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From Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma's trophy moment to the Team's crazy celebrations on the open bus, here are the best moments from the celebrations.

Indian Cricket Team victory parade best moments | Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma celebrating

South Mumbai came to a standstill on Thursday evening as a sea of people converged at Marine Drive to witness the victory parade of the Indian cricket team. Here are the top moments

From Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma's trophy moment to the Team's crazy celebrations on the open bus, here are the best moments from the celebrations.

South Mumbai came to a standstill on Thursday evening as a sea of people converged at Marine Drive to witness the victory parade of the Indian cricket team.
Team India ended a 17-year-long wait for the T20 World Cup title and it called for a massive celebration.
Rohit Sharma's men landed in Delhi early morning and met PM Narendra Modi. After that the team flew to Mumbai and despite heavy rain, fans flocked to the airport to welcome the World Champions back home.
It was Hardik Pandya who flaunted the trophy to the fans before the team headed for the victory parade.
From Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma's trophy moment to the Team's crazy celebrations on the open bus, here are the best moments from the celebrations.
The Indian team was then felicitated at the Wankhede Stadium.

Team India might not have won an ICC trophy in 11 years but will go into the tournament as one of the favourites to lift the title

Team India T20 World Cup preview: Rohit Sharma's men eye redemption; look to end ICC trophy jinx

Rohit Sharma would be eager to shed the baggage of near-misses and would want to end the ICC trophy jinx as the T20 World Cup gets underway in the Americas. Here is the Team India preview.

<h2>Team India might not have won an ICC trophy in 11 years but will go into the tournament as one of the favourites to lift the title</h2>

There will be the usual favourites, the mavericks, the chokers and also the unpredictable minnows. The script is familiar for a World Cup but the scale would be unprecedented when the T20 showpiece, featuring a record 20 teams, spearheads cricket's audacious charge into the American market.
Team India might not have won an ICC trophy in 11 years but will go into the tournament as one of the favourites to lift the title. Rohit Sharma would be eager to shed the baggage of near-misses and would be eyeing to end the jinx, in what might be his last T20 World Cup.
Rohit's reputation as captain will definitely be on the line this time. Considering the unparalleled resources and depth that the sport's powerhouse has, most experts find it difficult to pinpoint India's trophy drought on the world stage over the past decade.
Rohit's predecessor Virat Kohli ended his tenure as the most successful Test captain but a global trophy eluded him.
Now Rohit is carrying that baggage of not winning a world title with India finishing runner-up in two ICC events over the past 12 months, including the juggernaut-ending loss to Australia in the ODI World Cup final at home.
Their outdated approach in the previous two T20 World Cups cost them dearly but they are unlikely to repeat those mistakes in the Americas.
The recently-concluded IPL showed how the batters are pushing boundaries and India's high-profile line-up needs to follow that risky path.
India is placed in Group A along with Pakistan, USA, Ireland and Canada. Rohit and Co. are scheduled to play three games at the makeshift facility in New York, including the blockbuster clash against Pakistan on June 9. They will take on Canada in Florida on June 15.
Drop-in pitches will be used at the brand-new facility with all teams entering unfamiliar territory.
India, however, will have the advantage of playing a warm-up game against Bangladesh at the same venue on June 1 before they take on Ireland in their opening league game on June 5.
India may not have the same batting firepower as compared to some of the rival teams but as pitches in the Caribbean are expected to be spin-friendly, they surely have all bases covered.
There are plots within plots that will unfold in the course of the next one month. And perhaps one of the most intriguing would be the one involving India, a team that looks so destined for an ICC trophy but has somehow managed to fall short after the 2013 Champions Trophy triumph.
India T20 World Cup squad:
Rohit Sharma (c), Hardik Pandya (vc), Yashasvi Jaiswal, Virat Kohli, Suryakumar Yadav, Rishabh Pant (wk), Sanju Samson (wk), Shivam Dube, Ravindra Jadeja, Axar Patel, Kuldeep Yadav, Yuzvendra Chahal, Arshdeep Singh, Jasprit Bumrah, Mohd. Siraj
Reserves: Shubman Gill, Rinku Singh, Khaleel Ahmed and Avesh Khan
India's Group: Group A
Pakistan, USA, Ireland, Canada
List of India matches: 1. June 1: Vs Bangladesh, New York, 8 PM IST (Warm-up)
2. June 5: Vs Ireland, New York, 8 PM IST (Group game)
3. June 9: Vs Pakistan, New York, 8 PM IST (Group game)
4. June 12: Vs USA, New York, 8 PM IST (Group game)
5. June 15: Vs Canada, Florida, 8 PM IST (Group game)

Former England skipper Eoin Morgan called India the strongest side of the tournament and stated that they can beat any side if they tried. 

For Eoin Morgan, Team India is the strongest side going into the T20 World Cup

Former England skipper Eoin Morgan called India the strongest side of the tournament and stated that they can beat any side if they tried.&nbsp;

Former England captain Eoin Morgan is of the opinion that India is the strongest side, even with injuries, going into the marquee T20 World Cup next month.&nbsp; During a chat with Sky Sports Cricket on Monday, Morgan commented, 'The strongest side even with injuries throughout the tournament is India without a doubt. Their strength and depth are absolutely incredible at the moment.'&nbsp; He added that they're talking about the players who probably missed out in India's squad of 15 because of the qualities the team already posseses.&nbsp; Morgan also called India favourites to win the showpiece, 'They are favorites for me. I think that just the quality that they have on paper. If they produce it, I think they can, they can beat anybody quite well in the tournament.'&nbsp; India's 15-member squad is led by Rohit Sharma and features veterans Virat Kohli, Jasprit Bumrah and Ravindra Jadeja. The World Cup also marks the international return of Rishabh Pant from a horrific car accident.&nbsp; The Men in Blue begin their campaign on June 5 against Ireland in New York.&nbsp;

A total of 17 teams will play the warm-up games, including South Africa, who are playing an intra-squad on the 29th in Florida

ICC announces warm-up fixtures for T20 World Cup 2024; Team India to have just 1 practice game

The ICC on Thursday announced the warm-up fixtures for the upcoming T20 World Cup 2024. India to have just 1 practice game. Here are the full fixtures

<h2>A total of 17 teams will play the warm-up games, including South Africa, who are playing an intra-squad on the 29th in Florida</h2>

