Shayan Acharya is an Assistant Editor at Kasturi & Sons, Ltd. He specializes in sports journalism, particularly cricket, and covers a wide range of topics including match analysis, player interviews, and tournament updates. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for the game, Shayan brings insightful and engaging stories to his readers.
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As India and New Zealand trained at the Wankhede Stadium on Wednesday, there were talks that another rank-turner could be on offer.
By: Shayan Acharya
The last time he played a Test match at the iconic Wankhede Stadium, in 2021, Patel went to claim a ten-for and no wonder, this city holds a special place in his heart.
By: Shayan Acharya
The team management will decide the final eleven on the morning of the game, keeping an eye on the Wankhede Stadium pitch, which according to Gambhir, looks ‘quite decent’.
By: Shayan Acharya
With the retention list for the Indian Premier League (IPL) set to be released on the eve of the Test match, head coach Gautam Gambhir does not see it as a distraction.
By: Shayan Acharya
India head coach Gautam Gambhir confirmed that the fast bowler from Delhi has not been included in India’s Test squad ahead of the final Test against New Zealand.
By: Shayan Acharya
Akash Deep and Mohammed Siraj bowled long spells in the nets, indicating that they could constitute India’s pace bowling department for the match, while the team management is likely to continue with three spinners.
By: Shayan Acharya
The last time New Zealand played a Test match at the historic venue, Ajaz Patel created history by claiming a 10-fer in an innings and the visiting team will bank on the spinner, who has his roots in Mumbai.
India has lots to play for against Nez Zealand, needing four wins in the remaining six Tests, including the Wankhede Test, to stay in the fray for a spot in the World Test Championship final.
By: Shayan Acharya, Dhruva Prasad
With only two home Tests scheduled in the next year — against the West Indies in October — it wouldn’t be surprising if the current core of India’s Test side has played its last home game together in the longest format.
By: Shayan Acharya
While there were speculations that Joe Burns, the former Australian cricketer, who recently moved to Italy, could be that player, Sportstar can confirm that it is the 24-year-old Draca who has registered for the mega event.
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