DTVHINDII can come out of here and play a test match tomorrow: Steve Smith gave a surprising statement after the first ODI against Pakistan
Steve Smith believes that he is fully prepared for the upcoming 5-match Test series against Team India. Steve Smith (Photo Source: X/Twitter) Australia’s legendary batsman Steve Smith believes that he is fully prepared for the upcoming 5-match Test series against Team India. Steve Smith also told that he had practiced a lot before the first ODI match played against Pakistan in Melbourne and he has made himself completely fit for the Test series. Let us tell you that the five-match Test series between Team India and Australia is starting from November 22 in India and Steve Smith will also be seen playing an important role for the hosts. It is very important for Team India to win the upcoming 5 match test series. After the end of the first ODI against Pakistan, Steve Smith said to SEN Radio, ‘I am ready. I can go and play a test match tomorrow. At present I consider myself fit. We worked hard last week and I played some good shots. I have full confidence in myself for the coming challenge. I’m in a really good place right now: Steve Smith Let us tell you that in the first ODI match played against Pakistan, Steve Smith played a valuable inning of 44 runs. Because of his innings, Pakistan had to face defeat by two wickets against Australia. Steve Smith further said, ‘I trained very well last week. I am also batting explosively and I am feeling happy with the way I played in the first ODI against Pakistan. The second ODI match between Pakistan and Australia will be played in Melbourne on 8 November. Steve Smith can once again be seen performing brilliantly on behalf of his team. At the same time, if Pakistan wants to remain in this ODI series, then it is very important for them to win the second test. The Indian captain who lost the most test matches at home- List of teams that have won the most matches away from home in WTC- Players who have won “Player of the Tournament” in every edition of the Women’s T20 World Cup- List of batsmen who have hit most sixes in Test cricket- Players who have been out for a duck most times in international cricket (active) Take a look at India’s lowest total in Test cricket- Players who have won Player of the Match the most number of times in Tests- Which Indian batsman has the highest average in Tests against New Zealand? Fastest bowler to take 50 T20I wickets for India Take a look at the performance of Team India in every edition of Women’s T20 World Cup-
“He is fit, he will do wicketkeeping tomorrow” – Head coach Gambhir gave a big update on Pant’s fitness.
Rishabh Pant (Pic Source-X) The second match of the three-match Test series between India and New Zealand will be played at the Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium in Pune from October 24. Before this test match, Indian fans are worried about the fitness of Rishabh Pant. At this time, fans want to know whether Pant is fit for the second test match or not. Gautam Gambhir has given an update regarding this. India head coach Gautam Gambhir, during the press conference before the second match against New Zealand, criticized the media for questioning KL Rahul’s place in the team and also confirmed the availability of Rishabh Pant for the Pune Test. Gambhir confirmed that Rishabh Pant will do wicketkeeping in the Pune Test. Gautam Gambhir gave a big update on Rishabh Pant’s fitness. Actually, Pant was injured during New Zealand’s first innings in the Bengaluru Test, due to which Dhruv Jurel had to keep wickets in his place. He had to leave the field in a lot of pain. Now Gambhir told whether Pant will do wicketkeeping in the Pune Test or not. Gambhir gave good news about Pant in the press conference before the Pune Test. Gambhir says that Pant is completely fine. He said, “He is absolutely fine, he will do wicketkeeping tomorrow.” During the Bengaluru Test, Pant suffered an injury to the same knee which had undergone surgery after the car accident. On the second day of the match, Pant limped off the field after being hit by a ball on his knee and then did not keep wickets in the remaining game. Although he played an innings of 99 runs with the bat. During the press conference, Gautam Gambhir said, “Social media does not decide how to play X1, it is not important what people or experts think on social media, it is important what the team management thinks. He played a good innings on the difficult pitch of Kanpur. He would like to score big runs. This team management is looking to support him.”
Olympic Games Paris 2024: Paris Olympics will start from tomorrow, know when is India’s first cricket match?