The International Cricket Council (ICC) on Thursday announced the warm-up fixtures for the upcoming T20 World Cup 2024. These matches are scheduled from 27 May to June 1 across the USA and Trinidad and Tobago.
The ICC in a release stated that the venues hosting the 16 warm-up matches ahead of the ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2024 include Grand Prairie Cricket Stadium in Texas, Broward County Stadium in Florida, Queen&rsquo;s Park Oval and Brian Lara Cricket Academy in Trinidad and Tobago.
A total of 17 teams will play the warm-up games, including South Africa, who are playing an intra-squad on the 29th in Florida.
Since these T20 matches will not have international status, teams are allowed to field all members of their 15-player squad.
Interestingly, India has just one practice game and it's scheduled against Bangladesh on June 1, the last day of the warm-up matches.
ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2024 Warm-up Fixtures
Monday 27 May
Canada v Nepal Oman v Papua New Guinea Namibia v Uganda
Tuesday 28 May
Sri Lanka v Netherlands Bangladesh v USA Australia v Namibia
Wednesday 29 May
South Africa intra-squad, Afghanistan v Oman
Thursday 30 May
Nepal v USA Scotland v Uganda Netherlands v Canada Namibia v Papua New Guinea West Indies v Australia
Friday 31 May
Ireland v Sri Lanka Scotland v Afghanistan
Saturday 1 June Bangladesh v India

India, who are already heading the World Test Championship (WTC) standings, are now at the summit of the ICC rankings in all three formats of the game.

Team India jump to No.1 in ICC Test Rankings, now reign supreme in all three formats

A day after India crushed England in Dharamsala to win the 5-match series 4-1, Rohit Sharma's side claimed the top spot in the ICC Test rankings.

India, who are already heading the World Test Championship (WTC) standings, are now at the summit of the ICC rankings in all three formats of the game.

A day after India crushed England in Dharamsala to win the 5-match series 4-1, Rohit Sharma's side claimed the top spot in the ICC Test rankings, overtaking Australia in the latest pecking order released by the world governing body for cricket on Sunday.
India, who are already heading the World Test Championship (WTC) standings, are now at the summit of the ICC rankings in all three formats of the game.
Rohit's side will remain at the top of the chart irrespective of the result of the second Test between New Zealand and Australia currently underway in Christchurch.
Australia, the reigning World Test Championship winners are leading the two-Test series 1-0 following their 172-run victory in Wellington.
India, with 122 rating points, are five points ahead of Australia in the Test ranking, while England are third with 111 rating points.
In ODIs, India have 121 rating points, with Australia a close second with 118 points.
In the T20Is, India have 266 rating points, with England (256) at the second spot.
India were the world No.1 Test side from September 2023 to January 2024, before they slipped to second spot after a drawn away series against South Africa.
Australia overtook India at the top of the Test rankings, after sweeping the three-Test series against Pakistan at home.
India's five-Test series against England saw them lose the first Test in Hyderabad by 28 runs. But the home team bounced back in style to win the remaining four Tests.
Victories in Visakhapatnam, Rajkot, Ranchi and Dharamsala helped them reclaim the top position in the Test rankings.

India maintained their envious record at home by sealing the series in Ranchi and now, they will be looking for another favourable result to extend their lead in World Test Championships standings.

India vs England 5th Test preview: Ben Stokes' men fancy themselves in home-like conditions in Dharamsala

Ravichandran Ashwin will be eyeing a memorable outing in his landmark 100th Test when the unassailable hosts face a fallen England in the finale of what has been a riveting 5-match series.

India vs England 5th Test preview: Ben Stokes' men fancy themselves in home-like conditions

India maintained their envious record at home by sealing the series in Ranchi and now, they will be looking for another favourable result to extend their lead in World Test Championships standings.

India's premier off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin will be eyeing a memorable outing in his landmark 100th Test when the unassailable hosts face a fallen England in the finale of what has been a riveting 5-match series.
India maintained their envious record at home by sealing the series in Ranchi and now, they will be looking for another favourable result to extend their lead in World Test Championships standings.
However, the pitch and the cold weather, which is making the English feel at home, have been the two big talking points going into the game.
The maximum temperature is expected to hover around 10 degrees for the opening two days before rising over the weekend.
The pitch wore a flat look on the eve of the game but the moisture seeped underneath will keep the pacers interested in the early hours of play on all days.
Though traditionally, the venue favours fast bowlers, the role of spinners can't be discounted and they did play a big part in India's win over Australia in the only Test played here back in 2017.
In the recently held four Ranji Trophy games, the teams were able to score 300 plus on multiple occasions with the highest total of the season being 482 posted by Baroda.
Ashwin and Jonny Bairstow, both of whom will make their 100th Test appearance on Thursday, expressed contrasting views on the surface going the match. Bairstow found the pitch 'nice' while Ashwin said both teams will be entering unknown territory considering the cold weather.
India are, however, unlikely to tinker with their bowling combination of two pacers and three spinners.
Jasprit Bumrah will return to bolster the attack with Mohammed Siraj being the second pacer. Ashwin, Ravindra Jadeja and Kuldeep Yadav, who has been able to play only 11 Tests since making a successful debut back here in 2017, will share the duties in the spin department.
K L Rahul not regaining full fitness even for this game could provide another opportunity to the struggling Rajat Patidar, who has found bizarre ways to get out in his debut series, aggregating only 63 runs in six innings at number four.
The game could be his one last chance to keep a place in the squad.
Devdutt Padikkal, who is a top-order batter, is another option that the team management has in the middle-order.
Two-Test-old Sarfaraz Khan could not score big in Ranchi after a stellar debut in Rajkot and he will be desperate to make it big before the red ball season comes to a close.
The rest of the batters have also made their presence felt over the course of five games especially Yashasvi Jaiswal, who is within touching distance of becoming the second Indian after the great Sunil Gavaskar to amass 700 runs in a series.

From 140 first-class matches, Nadeem finished with 542 wickets including 28 five-wicket and seven 10-wicket match hauls. His best figures in first-class cricket were 7/45.

Not in selectors' scheme of things, Jharkhand spin stalwart Shahbaz Nadeem calls it quits

From 140 first-class matches, Nadeem finished with 542 wickets including 28 five-wicket and seven 10-wicket match hauls. His best figures in first-class cricket were 7/45.

