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The pink ball, however, is a recent addition to cricket. It is designed specifically for day-night Test matches. Its colour makes it easier to spot under artificial lights, unlike the red ball.

The opening day of the Adelaide Test had it all and perfectly showcased why we fell in love with Test cricket. The battle between bat and ball is what cricket ultimately boils down to, and while ...

Prithvi Shaw was once touted as the next big thing in Indian cricket. (Instagram ... He also shared a background of Shaw, revealing the latter's struggles. Also Read | Prithvi’s coach makes ...

Going by the statistics, former Pakistan pacer Shoaib Akhtar holds the record of bowling the fastest ball in cricket history when he fired a 161.3 kph (100.23 mph) delivery against England in a ...

He took three wickets in 11 balls while giving away just three runs during the spell that left Australia reeling at 91 for 6. Bumrah took his 200th wicket by dismissing the best batter of the ...

However, it was his Test debut in 2011 that marked the beginning of his domination in red-ball cricket. Critics initially questioned his place in the side, citing potential favoritism due to the ...

Skipper Abhishek Sharma equalled the record for the fastest T20 century by an Indian batter as he smashed a sensational 100 off just 28 balls for Punjab in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy (SMAT ...

India vs Australia: How pink ball is different Day-Night Tests, introduced to add a fresh flavour to cricket, have brought unique challenges, with the pink ball behaving differently under lights.

Earlier, Tom Latham won the toss and had elected to field first. Follow the live cricket scores and ball-by-ball commentary from the NZ vs ENG Test, right here. New Zealand: Tom Latham(c), Devon ...

But, in terms of pink-ball matches, it's Ashwin who has impressed the most. Ashwin has a whopping 18 wickets to his name in pink-ball matches, taking the No. 1 spot in the list of Indian bowlers.

Vaughan labelled Bumrah the ‘greatest of all time’, while Lehmann claimed the Indian pacer would've dismissed him ‘twice’ in three balls. “The Greatest of all time is doing what he does ...