India has announced a 15-member squad for the forthcoming Test series against New Zealand. Mohammed Shami remains absent from the lineup as he is still in the process of recovering from his injury. In addition, Jasprit Bumrah has been appointed as the vice-captain for this series.

Agha Salman and Aamer Jamal’s half-centuries proved futile as Pakistan was dismissed for 220 in their second innings, resulting in a resounding victory for England by an innings and 47 runs. This match marked the first instance in Test cricket where a team, despite scoring over 500 runs in their first innings, lost by an innings.

India demonstrated superiority over Bangladesh in New Delhi, securing the three-match T20I series with a 2-0 lead, with one match remaining. The standout performance came from Nitish Reddy, whose all-round capabilities were instrumental in achieving a commanding 86-run victory, marking the largest margin of victory India has recorded against Bangladesh.

Former New Zealand captain Kane Williamson is set to miss the first Test match against India in Bengaluru due to a groin injuy sustained during the series against Sri Lanka.

Bangladesh’s veteran all-rounder Mahmudullah has declared his intention to retire from T20 International cricket following the conclusion of the three-match

Captain Paul Stirling and Harry Tector both scored half-centuries, while a comprehensive bowling performance contributed to Ireland’s consolation victory in the third ODI against South Africa. This marked only Ireland’s second triumph over South Africa in this format.

A youthful Indian team outperformed a seasoned Bangladesh squad to commence the three-match T20I series.