Jharkhand left-arm spinner Shahbaz Nadeem, who featured in two Tests for India, has announced his retirement from international cricket to try his luck in franchise-based leagues as he does not foresee opportunities in the national team.
The 34-year-old said it is better to pave the way for younger talent.
"I realise I can't feature for Team India anymore, as I'm not in the selectors' plans, and there is a pool of talented youngsters waiting for their chance," Nadeem told PTI from Dhanbad.
"I would have continued playing if there were opportunities for me in Team India... However, I don't foresee any chances in near future.
"Hence, I decided to retire from Indian cricket and try my luck in different leagues," added the bowler, who will be seen in action in the upcoming Legends League Cricket in Sri Lanka.
Nadeem, who held the world record of best bowling figures (8/10) in an innings in List A cricket in a two-decade long career for Jharkhand, was handed a surprise Test debut against South Africa at his home venue of JSCA International Stadium in Ranchi in 2019.
"I felt this is the correct time and there is no point holding a place in a state team for individual records. It's better to give chance to the youngsters." The lucky Test break that he got was thanks to an injury sustained by Kuldeep Yadav at that time. The Virat Kohli-led side had brought him in less than 24 hours before the third Test against the Proteas after Kuldeep complained of a shoulder niggle.
Nadeem was relaxing in his flat in Kolkata after playing in Vijay Hazare Trophy in Karnataka when he got the debut call.
He flew to Ranchi and the next morning he was handed the "No 296" India Test cap by Kohli.
"I still cherish the moment and remember everything vividly. It was the best day of my life to debut in front of my home fans," he turned emotional while remembering the momentous day of October 19.
Nadeem returned with a match haul of 4/40 which included the wicket of Temba Bavuma in the first innings. India won the third Test by an innings and 202 runs.
The Jharkhand spinner had to wait for two years for his next Test which happened to be his last -- against England in Chennai in 2021.
"I've no regrets but as any other fellow cricketer I would have liked to play a few more Tests, then it would have been great for me," said Nadeem who has eight wickets from two Tests.
Nadeem hogged the limelight in 2018-19 season when he grabbed a world record 8/10 from his quota of 10 overs as Rajasthan folded for 73 in 28.3 overs in a Vijay Hazare Trophy league match in Chennai.
Jharkhand went on to win the match by seven wickets.
Nadeem had joined the state team on the eve of the match, flying straight from Dubai where he was assisting Team India in the Asia Cup as a net bowler.
"There was moisture in the wicket. I just kept hitting the right areas and also got some help from the wicket en route to the feat," he said.
He was the top wicket-taker with 24 to his name at 13.04 from nine matches in the Vijay Hazare Trophy that season.
From 140 first-class matches, Nadeem finished with 542 wickets including 28 five-wicket and seven 10-wicket match hauls. He best figures in first-class cricket were of 7/45.
He was also the leading wicket-taker in the Ranji Trophy in two successive seasons in 2015&ndash;16 and 2016&ndash;17 and snared 40-plus first-class wickets in three seasons.
In List A cricket, he ended up with 175 wickets from 134 matches.
He featured in 72 matches for Delhi Daredevils and Sunrisers Hyderabad in the IPL.
Notably, he caught everyone's attention during the 2012 season, where he delivered a standout performance, securing figures of 2/16 while bowling in the powerplay as Delhi Daredevils bowled out Mumbai Indians for a mere 92 runs.
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As expected, KL Rahul couldn't make it to the 16-member squad as he failed to fully recover from injury.

KL Rahul ruled out as BCCI announce India's squad for 5th Test | India vs England

The BCCI announced Team India's squad for the 5th and final Test against England, due to start on March 7 in Dharamsala.

As expected, KL Rahul couldn't make it to the 16-member squad as he failed to fully recover from injury.

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) announced Team India's squad for the 5th and final Test against England, due to start on March 7 in Dharamsala.
As expected, KL Rahul couldn't make it to the 16-member squad as he failed to fully recover from injury. 'The BCCI Medical Team is closely monitoring him and coordinating with specialists in London for further management of his issue,' the board said in the statement.
India's pace bowling got a major boost as Jasprit Bumrah, who was rested for the 4th Test in Ranchi, was included in the squad for the final Test.
Apart from that, Washington Sundar was released from the squad. He will join Tamil Nadu ahead of their Ranji Trophy Semi-final fixture against Mumbai, starting March 2nd, 2024. He will join the India squad after the completion of the domestic fixture for the fifth Test, if need be.
India already has an unassailable 3-1 lead in the 5-match Test series but the final game is still important as far as the World Test Championship is concerned.
India&rsquo;s updated squad for the 5th Test:
Rohit Sharma (C), Jasprit Bumrah (VC), Yashasvi Jaiswal, Shubman Gill, Rajat Patidar, Sarfaraz Khan, Dhruv Jurel (WK), KS Bharat (WK), Devdutt Padikkal, R Ashwin, Ravindra Jadeja, Axar Patel, Kuldeep Yadav, Mohd. Siraj, Mukesh Kumar, Akash Deep.

Ravindra Jadeja claimed his 13th Test 5-wicket-haul at his home ground as England was bowled out for a mere 122.

Ravindra Jadeja picks 5 as India win 3rd Test to go 2-1 up in series | India vs England

India thrashed England by 434 runs in the 3rd Test to take a 2-1 lead in the 5-match Test series. It's now India's biggest win in Test cricket in terms of runs.

Ravindra Jadeja claimed his 13th Test 5-wicket-haul at his home ground as England was bowled out for a mere 122.

England might believe in chasing down any total in Test cricket but got a reality check in Rajkot.
India tamed the Three Lions and thrashed them by 434 runs in the 3rd Test to take a 2-1 lead in the 5-match Test series. It's now India's biggest win in Test cricket in terms of runs.
It was Yashasvi Jaiswal's unbeaten 214 in the 2nd innings and Shubman Gill's gritty 91 that helped India declare at 430/4 on Day 4.
England was not just chasing 557 but was also chasing history as a target that big had never been chased down in Test history.
Even Bazball couldn't rescue the visitors as they got caught in India's spin trap. Ravindra Jadeja claimed his 13th Test 5-wicket-haul at his home ground as England was bowled out for a mere 122.
Interestingly, their highest run-scorer of the innings was by their number 10 batter Mark Wood, who scored 33.

