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13-07-2025
- Entertainment
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India vs England: Roles reversed on Day 4 at Lord's as Akash Deep replicates Zak Crawley's time-wasting antics
After the dismissal of three Indian batters, nightwatchman Akash Deep come to the middle and showcased the time-wasting antics that English opener Zak Crawley displayed at the end of Day 3. read more Much like Day 3, drama unfolded at the end of Day 4 as well at Lord's. The difference was that it was India who were batting this time and England were in the attack, with their pacers getting the required purchase from the surface. A flurry of wickets in the final hour brought nightwatchman Akash Deep to the crease. The Indian pacer was entrusted with the responsibility to face the music and bat with KL Rahul till the end of the day. What followed for Deep was a tough battle with Brydon Carse. Despite putting in all the hard work, the Indian could not remain unbeaten and fell at the stroke of the stumps. He had no answer to one that came in from Ben Stokes, next thing, his off-stump got rattled. India end the day's play in a precarious situation at 58/4. STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD Also Read | Pant and Gill's explosive batting helps India break another record in ongoing tour of England Akash Deep tries the Crawley act Taking inspiration from Zak Crawley's Day 3 antics, Akash Deep did his best to stall and go unbeaten at stumps. He carried out the time-wasting act by calling out the physio in the middle. After being fed with their own medicine, England player Ben Duckett reacted in a similar way how Jasprit Bumrah did on Day 3. He gave a sarcastic clap upon witnessing Akash Deep trying to kill time. The visuals of the instance are making waves on social media. Ben Duckett clapping for Akashdeep. - Absolute Cinema at Lord's. 🤣 (📸 - Subhayan Chakraborty). — Mufaddal Vohra (@mufaddal_vohra) July 13, 2025 On the other side, KL Rahul was dealing with the sledging of England captain Ben Stokes. Rahul kept his composure and did not let his focus slip till the end of the day. Ben Stokes should realize that sledging KL Rahul is like sledging to a wall. Man is too calm for all these stuff 😇 — Dinda Academy (@academy_dinda) July 13, 2025 However, the same cannot be stated about Akash Deep. His dismissal marked the final action of the day. India ended Day 4 at 58/4 after 17.4 overs. The visitors still need another 135 runs, which will be the task at hand on Day 5. The match is set up brilliantly with both teams equally in it.
News18
13-07-2025
- Entertainment
- News18
'Lasted 7 Minutes': Internet Goes Berserk As India & England Players Clash At Lord's
Indian and English players clashed during Day 3's final over at Lord's. Shubman Gill and Zak Crawley exchanged words before umpires intervened to prevent escalation. The internet was in splits as well as in debate as sparks flew between the Indian and the English players during the final over of Day 3 at Lord's, as some words were exchanged with India blaming the hosts of deliberately wasting time and ensuring that a second over isn't bowled in their second innings. In the last five minutes on Day 3, there was enough drama with India skipper Shubman Gill and Zak Crawley engaged in a confrontation, which could have turned uglier after the former, in some choicest language, requested Crawley to show some guts while facing ace pacer Jasprit Bumrah. 'I've been moaning about slow play, so it feels strange to me that my favourite over of the series, the final one of the day, lasted 7 minutes 😂," former England pacer Stuart Broad tweeted in the wee hours of Sunday, July 13. I've been moaning about slow play so feels strange to me that my favourite over of the series, the final one of the day, lasted 7 minutes 😂— Stuart Broad (@StuartBroad8) July 12, 2025 'The last 5 minutes sum up everything about this series. Phenomenal. Loved the drama," Dinesh Karthik tweeted. Memes flooded the internet, with several fans saying that Gill reminded them of ace batter Virat Kohli's aggression against opposition teams. Let us take a look at some of the memes: Shubman Gill's father to Virat Kohli — Sagar (@sagarcasm) July 12, 2025 Zak Crawley must be thankful that London doesn't come under the jurisdiction of DSP Siraj — Dinda Academy (@academy_dinda) July 12, 2025 Re bhaiyya chutte Lagaan 🔥 — Rajasthan Royals (@rajasthanroyals) July 12, 2025 At stumps, England were 2/0, leading by just two runs after the first innings scores of both teams were tied. view comments First Published: July 13, 2025, 08:05 IST Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
News18
24-06-2025
- Entertainment
- News18
Eng Vs Ind: Yashasvi Trolled Over 4 Catch Drops, Netizens Miss Virat-Rohit And Donald Trump
