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IND vs ENG 4th T20: Pitch report and key stats of MCA stadium in Pune

The MCA Stadium, with a seating capacity of 42,000, has hosted four T20Is so far. Interestingly, both the teams batting first and chasing have tasted victory twice.

ICC Women's U19 World Cup India vs England semi-final live streaming

England cricket team has been inconsistent, with two wins and two losses in the Super Six phase

2025 ICC Women's U19 T20 World Cup semifinal date, time, and live streaming

The semifinals of the 2025 ICC Women's U19 World Cup will live stream on Disney Plus Hotstar app and website

IML 2025: Full schedule, format, teams and live streaming details

The live streaming of International Masters League 2025 matches will be available on the Disney Plus Hotstar app and website in India

How has Gautam Gambhir fared as Indian cricket team's head coach so far?

Gambhir started his head coach tenure for the Indian team with the T20 series against Sri Lanka, which India won with ease by 3-0

IND vs ENG: Suryakumar admits not finishing ENG as reason for Rajkot loss

India skipper Suryakumar Yadav admitted his team failed to mop up the England tail after having the visitors on the mat and credited "world-class" spinner Adil Rashid for making life difficult for his batters during their 26-run loss in the third T20I here on Tuesday. India had reduced England to 127/8 in 16 overs but allowed the visitors to post 171/9 in 20 overs. In their chase of 172, the hosts managed just 145/9, falling short by 26 runs. "I felt there would be a little dew later in the day. I feel we had the game in our hands when Hardik and Axar were batting. Credit goes to Adil Rashid, he bowled really well. That's why he is a world-class bowler. He didn't allow us to rotate the strike," Suryakumar said during the post-match presentation. "I feel you always learn something from a T20 game. I felt when we were bowling around 127/8 to 170, I think that was too much at the end. We've got to learn from the batting point of view. Got to go back to the drawing board and learn from

IND vs ENG HIGHLIGHTS, 3rd T20: Duckett, Livingstone stars as England thrash India in Rajkot

India vs England 3rd T20 highlights: Varun Chakravarthy was India's star in the bowling with his five wickets haul in Rajkot

3rd T20: India vs England Playing 11, toss time, IND vs ENG live streaming

While England went for an unchanged Playing 11, India brought Mohammed Shami in place of Arshdeep Singh in Rajkot

IND vs ENG 3rd T20: Pitch report and key stats of Rajkot cricket stadium

Rajkot's Niranjan Shah Cricket Stadium will be hosting its first T20 international match since 2023 on Tuesday

IND vs ENG: Why is Mohd Shami not playing against England in T20 series?

Kotak emphasized that the decision to field Shami in upcoming matches depends on the team management's strategy, with particular attention to his workload and upcoming tournaments.

Here's why Rohit Sharma won't play Mumbai's next Ranji Trophy match

According to a report, Rohit Sharma, Yashasvi Jaiswal, and Shreyas Iyer will miss Mumbai's final group-stage match against Meghalaya, set to begin on Thursday.

India vs England 2nd T20 Playing 11, toss time, IND vs ENG live streaming

With India looking to double their lead in the series, the second T20I promises to be an exciting contest, especially with the spin-friendly pitch in Chennai likely to bring another challenge for both

IND vs ENG 3rd T20 Playing 11: England unchanged for do-or-die game

England are trailing 0-2 in the five-match T20 series against India and need to win all three remaining games to win the series

IND vs PAK tickets price, how to buy tickets for Champions Trophy 2025

The tickets for the ninth edition of the ICC Champions Trophy are set to go live on Tuesday, January 28

IND vs ENG: Mark Wood says English team is not worried about leaking runs

England have failed to defend their total twice in the first two T20s against India in the ongoing series

Bumrah makes history by becoming ICC Men's Test Cricketer of the Year

Jasprit Bumrah is now the first Indian pacer to win the ICC Test Cricketer of the Year award

ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Will the three-pacer formula work for India?

Out of three regular pacers India selected for the Champions Trophy, only Arshdeep Singh is fully fit as of now

IND vs ENG: Tilak Varma explains how he remained calm during death overs

Tilak credited his career turnaround to Suryakumar's decision to promote him to the No. 3 position during their series in South Africa.

IND vs ENG: Tilak's mature, smart innings was the difference - Brydon Carse

Middle-order batter Tilak Varma's "mature" unbeaten 72 was the difference between India and England in the second T20I here, reckoned visitors's pace bowling all-rounder Brydon Carse. Tilak's fifty helped India chase down 166 in a tense chase at the Chepauk on Saturday as the home side took a 2-0 lead in the five-match series. "I felt like we got a decent score on the board towards the end. We kept on taking wickets throughout the game. But, you know, credit goes to Tilak and I think he played a very mature, smart innings and ultimately he was the difference," said Carse in the post-match press conference. Carse, who had a good game scoring a 17-ball 31 besides taking three wickets, defended his fellow quick Jofra Archer despite him conceding 60 runs in four overs. Archer was taken apart by Tilak who smashed four sixes off the English fast bowler. "A couple of nights ago, Jofra had an amazing spell up front. I still think he bowled pretty well tonight. He was pretty unfortunate. I

Wanted to take on England's best as others too will feel pressure: Tilak

India's middle-order batter Tilak Varma said his breathtaking assault on pacer Jofra Archer in the second T20I here was pre-planned and was intended to neutralise England's best bowler, which in turn demoralised the rest of the pack. Tilak, who made an unbeaten 72 off 55 balls, creamed Archer for four sixes, including a scarcely believable pick-up flick over deep fine leg, as the Sussex man leaked 60 runs in his four overs at Chepauk on Saturday. India won the match by two wickets to take a 2-0 lead in the five-match series. Archer had figures of 4-0-21-2 in the first match at Kolkata, underlining the success Tilak's strategy had here. "I wanted to target their best bowler. If you take on the best bowler, other bowlers will be under pressure. So, when the wickets are falling (at the other end), I want to take on their best bowlers," Tilak said in the post-match press conference. "If I do that it makes it easier (for other batters). So, I backed myself and took chances against him