The Indian opening batter had retired hurt on 104 on Day 3 but resumed his innings on Sunday and completed a fiery double hundred in the 3rd Test vs England.

Yashasvi Jaiswal equals world record with consecutive double tons | IND vs ENG 3rd Test

Yashasvi Jaiswal equalled a massive world record with his consecutive double hundred vs England. Top for details.

The Indian opening batter had retired hurt on 104 on Day 3 but resumed his innings on Sunday and completed a fiery double hundred in the 3rd Test vs England.

Yashasvi Jaiswal has now made it a habit of making big scores. The youngster makes sure that if he gets to a ton, it's not just another century but a daddy hundred.
The Indian opening batter had retired hurt on 104 on Day 3 but resumed his innings on Sunday and completed a fiery double hundred in the 3rd Test vs England.
After 171 in his debut Test against the West Indies last year, Jaiswal smashed 209 in the 2nd Test vs England in Vizag. He proved that it wasn't just a flash in the pan and backed it up with an unbeaten 214 in Rajkot.
His innings was laced with 14 fours and 12 maximums. With that, Jaiswal equalled the world record of smashing most sixes in a Test innings and went level with Wasim Akram's feat from 1996.
His super innings helped India declare their 2nd innings at 430/3 and set England a mammoth target of 557.
Jaiswal is the highest run-getter of this Test series with 545 runs at a whopping average of 109. No one is even near the left handed opener.

He has surely put up a batting masterclass in this series and already has a fifty, a double hundred and now a century in the series so far.

IND vs ENG 3rd Test: Yashasvi Jaiswal century deflates England in Rajkot

Yashasvi Jaiswal has become a nightmare for England on their tour to India.
After a match-defining double hundred in Vizag, the opening batter tamed the Three Lions with his 3rd Test hundred in the 2nd innings of the third Test in Rajkot.

He has surely put up a batting masterclass in this series and already has a fifty, a double hundred and now a century in the series so far.

Yashasvi Jaiswal has become a nightmare for England on their tour to India.
After a match-defining double hundred in Vizag, the opening batter tamed the Three Lions with his 3rd Test hundred in the 2nd innings of the third Test in Rajkot.
It was a typical Jaiswal innings, laced with 9 fours and 5 sixes as he completed the ton in 122 balls. The free-flowing left-handed batter was on 35 off 75 balls but cut loose after that. Jaiswal scored the next 65 runs in just 47 balls.
He has surely put up a batting masterclass in this series and already has a fifty, a double hundred and now a century in the series so far.

India lost skipper Rohit Sharma early for 19 before Yashasvi Jaiswal took matters into his hands. The Southpaw smashed his 3rd Test hundred before being retired hurt for 104.

IND vs ENG 3rd Test Day 3: Yashasvi Jaiswal and Shubman Gill put India in command

Yashasvi Jaiswal and Shubman Gill put India in command of the 3rd Test as the hosts end Day 3 at 196/2 and lead England by 322 runs.

India lost skipper Rohit Sharma early for 19 before Yashasvi Jaiswal took matters into his hands. The Southpaw smashed his 3rd Test hundred before being retired hurt for 104.

Not many expected it but India is in command of the 3rd Test after Day 3. The hosts were 196/2 at stumps and lead England by 322 runs.
The Three Lions failed to capitalise on a brilliant Day 2 with the bat and were bowled out for 319, losing the last 5 wickets for just 20 runs. Mohammed Siraj the chief destroyer with 4 scalps.
In reply, India lost skipper Rohit Sharma early for 19 before Yashasvi Jaiswal took matters into his hands. The Southpaw smashed his 3rd Test hundred before being retired hurt for 104.
Shubman Gill also scored a gritty 65 not out as the duo stitched together an unbeaten 155-run stand.
However, Rajat Patidar failed to impress yet again and was out for a duck. Nevertheless, India still has a long batting line-up and is looking good to post a massive total.

Dattajirao, who played 11 Tests for India between 1951 and 1962, died on February 13 after remaining hospitalised for 12 days.

Team India wears black armbands in memory of former captain Dattajirao Gaekwad

Indian players wore black armbands on Day 3 of the third Test against England on Saturday in the memory of former captain Dattajirao Gaekwad.

Dattajirao, who played 11 Tests for India between 1951 and 1962, died on February 13 after remaining hospitalised for 12 days.

Indian players wore black armbands on Day 3 of the third Test against England on Saturday in the memory of former captain Dattajirao Gaekwad.
Dattajirao, who played 11 Tests for India between 1951 and 1962, died on February 13 after remaining hospitalised for 12 days.
At 95, he was India's oldest living Test cricketer.
Dattajirao was the father of former India batter and coach Aunshuman Gaekwad.
"Team India will be wearing black arm bands in memory of Dattajirao Gaekwad, former India captain and India's oldest Test cricketer who passed away recently," the BCCI said in a statement shortly before the third day's play got underway here at the Niranjan Shah Stadium.
A right-handed batter, who could bowl both medium pace and leg-break, Dattajirao was India's captain during the 1959 tour of England.

"Bharat's batting has been well below-par, while his 'keeping hasn't been great either. He isn't making use of his chances," a BCCI source told TOI.

Big changes expected in Indian Test team, Dhruv Jurel likely to replace KS Bharat, Bumrah might be rested: Report

According to reports, KS Bharat is likely to be dropped for the 3rd Test vs England. The team management might hand Dhruv Jurel his Test debut. Here are the details

"Bharat's batting has been well below-par, while his 'keeping hasn't been great either. He isn't making use of his chances," a BCCI source told TOI.

