India, Varun Aaron and Fast bowling
Former India fast-bowler Varun Aaron retires from 'representative cricket'
Injury-prone India pacer Varun Aaron on Friday announced retirement from "representative cricket" after his home state Jharkhand's campaign ended in the ongoing Vijay Hazare Trophy. The 35-year-old, who made his international debut in 2011, played nine ODIs and as many Tests for India. He had retired from red-ball cricket last year.
India's Cricket Conundrum: The Fast Bowling Crisis and Transition Challenges
India's cricket team faces scrutiny for its weak batting performance in the Border-Gavaskar series, but the lack of fast bowling talent is a greater concern. As senior players like Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli's future hangs in balance,
Ricky Ponting hailed Jasprit Bumrah's performance in the Border-Gavaskar Series as one of the best fast-bowling displays ever ...
ICC Hall of Famer Ricky Ponting believes that pace spearhead Jasprit Bumrah’s exploits are not only the best he’s seen of a ...
It is still one of the funniest sights in all of cricket, when David Lloyd – “Bumble” – is struck amidships by Jeff Thomson.
New Zealand has revealed their 15-member squad for the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 and tri-series in Pakistan. The squad features five pacers, including debutant Ben Sears and veteran Lockie Ferguson.
Ali Tareen says the pacer's decline in pace and performance may be attributed to a botched surgery he underwent.
The Indian pace spearhead returned with 32 wickets from the five Tests in Australia, finishing as the Player of the Series.
Regardless of the circumstances in which Australia ended their decade-long separation from the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, ...
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The rating of Sydney’s controversial Test pitch as “satisfactory” has opened the door for more hellfire decks and fast ...
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