Cricket has not been added to the Olympics this time. Cricket lovers will have to wait till the Los Angeles 2028 Games to watch their favorite sport. Team India (Image Credit- Twitter X) Olympic Games Paris 2024: Paris Olympics 2024 is starting from July 26. Indian athletes are once again ready to win medals in the Olympics. 117 Indian athletes are participating in the Paris Olympics. India’s badminton, boxing, table tennis, shooting, sailing, hockey and tennis teams will take the field on July 27. Fans will once again expect medals from talented athletes like Neeraj Chopra. India won a total of 7 medals in the last Tokyo Olympics. This time Indian athletes are eyeing to increase the number of medals. When is the cricket match in Paris Olympics? Sadly, cricket has not been included in the Olympics this time. Cricket lovers will have to wait till the Los Angeles 2028 Games to watch their favourite sport. Why is cricket not part of the Paris 2024 Olympics? In fact, the sports were approved for the Paris 2024 Olympics at the 134th IOC session held in Lausanne, Switzerland in June 2019. In which cricket was not among the proposed sports. It is worth noting that cricket made a comeback in the Olympics after 24 years in the Commonwealth Games 2022. But now cricket will be played in T20 format in LA 2028, which will include both men’s and women’s competitions. Paris 2024 Olympics Schedule: India’s full schedule, dates and times for all sports? dated game Time (according to Indian Standard Time) 25th July Archery (Ranking Round) at 1 p.m. 26th July , , 27th July Badminton (Group Matches) From 12.50 p.m. Rowing From 12.30 p.m. Shooting From 12.30 p.m. Boxing (R32) From 7pm Hockey (India vs New Zealand) at 9 pm Table Tennis From 6.30pm Tennis (R1) From 5.30pm 28th July Archery (Team Medal Match) from 1 p.m. Badminton from 12 noon Boxing (R32) From 2.46 p.m. Rowing From 1.06 p.m. Shooting (medal matches) From 1.06 p.m. For swimming From 2.30 p.m. Table Tennis (R62) From 1.30 p.m. Tennis (R1) From 3.30 p.m. 29 July Archery (Team Medal Match) from 1 p.m. Badminton From 1.40 p.m. Hockey (India vs Argentina) 4.15 pm Rowing From 01.00 p.m. Shooting From 12.45 p.m. Table Tennis (R32) From 1.30 p.m. Tennis (R2) 30th July Swimming (medal matches) At 12:52 p.m. Archery From 03.30 p.m. Badminton From 12:00 noon Boxing From 02.30 p.m. Horse riding From 02.30 p.m. Hockey (India vs Ireland) 4.45 pm Rowing From 01.40 p.m. Shooting (medal matches) From 01.00 p.m. Table Tennis (R32) From 01.00 p.m. Tennis (R2) From 03.30 p.m. 1st August Archery from 1 p.m. Exercise from 11 p.m. Badminton from 12 noon Boxing From 03.30 p.m. Golf From 12.30 p.m. Hockey (India vs Belgium) 03.30 PM Rowing From 01.20 p.m. sail From 03.30 p.m. Shooting (medal matches) from 1 p.m. Table Tennis From 01.30 p.m. Tennis From 03.30 p.m. 2 August Archery from 1 p.m. Exercise from 9.30 p.m. Badminton (Semi-finals) from 12 noon Boxing From 7pm Golf From…
Virat Kohli No-Ball Controversy: Navjot Singh Sidhu made a 2-minute video for Virat Kohli, told that tomorrow the bowler will hit him on the head…
Sidhu also posted a 2-minute video on social media regarding Virat Kohli No-Ball Controversy and explained in full details why Virat was not out. Virat Kohli No-Ball Controversy Navjot Singh Sidhu on Virat Kohli No-Ball Controversy: In the 36th match of IPL 2024, Royal Challengers Bangalore lost by 1 run against Kolkata Knight Riders. But this match is more in discussion about Virat Kohli’s no-ball controversy than RCB’s defeat. Actually, Virat Kohli was caught on a full toss ball by Harshit Rana in the third over. Let us tell you that the ball was above his waist height. Kohli believed that the ball had landed above his waist, and it should be called a no ball. Virat Kohli immediately took DRS, and the third umpire resorted to the Hawk Eye system. According to the umpire, Kohli had gone beyond the crease, hence he was declared out. Virat had scored 18 runs on 7 balls before getting out. Virat Kohli was very angry with this decision and he even argued with the umpire on this matter. After this scandal, everyone was waiting for the opinion of experts as to what will happen. Is Kohli out or not? Many veterans expressed their views but former Indian cricketer Navjot Singh Sidhu has opened a front in support of Virat Kohli regarding the umpires and the rules made. While doing live commentary on Star Sports, Sidhu had given the statement that “I say with a heavy heart that Kohli was not out”. Now Sidhu also posted a 2-minute video on social media regarding Virat Kohli No-Ball Controversy and explained in full details why Virat was not out. Navjot Singh Sidhu said in this video in support of Virat Kohli- ‘friends! Justice means milk of milk and water of water. I am hurt. Not only for Virat Kohli, but also for RCB. When you came up with a height rule and made a rule, did you see that he (Kohli) was standing on his toes 6 inches higher. Did you give him an allowance of 7 inches while measuring his height? This is the first thing. Navjot Singh Sidhu cornered the bowlers regarding beamer (full toss ball higher than waist) ‘The biggest thing. You legalized beamer. In my times, when the ball accidentally left the bowler’s hand and came above the base line and the batsman was stunned, the bowler raised both his hands and apologized. But tomorrow if someone jumps and hits him (the bowler) on the head, he will not apologise. Are you legalizing beamer? How did this ball dip two feet? ‘And the third thing. Point of impact. When the ball hits the bat, it is one-and-a-half feet above the baseline and he (Kohli) is six inches outside the crease. What do you mean that the ball went forward one foot and dipped two feet? When in doubt, the batter should get the benefit. “Whether I have been a cricketer or an MP. I’ve seen laws change for the better. Rules and regulations are not made just for change, but for…