It seems that the BCCI has run out of patience with KS Bharat.
According to a report in the Times of India, the wicketkeeper-batter is likely to be dropped for the 3rd Test vs England. The team management might hand Dhruv Jurel his Test debut.
"Bharat's batting has been well below-par, while his 'keeping hasn't been great either. He isn't making use of his chances. Jurel, on the other hand, is talented, has a good attitude and has a bright future. He has done well for Uttar Pradesh, India A and the Rajasthan Royals in the IPL. Don't be surprised if Jurel makes his debut at Rajkot," a source told TOI.
Bharat has failed to impress in the 7 Tests he has played and has failed to score a single half-century in the 12 innings he had batted in.
The report further added that Jasprit Bumrah is likely to be rested for the 4th Test.
"He could be rested for the fourth Test in Ranchi, which means that he will be fresh and firing for the fifth and final Test in Dharamshala in early March, which could well be the decider of this closely contested series. That's the point where Bumrah's presence will make a difference," the source added.
The report further added that the BCCI isn't that happy with some players' approach towards red ball cricket, particularly the Ranji Trophy.
"In the next few days, all the players will be communicated by the BCCI to play for their state team in the Ranji Trophy, as long as they are not on national duty, with only those who are unfit and recovering at the NCA being granted an exemption. The Board isn't too happy with certain players already in IPL mode from January," a source said.

India beat England by 106 runs in the 2nd Test to level the 5-match series 1-1. Chasing 399, England was bowled out for 292 in 69.2 overs.

IND vs ENG 2nd Test: India bounce back to beat England by 106 runs in Vizag; level series 1-1

After a heartbreaking loss in Hyderabad, India was eager to bounce back in the 5-match Test series against England and Rohit Sharma's men roared against the Three Lions in Vizag.

India beat England by 106 runs in the 2nd Test to level the 5-match series 1-1. Chasing 399, England was bowled out for 292 in 69.2 overs.

After a heartbreaking loss in Hyderabad, India was eager to bounce back in the 5-match Test series against England and Rohit Sharma's men roared against the Three Lions in Vizag.
India beat the visitors by 106 runs in the 2nd Test to level the 5-match series 1-1. Chasing 399, England was bowled out for 292 in 69.2 overs.
Resuming at their overnight score of 67/1, England lost 5 wickets in the morning session itself. Ashwin went on to pick 3 scalps and is just one wicket away from completing 500 Test wickets.
Ben Foakes and Tom Hartley fought hard with a 36 each but Jasprit Bumrah got rid of both the batters and extinguished any hope that England had.
Both sides will now head to Rajkot for the 3rd Test starting February 15.

India is seldom stretched at home but following a dramatic loss in Hyderabad, they have plenty to ponder and the absence of injured Ravindra Jadeja and KL Rahul has made their task tougher.

India vs England 2nd Test preview: Hurt India eye sweeping changes in approach in Vizag

After a shocking defeat in the 1st Test in Hyderabad, Team India would look to bounce back in the 5-match Test series vs England in Visakhapatnam, where the 2nd Test begins from Thursday.

India is seldom stretched at home but following a dramatic loss in Hyderabad, they have plenty to ponder and the absence of injured Ravindra Jadeja and KL Rahul has made their task tougher.

After a shocking defeat in the 1st Test in Hyderabad, Team India would look to bounce back in the 5-match Test series vs England in Visakhapatnam, where the 2nd Test begins from Friday.
India is seldom stretched at home but following a dramatic loss in Hyderabad, they have plenty to ponder and the absence of injured Ravindra Jadeja and KL Rahul has made their task tougher.
Three years ago, the mighty hosts found themselves in a similar situation having lost the opening Test to England at Chennai but bounced back to win the series.
However, the Joe Root-led side was a different breed then and this time India plan to fightback against a team that has redefined the way Test cricket is played and defied all probability to win the series opener after conceding a 190-run lead on a turning track.
England batters, led by Ollie Pope, swept and reverse-swept their way to success in the first Test, taking Rohit and his bunch by surprise while making the most potent spin trio in the world look ordinary.
India won't have the luxury of fielding Jadeja in this game but Ashwin, four shy of the 500-wicket milestone in Tests, and Axar will need to redraw their plans to come back hard at their uber-aggressive opponents who are sure to employ the sweeping tactics irrespective of the conditions.
&ldquo;It's important that we respond and come up with some plans and some strategies and see how we can make him play those shots from probably even more difficult lengths and be even more disciplined and even more meticulous with our execution,&rdquo; India head coach Rahul Dravid had said after the 28-run defeat last week.
&ldquo;I thought a little bit of our execution went off. Not by much. Credit to him (Ollie Pope), but we were a little bit off and, hopefully, in the next Test match, if we get our execution right, then I hope he makes a mistake,&rdquo; he added.
Kuldeep Yadav is expected to play in Jadeja's absence and it remains to be seen if India go in with only one pacer in Jasprit Bumrah and play another spinner, possibly off-spinning all-rounder Washington Sundar.
Uncapped left-arm spinner Sourabh Kumar has also been added to the squad. Not just India's lethal spinners were tested against Bazball, their batters&rsquo; struggles on turning tracks also came to the fore as left-arm spinner Tom Hartley transformed a seemingly forgettable debut into a match winning one. Rohit, perhaps, was the only frontline batter who looked assured in the second innings while the young brigade, especially Shubman Gill, were guilty of playing the turning ball with hard hands.
The defensive approach of Gill, who had a breakout 2023 in the shorter formats, contributed to his downfall.
With Virat Kohli set to return in the third Test, there will be immense pressure on the likes of Gill and even Shreyas Iyer to deliver here in Vizag.
The home team batters are not as comfortable as their English counterparts in playing the sweep but they need to find a way to match the visitors' high-risk play.
Rajat Patidar, who was also a part of the squad in Hyderabad, is likely to replace Rahul.
After scoring a bagful of runs in domestic cricket, Sarfaraz Khan has finally got the selectors' nod and would be desperate for an India cap. However, the management will have a closer look at conditions before taking a final decision on the playing 11.
England, on the other hand, might sense a golden opportunity to take a 2-0 lead in the five-match series that can severely mount pressure on the Indians.
The way Stokes used and backed his resources in the opener was a captaincy masterclass.
The call to give an extended spell to debutant spinner Hartley in the first innings despite Yashasvi Jaiswal's brutal assault and learning from how Ashwin and Co. bowled spoke a lot about the leadership style of Stokes, who calls himself a great observer of the game.
The tourists also have a point of concern after experienced left-arm spinner Jack Leach has been ruled out of the match because of a knee injury.
Young off-spinner Shoaib Bashir might come in place for him but that also has ruled out coach Brendon McCullum&rsquo;s desire to field an all-spin attack.
&ldquo;If the wickets continue to spin as much as what we saw in the first Test as the series goes on, look, we won't be afraid to play all spinners or a balance of what we've got,&rdquo; head coach Brendon McCullum had told SEN Radio.
Pacer Mark Wood had failed to make an impact in Hyderabad and the visitors might think of giving a go to veteran James Anderson or younger names in Gus Atkinson or Ollie Robinson as their accuracy can bring higher value on a slow, low pitch.
The ACA-VDCA stadium has staged two Tests till date and the pitch usually favours the batters in the first innings.
England have thrown down the gauntlet with a sensational result and it remains to be seen what kind of surface India go with as they seek to draw parity.
A downright turner could backfire on the hosts, though they would be tempted to take that punt.
India squad vs England:
Rohit Sharma (C), Shubman Gill, Yashasvi Jaiswal, Shreyas Iyer, KS Bharat (WK), Dhruv Jurel (WK), Ravichandran Ashwin, Axar Patel, Kuldeep Yadav, Mohd. Siraj, Mukesh Kumar, Jasprit Bumrah (VC), Avesh Khan, Rajat Patidar, Sarfaraz Khan, Washington Sundar, Sourabh Kumar.
England squad vs India
Ben Stokes (captain), Rehan Ahmed, James Anderson, Gus Atkinson, Jonny Bairstow (wicketkeeper), Shoaib Bashir, Dan Lawrence, Zak Crawley, Ben Duckett, Ben Foakes, Tom Hartley, Jack Leach, Ollie Pope, Ollie Robinson, Joe Root, Mark Wood.