Last Updated: Cricket fans missed Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli in the India-England Test match. Some internet users also missed presence of Donald Trump. Yashasvi Jaiswal was heavily trolled. England beat India in an extraordinary run chase in the first Test of a 5-match series on Tuesday, triggering a flood of memes on the internet, where users mocked Team India for losing despite setting a humongous target of 371. England chased down the total with 5 wickets in hand in 82 overs on the last day of the Test match. While people missed the presence of Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma – who retired from the longest format of the game ahead of the series – some even trolled Yashasvi Jaiswal for dropping four catch in the match, one of which came at a crucial stage on Day 5. Users also trolled US President Donald Trump over his repeated mediation claims between countries and linked his remarks to cricket. 'There's still hope. Trump could intervene and get India and England to agree to a draw," a user wrote on X. 'Congratulations India on getting 5 Centuries. Next time try and Win a Test match maybe," a troll page named Dinda Academy wrote. Congratulations India on getting 5 time try and Win a Test match maybe 🥶 — Dinda Academy (@academy_dinda) June 24, 2025 A user missed Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma in the match and posted an AI image with the caption, 'Bachcho pe chhoda to kya haal hua hai (We left it up to the youngesters and what has happened). A user shared the video of Yashasvi Jaiswal dancing near the boundary line during the match, which was caught on camera, and trolled him for dropping the catch. 'Yashasvi Jaiswal dancing, as he already helped England enough by winning them a test match after 6+ catch drops," the user said. Yashasvi Jaiswal dancing, as he already helped England enough by winning them a test match after 6+ catch drops.😹🙏🏻 #INDvsENG — U' (@18toxify) June 24, 2025 '100 runs banaye hai aur 200 runs worth 5 catch chod chuka hai," a netizen wrote. 100 runs banaye hai aur 200 runs worth 5 catch chod chuka hai 🙏 #INDvsENG — Avani Gupta (@cricketizlife) June 24, 2025 Jaiswal dropped Ben Duckett on 97, when India badly needed a wicket to stay in the game. The English opener went on to score a match-winning ton, scoring 149. 'Siraj and Bumrah with Yashasvi Jaiswal," a user shared an edited image from a comedy move Golmal 3. Siraj and Bumrah with Yashasvi Jaiswal 😡 #INDvsENG — Bruce Wayne (@_Bruce__007) June 24, 2025 'Dressing Room scenes. guess the characters??" another user wrote, sharing the meme from the movie Khatta Meetha, in which Johnny Lever says sarcastically, 'Yeh bhi meri galti hai (even this is my fault)". Dressing Room the characters?? #INDvsENG — Jai Updhyay (@jay_upadhyay14) June 24, 2025 'Yashasvi Jaiswal before this match," another one said, sharing the meme of Pakistani players dropping a dolly catch. Yashasvi Jaiswal before this match #INDvsENG — Binod (@wittybinod) June 24, 2025 Jaiswal earlier gave lifelines to Ollie Pope, Duckett, and Harry Brook when they were on scores of 15, 60, and 83, respectively, in the match.
News18
21-06-2025
- Sport
- News18
'JaisBall': England's Bazball Mocked With Memes As India Dominate Day 1 Of Headingley Test
Last Updated: Yashasvi Jaiswal (101) and Shubman Gill (127*) notched up sublime tons against England on Day 1 of Headingley Test in Leeds on Friday. England skipper Ben Stokes won the toss and asked India to bat first on Day 1 of the Headingley Test in Leeds, kicking off the five-match Test series between the two nations on Friday. India, in the absence of star batters Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma, built a strong foundation with opening batters KL Rahul and Yashasvi Jaiswal ensuring the travelling side had no loss of wickets in the first hour or so. The duo put up a partnership of 91 before Byrdon Carse undid Rahul following a thick edge in the slip cordon area. An alert Joe Root completed the catch and a disappointed Rahul to the hut for 42. Sai Sudharsan had a woeful start upon his debut, trapped by Stokes. Sudharsan was dismissed for a four-ball duck as the left-handed debutant tried to fend away a leg side ball only to end up knicking it to the wicketkeeper. India were reduced to 92 for 2. Gill, India's new Test captain, playing at the much-discussed number 4 spot, joined Jaiswal in the middle. What happened next was a masterclass in Test batting. Both the batters brought up stunning centuries with captain Gill remaining unbeaten for 127 at stumps. Jaiswal, on the other hand, notched up a sublime 101. India's wicketkeeper Rishabh Pant played his usual, whack shots occasionally but played a watchful innings as he piled up a quick and unbeaten 65 at the end of the day's play. India plundered 359 at a loss of only three wickets in 85 overs that were bowled on Day 1. Pundits, commentators, and fans were in awe of the young side taking on the ultimate Test with such ease and calm. The manner and pace at which the fierce Indian batters scored on England's turf also brought back the mention of Bazball. Test match cricket for decades stood for resilience, taking body blows, and defending till the sun came down. England, under coach Brendon McCullum, changed that. Sometime in 2022, Bazball term was coined and soon entered the Collins dictionary. 'A style of Test cricket in which the batting side plays in a highly aggressive manner." The term originates from McCullum's nickname 'Baz". The nickname comes from the former New Zealander's middle name 'Barrie'. The new era of Test cricket has seen a significant shift in how England approaches the longest format in an exciting and swashbuckling manner. Why Did Bazball Trend On Day 1? Indian cricket fans, sarcastically shading England's Bazball style, reminded the hosts that they had their moniker for blistering knocks. 'Pantball", 'JaisBall", 'Gill-i-danda". Bazball was invented in 2022People before that- — Dinda Academy (@academy_dinda) June 20, 2025 Bazball who ?😪 — ً (@mostlyysarcasm) June 20, 2025 England this, Bazball that. Meanwhile Pillpuri: — Ahmed Says (@AhmedGT_) June 20, 2025 When Pant-ball meets Bazball. — CricTracker (@Cricketracker) June 20, 2025 The JaisBall is going strong vs BazBall #YashasviJaiswal #ENGvsIND — Ganesh 🇮🇳 (@GaneshVerse) June 20, 2025 Jaiswal scored 101 runs from 159 balls, and captain Gill is unbeaten on 127 runs from 175 balls. Pant remains unbeaten on 65 from 102 balls.
