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Watch: Drama unfolds in the final over at Lord's after Shubman Gill's heated exchange with Ben Duckett, Zak Crawley
Watch: Drama unfolds in the final over at Lord's after Shubman Gill's heated exchange with Ben Duckett, Zak Crawley

Time of India

time13-07-2025

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  • Time of India

Watch: Drama unfolds in the final over at Lord's after Shubman Gill's heated exchange with Ben Duckett, Zak Crawley

— LoyalSachinFan (@LoyalSachinFan) Live Events (You can now subscribe to our (You can now subscribe to our Economic Times WhatsApp channel With six minutes left for the end of Day 3's play at Lord's, India wanted to slip in at least a couple of overs against England and create pressure on openers Zak Crawley and Ben Duckett Jasprit Bumrah was took the new ball to rattle the openers and tested Cawley with his variations. However, after the second ball of the over, Bumrah was frustrated as Crawley possibly wasted time. The batter simply moved away half way through Bumrah's captain Shubman Gill , who was in the slips cordon, stepped in with a few words for the England batter. Soon, other Indian players joined the the fifth delivery, Crawley was hit on the glove while attempting a defence and the physio had to attend to him. The reaction was met by sarcastic applause from the Indian players, who ganged up against the opener in ran towards Crawley and made a gesture towards the pavilion. The English opener had a few words to say to the Indian captain, while his partner Duckett intervened and exchanged a few words the final delivery, Bumrah bowled a ripper without any success to bring an end to an absorbing day of England cricketer Michael Atherton was amused by the drama in the final moments of the day's play. "It felt like five minutes where I wouldn't mind being out there! It was brilliant drama, great theatre. Harry Brook was laughing his head off on the England balcony when we looked up," he said while speaking for Sky Sports."There was a bit of chit-chat, but I didn't mind that. It was a red-blooded contest, and you have to give players a bit of leeway. I loved watching it. I thought it was a fantastic end to a nip-and-tuck day," he three days of great Test cricket, India matched England's first innings total of 387. England finished the day unscathed with a score of 2/0.

Where does Virat Kohli rank among fab four? Kane Williamson reveals
Where does Virat Kohli rank among fab four? Kane Williamson reveals

India Today

time12-07-2025

  • Sport
  • India Today

Where does Virat Kohli rank among fab four? Kane Williamson reveals

Star New Zealand batter Kane Williamson has recently revealed where he ranks Indian batting stalwart Virat Kohli among fab four. Legendary New Zealand captain Martin Crowe coined the term 'fab four' to describe he four rising stars of international cricket back in 2014 namely Kohli, Williamson, Joe Root and Steve Williamson revealed his admiration for Kohli, calling him the greatest all-format player in the past 15 years. The former Kiwi captain mentioned how Kohli had to play under extreme pressure in a cricket-obsessed country like India. He also revealed that he's been in touch with all three players among fab four and never for once thought of competing with the other vs India 3rd Test Day 3 Updates 'Virat is probably the greatest all-format player we've seen in the last 15 years. He had his own challenges in an absolute cricket-obsessed country, and he was at the top of the tree. It's a great relationship in slightly different ways. We've stayed in touch in a lot of ways as well. But, yeah, it was not really a competitive thing. You're just in the team and you want to compete as a team,' Williamson said on SkySports."Probably the greatest all-format player we've seen for the last 15 years"Kane Williamson Virat Kohli Sky Sports Cricket (@SkyCricket) July 12, 2025Kohli enjoyed greatest peak among all the fab four batters, scoring a plethora of runs at an inimitable consistency across all three formats. The star batter achieved the number one rank in all three formats, which further raised his stakes as the best all-format batter in the current retired from T20Is as the second-highest run scorer with 4188 runs to his name. He recently retired from Tests with 9230 runs to his name from 123 matches with 30 centuries and 31 fifties. Kohli will now only play in the 50-over format for India, where he already holds the record for most centuries in the format having breached the three-figure mark 51 times. It remains to be seen where Kohli will end his ODI career.- EndsMust Watch

‘Another day at the office' as George Ford brings up England century
‘Another day at the office' as George Ford brings up England century