The 30-year-old left-arm spinner can now nourish the hope of donning a national cap after being a journeyman with the Indian squad during the series against Sri Lanka at home in 2022.

Who is Saurabh Kumar? Veteran of a decade in domestic cricket named in India Test squad for 2nd Test

The life of Saurabh Kumar, veteran of a decade in domestic cricket, took a sharp turn on Monday when he made the Indian squad for the second Test against England. Here is everything you need to know about him.

The 30-year-old left-arm spinner can now nourish the hope of donning a national cap after being a journeyman with the Indian squad during the series against Sri Lanka at home in 2022.

The life of Saurabh Kumar, veteran of a decade in domestic cricket, took a sharp turn on Monday when he made the Indian squad for the second Test against England starting in Visakhapatnam on February 2.
The 30-year-old left-arm spinner can now nourish the hope of donning a national cap after being a journeyman with the Indian squad during the series against Sri Lanka at home in 2022.
Of course, there is no guarantee that the Uttar Pradesh spinner will make his debut in Visakhapatnam ahead of Kuldeep Yadav or Washington Sundar.
But at least he has another chance to rub shoulders with lofty names of Indian cricket such as Rohit Sharma or Ravichandran Ashwin, an opportunity craved by several of his ilk.
"It has always been a dream to be a part of the Indian team. I mean which cricketer wouldn't want that? Lot of things need to come together for it, but I have had a bit of experience," says Kumar.
The "experience" that Kumar mentioned was the opportunity to be a bowler at India nets during England's tour in 2021, the starting point of his upward journey.
"Not everyday you will get a chance to bowl to a Virat Kohli or Rohit Sharma, especially if you are a domestic player. They hardly play in Ranji Trophy or other domestic matches because of national commitments. "So, it was a chance for me to have a closer look at them and study how they approach their game and their other routines. It was a great experience to bowl to and interact with some top-level players. There was so much to learn from them," he elaborates.
Getting drafted in as a net bowler could be taken as a recognition of his consistency in domestic cricket, but even then, Kumar had to rise above a tall blockade.
In India, a first-class cricketer's career will generally hit the winter if he has not broken into the elite club of top players by Kumar's age.
But as someone whose life has been all about learning and hard work since 2014, Kumar was not ready to give up.
"Bishan sir (late Bishan Singh Bedi) used to tell me to keep working hard and be mentally ready to give my best whenever the opportunity comes. I never really keep myself away from nets or bowling," Kumar said. He used to attend Bedi's summer camps in Delhi to finetune his skills under the observation of the master.
"Saurabh (Kumar) is a fantastic cricketer, a good reader of the game and situation. He knows how to adjust his line and length. He has got lot of experience in bowling in these conditions and against some really good players in domestic cricket like (Chestehwar) Pujara or Mayank (Agarwal), who score heavy runs," Sunil Joshi, former India left-arm pacer and the current UP coach, told PTI.
Kumar has also been a regular face in India 'A' tours. He played against South Africa 'A' at Potchefstroom in December and grabbed four wickets in the match.
He bettered that effort against England Lions recently in Ahmedabad during the second unofficial Test.
In that match, Kumar took six wickets and scored 77 as India 'A' beat the tourists by an innings and 16 runs.
Joshi underlined his ward's growing prowess to contribute in all parts of the game.
"Yes, now, he has improved his batting also and can contribute some handy runs down the order, He is a real asset to any team," said Joshi.

India's chase of 231 went horribly south once Hartley spun his web of destruction and picked 7/62, igniting a rot that saw India getting bowled out for 202 in the final over of the day.

England steal India's thunder; win 1st Test to take 1-0 series lead | IND vs ENG

They trailed India by 190 runs after the 1st Innings but England stunned the hosts to pull off a 28-run victory in the 1st Test in Hyderabad. With that, they also took a 1-0 lead in the 5-match Test series.

India's chase of 231 went horribly south once Hartley spun his web of destruction and picked 7/62, igniting a rot that saw India getting bowled out for 202 in the final over of the day.

