DTVHINDI‘Sometimes I switch off the TV when I am watching BPL’ Bangladesh head coach Chandika Hathurusinghe gave a shocking statement
There is a huge shortage of local talent in the batting and bowling departments – Hathurusinghe Chandika Hathurusinghe (Image Credit- Twitter X) Bangladesh cricket team head coach Chandika Hathurusinghe has given a big statement regarding Bangladesh Premier League (BPL). Hathurusinghe has said that he often switches off the TV whenever he watches BPL. He also says that there is a huge shortage of local talent in the batting and bowling departments in the tournament. Already settled domestic players keep making headlines from time to time, which is not helping the uncapped players. Chandika Hathurusinghe gave a big statement Let us tell you that Hathurusinghe, quoting ESPN Cricinfo regarding Bangladesh Premier League, said – We (Bangladesh) do not have the right tournament. It sounds a bit strange, but sometimes I turn off the TV when I’m watching the Bangladesh Premier League. Some players are not even of the (required) class. I have a big problem with the current system. ICC needs to take action in this. There should be some rules. A player is playing one tournament and then he is playing another tournament. It has become like a circus. Players will talk about opportunities, but that is not correct. People will lose interest, I have also lost interest. Hathurusinghe further said – I have a way that we have a tournament before BPL, but in this tournament some of the best players do not play, because the franchises do not want this, they do what they have to do. Then how can you expect that Bangladesh will not lose to other teams. I am fighting an uphill battle right now.
Trent Bridge Cricket Ground will be rejuvenated, the experience of watching matches will be better
Trent Bridge has hosted some historic matches Trent Bridge cricket ground (Image Credit- Twitter Keeping in mind the future cricket needs, Nottingham Country Cricket Club (NCCC) has decided to rejuvenate the Trent Bridge cricket ground. So after this, there is a possibility of partial demolition and replacement of the existing pavilion in the stadium. After these changes, the club hopes that the match experience for the spectators as well as the stakeholders is going to be great. So these changes in the stadium are being made keeping in mind the cricket, especially Test cricket, to be played between 2025 and 2031. After this new construction, it is expected that the audience experience is going to be better. It is noteworthy that the current design of the Trent Bridge Cricket Ground was based on a report prepared by Rushcliffe Borough Council in the 1880s. However, now this stadium is not able to match the modern standards of England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB). For example, catering service and wheelchair facility etc. According to the plan prepared by the club, an attempt has been made to modernize the cricket played here. If all goes well, as per the proposed plan, the new pavilion could have 6 floors, with a large parking space, which can cater to the needs of the growing teams and support staff. After this new construction, with excellent club cricket being conducted at the ground, many big matches of international cricket are also likely to be held here. Current design changes to the stadium include replacement of seating arrangements and installation of storm drains around the stadium. After these changes the stadium will be able to meet the demands of the changing game of cricket. Well, it will be worth seeing that after how much time will the process of new construction in the stadium get the green signal from the ECB?
IND vs ENG: I have grown up watching reverse swing set-up: Jasprit Bumrah
On the second day of the second Test, Jasprit Bumrah bowled brilliantly for the Indian team and took 6 wickets. Jasprit Bumrah. (Image Source: BCCI Currently, the second test match between India and England is being played in Visakhapatnam. The play of the second day of the second test between the two teams has ended. On the second day of the second Test, Jasprit Bumrah bowled brilliantly for the Indian team and took 6 wickets. Jasprit Bumrah did not let any England batsman dominate him and took wickets at regular intervals. Let us tell you, in this match, Jasprit Bumrah showed the way back to the pavilion to Joe Root, Ollie Pope, Jonny Bairstow, Ben Stokes, Rehan Ahmed and Tom Hartley. After the match was over, Jasprit Bumrah made a big revelation about his bowling. After the end of the second day’s play of the second Test, BCCI shared a video on its official social media account in which Jasprit Bumrah said, ‘I have grown up watching the reverse swing setup and the spells of legendary bowlers. This is something that has impressed me a lot. So when it comes to serious cricket, I try to set-up the batsman and bowl with my strength. I have seen this since childhood and now I am very happy with my performance. Reverse swing plays an important role when you play for India. I was born in this country and I have learned a lot of reverse swing in domestic cricket. It feels good that I took wickets in reverse swing. Jasprit Bumrah gave a big statement regarding the wicket of Ollie Pope Jasprit Bumrah further said, ‘After the wicket of Ollie Pope, my eyes were on the inswing ball. I expected that the ball would definitely go into the slips after hitting the batsman’s bat and that is exactly what happened. It feels good that I was able to play an important role for my team. India had scored 396 runs in its first innings losing all the wickets while England were all out for 253 in their first innings. By the end of the second day’s play, India had scored 28 runs in its second innings without losing any wicket. Top-5 bowlers who took most wickets against India in test format 4 Indian players who scored a double century in test cricket at the youngest age These batsmen have scored more runs in IPL than MS Dhoni. Australia Cricket Awards 2024: Know which player won which award? Those 5 legendary batsmen who could never score a century in IPL 5 Indian batsmen who have made the highest score in Test cricket against England IND vs ENG: See Team India’s playing XI for the second test match IPL 2024: These franchises got a big blow, these star players were out..! These 5 teams have won the most test matches on Indian soil Players who scored the most runs while opening for India in Tests
Shoaib Bashir Test debut Story: Ben Stokes became crazy about Bashir after watching a video, then clipped coach McCullum forward
20 year old Shoaib Bashir made his debut in international cricket Shoaib Bashir. (Image Source: Getty Images) India The second Test match between India and England is being played from today at the Dr. YS Rajasekhara Reddy ACA-VDCA Cricket Stadium in Visakhapatnam. In the match, Team India won the toss and decided to bat first. Rajat Patidar got a chance to debut for India. Whereas 20-year-old Shoaib Bashir made his debut in international cricket for England. Let us tell you that just a few months ago, Shoaib Bashir made his first-class debut for Somerset in the English County Championship match against Essex. However, despite poor performances in his initial matches, Bashir managed to impress England captain Ben Stokes. Actually, Somerset had released the video of Bashir bowling against the brilliant spin player Alastair Cook from the social media platform ‘X’. In that video, Bashir, who was 19 years old at that time, had completely dodged the legendary batsman. After watching the video clip, Stokes immediately forwarded it to a WhatsApp group in which head coach Brendon McCullum and ECB managing director Rob Key were connected. I forwarded that clip: Stokes Talking about that moment, the England Test captain said, “To be honest, the first live glimpse I got was at the bash in Abu Dhabi, the first time I saw him was on Twitter. The County Championship had posted a short clip of his bowling against Sir Alistair. I’m in a WhatsApp group with Kessie and Baz. I actually forwarded that clip and said, take a look at this, this is something we can work with on our India tour. I saw some. The height from which he bowled, it was very clear that there was a lot of action, a lot of spin on the ball. This was something that I saw and thought, this could be very good for India. I have played a lot of games here. As a batsman, you know what is difficult to face, especially from a spin perspective.
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