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Indian pacer Jasprit Bumrah returned with a fiery spell and bagged his eighth five-wicket haul to equal legendary Kapil Devs feat in the longest format of the game on the second day of the second and final Test (pink ball game) at the ...

Adding another feather to his cap, Rishabh Pant on Sunday scripted history after hitting the fastest-ever half-century (50 off 28) by an Indian batter in the longest format of the game on the second day of the second and final Test (pink ball ...

Kapil had scored a 30-ball 50 in the 1982 Test match against Pakistan in Karachi. Former Pakistan cricketer Misbah-ul-Haq (21 balls) has the record of smashing the fastest fifty in Test cricket history.

Bengaluru: A record breaking half century from Rishabh Pant helped India build a commanding lead of 342 runs as the hosts finished the second session...

Wicketkeeper-batter Rishabh Pant on Sunday registered the fastest fifty by an Indian batter in the longer format.

Visitors bagged four wickets in the session but hosts are still in control extending their lead to 342 runs going into Dinner on Day-2 of the second Test being

Legendary cricketer Kapil Dev said that he likes Ravindra Jadeja the most because the 33-year-old all-rounder does not come under pressure in any circumstances.The captain of the 1983 World Cup-winning team added that the left-handed batters ...

Visitors need 419 more runs to win as they scored 28/1 going into Stumps on Day-2 of the second Test being played here at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium.

After Rishabh Pants attacking knock, which helped India extend their domination over Sri Lanka in the ongoing Pink Ball Test, India vice-captain Jasprit Bumrah on Sunday said that not everyone can play in the same manner and the wicket-keeper ...

BENGALURU, Mar 13: Rishabh Pant put Sri Lankan attack to the sword with a record-breaking half-century while Shreyas Iyer yet again conjured up a measured fifty to let India grab complete control of the second Test here on Sunday. Pant’s 31-ball 50 and Iyer’s 67-run knock after useful contribution from top-order batters meant that India set Sri Lanka a mammoth 447-run target after declaring their second innings at 303 for nine. The struggling visitors would need no less than a [&hell...