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- Shubman Gill to Rishabh Pant... giving some gems for the stump mic
🎩✝️ Bright and sunny 🌞 at the start of Day 2 at Headingley and some really interesting costumes to go with it! Got to love English summer and Test cricket!#ENGvIND
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Roger Binny, BCCI president and former 🇮🇳 India cricketer, arrives for Day 2 of the first #ENGvIND Test at Headingley
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"He has got excellent fundamental basics of the game as well. And I think that will never really change over time," said Buttler.
"We certainly do play in a time now where there are players who are more focused on being hitters of the cricket ball and sort of setting up their techniques for that.
"But, you know, the basics sort of remain the same — being in a good solid base, having a good head position, everything working well together. I think the basics will always take care of where to start, and then you develop the rest of your game after that. So I think it's important, in and around your practice, to make sure you have a bit of that.
"And I think that's what he does. Guys like Jaiswal are very successful in Test cricket as well as T20 cricket because their game is so strong," he added.
(READ MORE)The cover drives, straight drives, flicks, controlled pulls, and the trademark cuts in front of square were a treat to watch as he grew in confidence with every shot and looked much tighter as the innings progressed. After the initial urgency, there was a lot of calm in the way he approached the innings and put his head down to lay the foundation for a big one.
(READ MORE)Yashasvi Jaiswal on Friday joined the elite list of Vijay Manjrekar, Sourav Ganguly, Sandeep Patil, and Murali Vijay by scoring a hundred in his first outing in England. The 23-year-old fell for 101 on Day 1 of the first Test against England in Leeds.
(READ MORE)Shubman Gill lit up the Headingley Cricket Ground with an unbeaten 127 on the opening day of the first Test match between India and England. The Indian captain reached his century in the final session of the day, marking a memorable start to his captaincy tenure. With the ton, Gill joined an elite group of Indians — Vijay Hazare, Sunil Gavaskar, Dilip Vengsarkar, and Virat Kohli — who scored centuries in their first Test as captain. Remarkably, he had damaged one of his favourite bats during India's intra-squad match at Beckenham, Kent. India’s new Test captain had texted Cricfix_batservices, a company that repairs broken and damaged bats in Kent.
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