatory cameo in Andrew Lincoln’s last episode in season 9. But the reason why this didn’t happen has maybe now been made clear, as it appears that Riggs might be coming back for Lincoln’s spinoff movies instead.
According to insider Daniel Richtman, Carl will feature in one of the films that AMC is planning with Lincoln in the lead. Carl won’t be somehow resurrected, though, as he’ll apparently appear via flashback. The tipster doesn’t actually specify that Riggs will be playing the role, so we could be looking at a similar situation to the season 8 finale, which contained a flashback to a toddler-aged Carl, but it seems like a safe bet that Richtman’s scoop means the fan favorite actor will be involved.
Given Riggs’ obvious aging throughout the series, then, this means the flashback can only come from shortly before his death. Maybe Rick will think back to some previously unseen father/son bonding moment with his firstborn during one of the films. Remember, Dania Gurira is also likely showing up as Michonne, following her own exit from the parent series in season 10.
While we wait for these movies to enter production, The Walking Dead returns to TV for six new episodes on Sunday, February 28th.
Although a lot of fans will be hoping that the impending HBO Max release of Zack Snyder‘s Justice League could persuade Warner Bros. to give the green light to a direct sequel, the filmmaker himself has admitted that the studio have no interest in returning to that well for what would be a third time.
You can completely understand their position as well, with the additional post-production, filming and marketing costs associated with the Snyder Cut pushing the total expenditure on the entire endeavor to almost half a billion dollars. The door isn’t completely closed by any means, but it’ll take a lot of convincing for the boardroom to kick it wide open.
Next up for the director is Netflix’s zombie heist thriller Army of the Dead, which marks his first non-DCEU effort behind the camera for ten years. A shared universe is already in the works with a feature film prequel and anime series on the way, but in a new interview Snyder admitted that he was considering something surprising for his next movie.
“I’m working on something, but we’ll see. I’ve been thinking about some kind of retelling, like real sort of fateful retelling, that Arthurian kind of mythological concept. We’ll see. Maybe that will come at some point.”
Netflix’s Cursed may have found a big audience when it was released last summer, but it still hasn’t been renewed for a second season as of yet, with question marks surrounding the interest modern audiences hold in Arthurian legend. Of course, the elephant in the room is obviously Guy Ritchie’s King Arthur: Legend of the Sword, which was panned by critics and went on to become one of the biggest box office bombs in history when it was released in the summer of 2017.
Ritchie’s origin story was more than a little reminiscent of Snyder‘s work given the constant speed-ramping, washed out color palette and reliance on effects-heavy fantasy, but the movie’s abject failure will have no doubt put the major studios off approving any similar projects for the foreseeable future.