Sanath Jayasuriya is very happy with Sri Lanka’s win against England, the legend made a big comparison with the 1998 The Oval Test win
The Sri Lankan team won by 8 wickets against England in the third and final match of the three-match Test series. Sanath Jayasuriya (Image Credit- Twitter X) There have been many memorable moments in the history of Sri Lankan cricket which all cricket fans have not been able to forget till date. One of these is the victory of the Sri Lankan team against England at The Oval in 1998. In this match, the explosive opening batsman of the Sri Lankan team at that time, Sanath Jayasuriya, played an important innings of 213 runs in 278 balls in the first innings by batting explosively. Recently, the Sri Lankan team won by 8 wickets against England in the third and final match of the three-match Test series. Sri Lankan team’s interim coach Sanath Jayasuriya, after winning this match, compared the victory of The Oval Test of 1998 and 2024. Let us tell you that the conditions of the match that Sri Lanka won against England at this venue were quite different at that time. However, Sri Lanka won on a green track in cold and cloudy weather. After winning the third and final Test against England in 2024, Sanath Jayasuriya said, according to ESPNcricinfo, ’27 years ago we won there under the captaincy of Arjuna Ranatunga. Muttiah Muralitharan got 16 wickets there and I scored a double century. Aravinda de Silva scored 150 runs. The Oval is a place we can never forget. But the conditions where these players played were completely different.’ Credit for this victory goes to all the players: Sanath Jayasuriya Sanath Jayasuriya further said, ‘It was a very difficult situation because the grass was different and the weather was also in the host’s favour. The credit for this victory goes to all the players. The fielders did very good fielding and the batsmen did their job well in the second innings.’ Talking about the match, in the third Test, England scored 325 runs after losing all wickets in their first innings, in response to which Sri Lanka was all out for 263 runs in their first innings. After this, the host failed to bat well in their second innings and were all out for 156 runs. Sri Lanka achieved the target of 219 runs by losing two wickets. Even though Sri Lanka won the third Test, England won this Test series 2-1. Batsmen who hit the most sixes for India in the death overs of T20I Batsmen who scored the fastest T20 century for Australia- Mushir Khan broke Sachin Tendulkar’s 33 year old record Wicketkeepers with most Man of the Match awards for India 7 expensive watches of Hardik Pandya and their prices, know here- Virat Kohli has earned more than 8 billion rupees in the last 12 months List of teams scoring the most runs in the power play of T20- Rahul Dravid became rich after becoming the head coach of Rajasthan Royals These 5 Indian cricketers pay the highest tax, you will be shocked to know the amount Haris Rauf’s wife is extremely beautiful,…
‘Do you want to be Australia’s Mithali Raj’ Nicole Bolton on former coach’s cruel comparison
Nicole Bolton is a former Australian women cricketer Nicole Bolton (Image Credit- Twitter X) Former Australian women cricketer Nicole Bolton has recently revealed about a cruel comparison made by her former coach, when her coach compared her to former Indian veteran cricketer Mithali Raj. After this comparison, a lot of changes were seen in her game. Let us tell you that the 35-year-old player has played a total of 55 international matches for the Australian women’s cricket team, including all formats. But her first-class cricket debut was in 2014, playing for West Australia, and the following year she started playing domestic cricket for Victoria. Here Nicole Bolton met Victoria’s coach Cathryn Fitzpatrick, who is a former Australian great bowler. A comparison with Fitzpatrick brought about a big change in Bolton’s game, about which she has now made a big statement. Nicole Bolton gave a big statement Let us tell you that recently, while recalling a cruel comparison of her former coach Cathryn Fitzpatrick, Nicole Bolton said on the Stories After Stumps podcast – I was trying to impress her (Cathryn Fitzpatrick) with my game for a long time. I wanted him to see me playing. I remember that time he called me to his office and said- Tell me honestly, do you want to become Mithali Raj of the Australian cricket team? I said- Why Mithali Raj? Bolton further said- Because you want to touch a strike rate of 50. If you make 100 or 100 runs in 150 balls, but still the team loses, then it does not mean anything. After this I said- what a thing, Fitzpatrick sees my game like this. This game was not good for me, because if he sees me playing like this, then my cricket career will be cut short. Let us tell you that this conversation of Fitzpatrick had a great impact on Bolton, which was also seen in his next few innings. In his next match, Bolton scored 170 runs in 156 balls, which included 24 boundaries.