North Wales Chronicle

time05-07-2025

  • Sport
  • North Wales Chronicle

‘Another day at the office' as George Ford brings up England century

Having been once again overlooked for a place in the British and Irish Lions squad this summer, Ford has the consolation of becoming the eighth man to bring up a century of England caps. Ford, who made his international debut in the 2014 Six Nations, is set to co-captain the side against Argentina at La Plata on Saturday alongside Jamie George, another member of the England 100 club. It's 💯 caps for George Ford! The fly-half is named as co-captain with Jamie George in the 23-player squad to face Argentina – live this Saturday on Sky Sports.@O2 | #WearTheRose — England Rugby (@EnglandRugby) July 3, 2025 But while the Sale fly-half will appreciate the milestone, he has not lost sight of his over-riding aim of getting England's summer off to a winning start in the first of two Tests against the Pumas. 'I've been fortunate enough to play a few times for England, I haven't lost the desire or how honoured or privileged I am to do it,' the 32-year-old told several national newspapers. 'But what experience tells you is that, even though it's a milestone, it's just the next England game in terms of trying to perform well. It's another day at the office. 'It's an unbelievably proud moment for me and, more importantly, my family. But the most important thing is the team and getting a good result. The whole bigger picture doesn't change. 'It's England-Argentina and we want to win and perform really well. I've not felt much different, it's just trying to do the right thing for the team, even though there is a bit more noise about it.' England have won 21 of their 27 meetings against Argentina, including in the group stages of the 2023 World Cup and then later on in the tournament's bronze final. However, Argentina prevailed the last time the two teams met at Twickenham in 2022 and Felipe Contepomi's side warmed up for this clash by beating the Lions in Dublin last month.

‘Another day at the office' as George Ford brings up England century
‘Another day at the office' as George Ford brings up England century

Rhyl Journal

time05-07-2025

  • Sport
  • Rhyl Journal

‘Another day at the office' as George Ford brings up England century

Having been once again overlooked for a place in the British and Irish Lions squad this summer, Ford has the consolation of becoming the eighth man to bring up a century of England caps. Ford, who made his international debut in the 2014 Six Nations, is set to co-captain the side against Argentina at La Plata on Saturday alongside Jamie George, another member of the England 100 club. It's 💯 caps for George Ford! The fly-half is named as co-captain with Jamie George in the 23-player squad to face Argentina – live this Saturday on Sky Sports.@O2 | #WearTheRose — England Rugby (@EnglandRugby) July 3, 2025 But while the Sale fly-half will appreciate the milestone, he has not lost sight of his over-riding aim of getting England's summer off to a winning start in the first of two Tests against the Pumas. 'I've been fortunate enough to play a few times for England, I haven't lost the desire or how honoured or privileged I am to do it,' the 32-year-old told several national newspapers. 'But what experience tells you is that, even though it's a milestone, it's just the next England game in terms of trying to perform well. It's another day at the office. 'It's an unbelievably proud moment for me and, more importantly, my family. But the most important thing is the team and getting a good result. The whole bigger picture doesn't change. 'It's England-Argentina and we want to win and perform really well. I've not felt much different, it's just trying to do the right thing for the team, even though there is a bit more noise about it.' England have won 21 of their 27 meetings against Argentina, including in the group stages of the 2023 World Cup and then later on in the tournament's bronze final. However, Argentina prevailed the last time the two teams met at Twickenham in 2022 and Felipe Contepomi's side warmed up for this clash by beating the Lions in Dublin last month.

‘Another day at the office' as George Ford brings up England century
‘Another day at the office' as George Ford brings up England century

Glasgow Times

time05-07-2025

  • Sport
  • Glasgow Times

‘Another day at the office' as George Ford brings up England century

Having been once again overlooked for a place in the British and Irish Lions squad this summer, Ford has the consolation of becoming the eighth man to bring up a century of England caps. Ford, who made his international debut in the 2014 Six Nations, is set to co-captain the side against Argentina at La Plata on Saturday alongside Jamie George, another member of the England 100 club. It's 💯 caps for George Ford! The fly-half is named as co-captain with Jamie George in the 23-player squad to face Argentina – live this Saturday on Sky Sports.@O2 | #WearTheRose — England Rugby (@EnglandRugby) July 3, 2025 But while the Sale fly-half will appreciate the milestone, he has not lost sight of his over-riding aim of getting England's summer off to a winning start in the first of two Tests against the Pumas. 'I've been fortunate enough to play a few times for England, I haven't lost the desire or how honoured or privileged I am to do it,' the 32-year-old told several national newspapers. 'But what experience tells you is that, even though it's a milestone, it's just the next England game in terms of trying to perform well. It's another day at the office. 'It's an unbelievably proud moment for me and, more importantly, my family. But the most important thing is the team and getting a good result. The whole bigger picture doesn't change. England beat Argentina twice at the 2023 World Cup (David Davies/PA) 'It's England-Argentina and we want to win and perform really well. I've not felt much different, it's just trying to do the right thing for the team, even though there is a bit more noise about it.' England have won 21 of their 27 meetings against Argentina, including in the group stages of the 2023 World Cup and then later on in the tournament's bronze final. However, Argentina prevailed the last time the two teams met at Twickenham in 2022 and Felipe Contepomi's side warmed up for this clash by beating the Lions in Dublin last month.

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