They trailed India by 190 runs after the 1st Innings but England stunned the hosts to pull off a 28-run victory in the 1st Test in Hyderabad. With that, they also took a 1-0 lead in the 5-match Test series.
The pushback started by Ollie Pope was given its perfect conclusion by debutant left-arm spinner Tom Hartley whose soul-ripping spell fashioned England's memorable win on Sunday.
India's chase of 231 went horribly south once Hartley spun his web of destruction and picked 7/62, igniting a rot that saw India getting bowled out for 202 in the final over of the day.
It was India's 4th defeat in home Tests since 2013. They are now winless for 3 consecutive Tests at home for the first time after 12 long years.
Moreover, it was the first time that India lost a Test after taking a lead of over 100 runs at the end of the first innings at Home. In 105 such instances before this Test, India had won 70 and drawn 35 of those.
Earlier, Pope's brilliant 196 took England to 420 in their second innings, and gave them a substantial lead and genuine hopes of stretching India. And England did way more than stretching the hosts.
In fact, this defeat will leave a deep burn in Indian hearts as they stumbled against a 25-year-old rookie Lancastrian with a combined experience of three international matches on a pitch that did not hide any demons.
There was appreciable turn and variable bounce but nothing this set of Indian batters could not have negated. Three dismissals showcased the travails of Indians on the day &ndash; Shubman Gill (0), Yashasvi Jaiswal (15) and Shreyas Iyer (13) fell to their own ineptitudes.
Jaiswal made a half-hearted charge against Hartley and the spinner pulled back his length after spotting movement of the batter. All the left-hander could manage was to spoon a catch to Pope at silly point.
Gill followed the suit two balls later in the same over. He made a hard-handed, indecisive push at the ball after Hartley tossed one around the off-stump. Pope did the rest at silly point.
Jack Leach, who is still not 100 per cent after taking a blow on his knee while fielding, dealt another telling blow to India&rsquo;s aspirations.
He produced a rather regulation ball that went across the right-hander from around the stumps, and Shreyas just poked the ball to Joe Root at first slip. It was just a nothing dismissal that encapsulated India&rsquo;s turmoil on the day.
India could have felt a greater pinch with Iyer's dismissal as he is one of the better-equipped batter in this batting unit to negate spin.
In-form KL Rahul (22) looked all set for another impact innings, but Root pinned him on the back-foot as the batter attempted a whip on the on-side.
Rahul went upstairs after the on-field umpire gave him leg before, but the TV umpire too concurred with his distant colleague&rsquo;s decision.
Ravindra Jadeja challenged Ben Stokes for a quick single and the England captain found his target with a direct throw, catching the batter well short of the crease.
But the sight of him walking back with a clutched hamstring might just offer a tad concern to the Indian camp.
Skipper Rohit Sharma looked in good space but Hartley&rsquo;s guile had him stationed in front of the wicket when the ball thudded on to his pads.
After losing three wickets in the post-lunch session, India slipped further in the final passage losing wickets in a cluster before Ravichandran Ashwin (28) and KS Bharat (28) stemmed the slide for a while with a 58-run alliance for the eighth wicket.
Their assiduousness was a marker for some of their top-order teammates but it remained just that. A gloomy pointer.
But for getting into a position from where they can dictate the course of the match, England, resuming from 321 for six, should be indebted to Pope, who ballooned his overnight 148 to 196.
England&rsquo;s lead was a good 126 when play ended on Saturday, but they needed more to give a fight to India. Pope did that in the company of equally resolute Rehan Ahmed (28) and Hartley (34).
With Ahmed, Pope added 64 runs for the seventh wicket and then made 80 off 106 balls with Hartley on his side for the eighth wicket.
However, Bumrah brought India the first breakthrough of the morning session when he had Ahmed caught behind.
Ashwin's shooter ended the burgeoning Pope-Hartley alliance as the off-spinner sneaked a low-flying ball past the latter&rsquo;s bat to bowl him.
Pope was the last man to depart. Fittingly, Bumrah, the best of Indian bowlers, ended his stay with a slower ball that dishevelled the stumps as Pope tried a reverse scoop.
However, by then, he had also reversed the course of the Test match by then. Irrevocably.

Ollie Pope scored a century to take England's lead past 100 on day 3 of IND vs ENG 1st Test.

Ollie Pope drops anchor, England end Day 3 at 316/6, lead by 126 runs | India vs England

Ollie Pope transformed the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium into a fighting arena with a doughty hundred as England ended Day 3 of the 1st Test at 316/6 to temporarily resist India’s push for a win on Saturday.

Pope's unbeaten 148 and Rehan Ahmed with 16 not out were guarding England&rsquo;s 2nd innings fort at close and the visitors are now 126 runs ahead of India, an unimaginable position at the dawn of the day.

Ollie Pope transformed the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium into a fighting arena with a doughty hundred as England ended Day 3 of the 1st Test at 316/6 to temporarily resist India&rsquo;s push for a win on Saturday.
Pope's unbeaten 148 and Rehan Ahmed with 16 not out were guarding England&rsquo;s 2nd innings fort at close and the visitors are now 126 runs ahead of India, an unimaginable position at the dawn of the day.
India were bowled out for 436 in their first innings after building a lead of 190 runs.
It was quite remarkable how Pope, who generally resembles a cat on a hot tin roof in these conditions, mustered fortitude and technical perfection to defy the Indian bowlers, who were primed to finish the match on day three itself, reducing England to 163 for five.
But Pope and Ben Foakes (34) milked 104 runs for the sixth wicket alliance to keep India at bay, stretching the match into the fourth day.
It wasn&rsquo;t that Pope had complete command in the middle as spinners on occasions beat him for turn and pacers deceived him outside the off-stump.
There was even a reprieve for him on 110 when Axar Patel grassed a fairly straight chance at backward square leg off Ravindra Jadeja when the batter attempted a reverse sweep.
But the 26-year-old Essex man found a way to push those distractions away from his thoughts to build on individual and the team&rsquo;s score.
Pope, whose main source of runs were sweeps and reverse sweeps, duly completed his first Test hundred, fifth in his career, against India off 154 balls, leading England&rsquo;s recovery act.
It was a massive effort from a batter who had just 384 runs from nine Tests against India at an average of 24 with a highest of 81 before this innings.
However, credit should also be given to Foakes for playing a mature hand to support Pope in his venture.
The wicketkeeper-batter is one of better players in this England line-up against spin, as he can read the tweakers off their hands and off the pitch.
The Surrey batter who averages 40 in Asia in Tests, put all those abilities into use here to battle Indian spinners for 108 minutes across two sessions as England fought tooth and nail to stay alive in the Test.
The Indian bowlers too looked clueless in the face of this unexpected confrontation from their rivals.
However, the burgeoning stand came to a close when left-arm spinner Axar Patel managed to slip a low grubber past Foakes&rsquo; defence to rattle his woodwork.
But before that fight, England resembled a rudderless ship in a storm against a set of brilliant Indian bowlers.
Pacer Jasprit Bumrah found some relevance for himself amidst the dominance of spinners to jettison Joe Root and Ben Duckett to inflict early jolts.
Bumrah managed to sneak an in-ducker past Ben Duckett (47, 52 balls) from the length as the batter was culpable of playing around the ball, while another incoming delivery that kept low gave little chance to Joe Root (2) while hitting his knee rolls.
Soon, the old firm of R Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja joined the party. Jadeja was the first to get into the act in the post-lunch session, getting rid of Jonny Bairstow (10).
Bairstow negated a ball that turned away from him quite solidly, but the next one from Jadeja went straight and his decision to shoulder arms had a fatal effect on his stint in the middle.
But there was more magic in store as Ashwin got the number of England captain Ben Stokes for the 12th time in Test cricket.
After getting tied down by three maidens in a row by the off-spinner, the left-hander tried to release the pressure going for a forward press but the ball spun past his bat to rattle the stumps.
Stokes&rsquo; bewildered face spoke volumes about Ashwin&rsquo;s mastery over his craft, especially angles.
Before their bowlers made some early inroads into the England line-up, India had a mildly disappointing 54 minutes in the morning session after resuming from overnight 421/7.
Jadeja could not bring up a much-anticipated 4th Test hundred, falling leg before to Root.
The left-hander went to front foot to defend a length delivery on off-stump, and the ball took a good amount of turn to hit his pads. Umpire Chris Gaffaney raised his finger as Jadeja opted to review the call.
The ball seemed to have taken a deflection off his bat but the replays remained inconclusive and the third umpire went with the on-field umpire's decision to give the batter out leg before.
In the very next ball, Root castled Bumrah and Ahmed cleaned up Axar as Indian innings came to a quick end, losing their last three wickets without adding any runs.
But as it turned out, it was just a damp start to an exceptional day of cricket.