‘I want to be Harry Brook, not anyone else’ English cricketer’s big statement on comparison with legends
Harry scored a century in the second Test match against West Indies. Harry Brook (Image Credit- Twitter X) In recent times, England cricket team’s all-rounder Harry Brook has been successful in making headlines with his performance. So what can be said about Harry’s performance in the ongoing three-match Test series against West Indies. After scoring a half-century in the first Test match at Lord’s, he scored a brilliant century of 109 runs in the second Test match at Trent Bridge. After such a performance in the ongoing series, Harry has gained a big place in the batsmen’s category in the latest ICC Test rankings. Let us tell you that he has currently reached the third position in the Test rankings for batsmen. After reaching this ranking, he has started being compared with legendary English cricketers, on which he has now given a big statement. Harry Brook’s big statement came out Let us tell you that after achieving this milestone, 25-year-old Harry Brook said as per ESPN Cricinfo – I want to improve myself and I want to remain Harry Brook, no one else. But in today’s time, you have to take something from every batsman and put it in your game. There are plenty of good players out there, like Root who timing his shots, AB de Villiers who plays shots all around the ground, or Kevin Pietersen who uses his strengths on the field. So, Harry further said about learning the tricks of Test cricket from Root- I have learned a little bit of cricket and shots from him. Root is at number 8 in the list of all-time Test batsmen. Therefore, it would be foolish not to use his cricket knowledge and not to learn some things from him.
Will Gill-Jaiswal be the next Rohit-Kohli of Team India? Star opener reacts to the comparison
In the fourth T20 against Zimbabwe, the Gill-Jaiswal pair made a partnership of 156 runs for the first wicket Indian team (Pic Source-X) The opening pair of Shubman Gill and Yashasvi Jaiswal led India to a stunning 10-wicket win against Zimbabwe in the fourth T20I match played in Harare on Saturday. The Gill-Jaiswal pair put on 156 runs for the first wicket, which is the fifth-highest partnership for India in T20Is. Yashasvi Jaiswal has spoken openly about comparing himself and Shubman Gill with Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli. Jaiswal said that he and Gill do not want to be burdened with expectations and just want to focus on their game. Let us tell you that after winning the T20 World Cup recently, Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli have said goodbye to T20I. Since then, there is a discussion about who will replace these two players. And after the fourth T20 match against Zimbabwe, it has gained more momentum, because Gill-Jaiswal gave India a memorable victory while opening. What he has done for Indian cricket is unbelievable- Yashasvi Jaiswal After the match, Yashasvi Jaiswal said, “I think what he has done for Indian cricket is incredible and it is a blessing for me to be a part of that dressing room. We (he and Gill) are focusing on match by match and one match at a time.” He said, it helps to control emotions and read the game better, because there are different situations on the field. And whenever you talk to Rohit Bhai or Virat Bhaiya, you get a lot of experience. It is a pleasure to talk to them and learn from them. Jaiswal further said, Honestly, a lot of things have happened in my life. I am really enjoying it. I just try to do one thing at a time and make sure I enjoy the moment which is very important. Everything else is in God’s hands and whatever he gives, I will take it.
Harbhajan Singh took the name of ‘Siraj’ on the comparison between Shaheen Afridi and Jasprit Bumrah!
Bumrah recently helped India win the Test series against England. Harbhajan Singh, Shaheen Afridi, Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammed Siraj. (Image Source: Getty Images) India’s 2011 World Cup-winning spinner Harbhajan Singh has praised Pakistan’s T20I captain and star fast bowler Shaheen Afridi.Shaheen Afridi) along with India’s leading fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah (jasprit bumrah) refused to compare. Former Indian cricketer said that Shaheen Afridi has no competition with Jasprit Bumrah. Harbhajan Singh also said that India’s star fast bowler Mohammad Siraj is a much better bowler than Shaheen. Shaheen Afridi is no match for Jasprit Bumrah: Harbhajan Singh In fact, in a rapid-fire round on News 24 Sports, the great spinner was asked to choose between Jasprit Bumrah and Shaheen Afridi. To which Harbhajan Singh said: “Jasprit Bumrah. There is no competition for him.” The Indian legend further said, “I think Siraj is a better bowler than Afridi. I don’t want to offend anyone, but Siraj has more pace and wicket-taking ability than Pakistani fast bowlers. I am not saying this just to make someone feel normal, but this is my point of view and my habit is that even if people do not like it, I keep expressing my views.” Jasprit Bumrah will be seen in action in IPL 2024 Let us tell you, Shaheen Afridi is leading Lahore Qalandars in Pakistan Super League (PSL) 2024. He has failed miserably as a captain and bowler, as a result last year’s champions could not make it to the playoffs. Meanwhile, Jasprit Bumrah will soon be seen in action for Mumbai Indians (MI) in the Indian Premier League 2024 (IPL 2024) starting from March 22. Bumrah recently helped India win the Test series against England.
“It took 15-20 years for MS Dhoni to become MS Dhoni”- Ganguly said on the comparison of Dhruv Jurel and MSD.
Dhruv Jurel batted brilliantly in both the innings of the Ranchi Test match. Sourav Ganguly & Dhruv Jurel (Photo Source: India and England are currently playing a five-match Test series. The fourth match of the series was played at the JSCA International Stadium in Ranchi, where Team India registered a thrilling victory. The player who played the most important role in Team India winning the Ranchi Test match was Dhruv Jurel. He scored 90 runs in the first innings and remained unbeaten on 39 runs in the second innings. Jurel received the Player of the Match award for his excellent batting and wicketkeeping in both the innings. Former captain Sunil Gavaskar was also very happy to see this performance of Dhruv Jurel. He compared the young wicketkeeper to MS Dhoni. However, Sourav Ganguly is not happy with his statement and has now given a strong reply to Jurel’s comparison with Dhoni. Sourav Ganguly’s opinion on comparison between MS Dhoni and Dhruv Jurel While talking to RevSportz, Sourav Ganguly said, “MS Dhoni is a player in a different league. There is no doubt that Jurel has talent…but it took 15-20 years for MS Dhoni to become MS Dhoni. So let him (Jurel) play. His ability impressed me the most. His ability to play spinners, his ability to play against fast bowlers. His ability to play under pressure is what you want to see in a young player. He also has a good temperament.” In fact, during the commentary in the fourth Test match, Sunil Gavaskar said, “Of course he has batted well, but his keeping and his work behind the stumps have been equally excellent. Looking at his sporting awareness, I want to say that he is the second emerging MS Dhoni. I know there can never be another MSD, but you know he has the presence of mind, MSD was like that when he started and Jurel has the awareness of the game. He is a street-smart cricketer.” Let us tell you that the fifth and last match of the series will be played from March 7 at the Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association (HPCA) Stadium in Dharamshala.
Virender Sehwag gave a surprising statement on comparison of opening batsman Yashasvi Jaiswal with legends.
In the past, Jaiswal has also been compared with Tendulkar and Bradman. Virender Sehwag and Yashasvi Jaiswal (Image Credit- Twitter) Whenever a young player performs brilliantly in the cricket world, he gets compared with many former great players. So something similar is currently happening with the young opening batsman of the Indian team, Yashasvi Jaiswal. It is noteworthy that Jaiswal’s bat is speaking strongly in the ongoing Test series against England. In the second Test match held in Vizag, he played a quick match-winning innings of 209 runs, whereas even before this he had played short but fast innings. Also, after this performance, he started being compared with former legends Sachin Tendulkar and Don Bradman. However, now former Indian opener Virender Sehwag, popularly known as the Nawab of Najafgarh, has given a big statement on comparing this player with former greats. Virender Sehwag gave a big statement regarding Jaiswal It is noteworthy that Sehwag is known for his unique and outspoken style in the cricket world. Sehwag said in a conversation with Hindustan Times from Dubai – He (Yashaswi Jaiswal) is a very good batsman but I think it is too early to make comparisons. From this statement given by Sehwag, you can guess that it is too early to include Jaiswal in the category of greats, but he is a great batsman. Regarding this issue, former Indian player and cricket commentator Gautam Gambhir has said many times that – I want to congratulate this young player for his achievement, but more importantly, I want to tell everyone to let this young player play. We have seen in the past that in India we have a habit, especially the media, of exaggerating their achievements and tagging them and making them look like heroes.