This will be India's final T20 game ahead of the World Cup in June, and the team management wouldn't want any drop in intensity that was displayed during victories in Mohali and Indore.

India vs Afghanistan 3rd T20I preview: Rohit Sharma eyes form as Team India look to try bench strength

Having already taken an unassailable 2-0 series lead, Team India will be eager to perfect their freshly-baked T20 template as a team and hope that skipper Rohit Sharma's bat finally fires when they face Afghanistan in the 3rd and final T20I on Wednesday.

This will be India's final T20 game ahead of the World Cup in June, and the team management wouldn't want any drop in intensity that was displayed during victories in Mohali and Indore.

Having already taken an unassailable 2-0 series lead, Team India will be eager to perfect their freshly-baked T20 template as a team and hope that skipper Rohit Sharma's bat finally fires when they face Afghanistan in the 3rd and final T20I on Wednesday.
This will be India's final T20 game ahead of the World Cup in June, and the team management wouldn't want any drop in intensity that was displayed during victories in Mohali and Indore.
India's identical 6-wicket wins were marked by an ultra-aggressive mindset from ball one that saw them chase down 159 in 17.3 overs and 173 in 15.4 overs respectively.
It was a clear deviation from their earlier approach of building the momentum for a final flourish in T20Is. None showed this intent more brightly than Shivam Dube and Virat Kohli.
Kohli was playing a T20I for India after 14 months at Indore, but he creamed a 16-ball 29 at a strike rate of 181.&nbsp;
The most noteworthy feature of his little yet significant innings was the way he handled Afghan spinner Mujeeb-ur-Rahman, whom he carted for 18 runs off seven balls, striking against him at a rate of 257.
Kohli has always been a bit of a slow-mover against spin but there was no trepidation this time and he showed commendable alacrity to contribute his two cents to a transformed approach.
Dube reappeared in the Indian blue after a gap of three years when he was selected for the T20 series against Ireland at Malahide, Dublin, last year.
But after playing in the subsequent Asian Games, Dube could not find a spot in the series against Australia and South Africa.
However, the scattered appearances did not prevent Dube from following the path set by the think tank.
His two brutal fifties were too heavy to handle for Afghanistan, who did not have the services of injured star spinner Rashid Khan.
Opener Yashasvi Jaiswal, who had missed the first match at Mohali with a groin niggle, too showed the willingness to imbibe the pattern with a quick half-century in the last game.
India will eye an encore from the trio here.
Among these slews of positives, a minor irritant has been the failure of Rohit to fire. He was run out in the first match after a mix up with Shubman Gill, while misjudging pacer Fazalhaq Farooqi's length doomed him at Indore.
His tally of two runs across as many matches will not worry the management by any stretch of imagination. But they will certainly like to see him signing off from the series with a substantial innings.
While India might not affect any major changes in the batting unit, the think-tank can look to give some game-time to Kuldeep Yadav and Avesh Khan.
The left-arm wrist spinner can come in for either Ravi Bishnoi or Washington Sundar, and Avesh can replace his fellow pacer Mukesh Kumar.
Wicketkeeper batter Jitesh Sharma has been playing T20Is from the fourth match against Australia last year at Raipur, and if the thought leaders want to give him a rest, they have the option of bringing in Sanju Samson.
As for Afghanistan, they have shown isolated sparks in this series without being able to transform them into match-winning fireworks.
They would hope for a good effort from opener Rahmanullah Gurbaz after two mediocre outings, as his salvos up the order go a long way in Afghans setting or chasing a target.
The smooth pitch at the Chinnaswamy Stadium and its shorter boundaries offer him a fine chance to be among runs.
A victory against India will also boost Afghanistan's confidence ahead of a packed away calendar consisting of fixtures against Sri Lanka and Ireland.
India squad for Afghanistan:
Rohit Sharma (captain), Shubman Gill, Yashasvi Jaiswal, Virat Kohli, Tilak Varma, Rinku Singh, Jitesh Sharma (wk), Sanju Samson (wk), Shivam Dube, Washington Sundar, Axar Patel, Ravi Bishnoi, Kuldeep Yadav, Arshdeep Singh, Avesh Khan, Mukesh Kumar.
Afghanistan squad for India:
Ibrahim Zadran (captain), Rahmanullah Gurbaz (WK), Ikram Alikhil (WK), Hazratullah Zazai, Rahmat Shah, Najibullah Zadran, Mohammad Nabi, Karim Janat, Azmatullah Omarzai, Sharafuddin Ashraf, Mujeeb Ur Rahman, Fazalhaq Farooqi, Fareed Ahmad, Naveen Ul Haq, Noor Ahmad, Mohammad Saleem, Qais Ahmad, Gulbadin Naib, Rashid Khan.

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