Wriddhaayan Bhattacharyya

Jofra Archer returns to England's red-ball squad for the second Test against India at Edgbaston in July. Strong performances from Tongue and Carse may delay his inclusion. Former English seamer Jack Brooks anticipates changes in the squad from the third Test. Karun Nair's return to Test cricket for India after eight years also discussed. Keep reading for further insights.

The Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy may introduce new seam-bowling stars in the absence of key players. Renowned coach Steffan Jones predicts seamers will excel, praising England's skill despite inexperience. He highlights Prasidh Krishna as a potential Indian standout. Injuries to pacers are blamed on inadequate training and workload management.

Former South African cricket captain and veteran administrator Dr Ali Bacher played a crucial role in post-apartheid cricket. Following South Africa's ICC World Test Championship victory, he called for more Test matches for South Africa to ensure the game's growth beyond a few major countries. Bacher praised current players like Temba Bavuma and Aiden Markram for their contributions, highlighting the importance of red-ball cricket for the nation's future success.

The highly anticipated Test series between India and England kicks off on June 20th at Headingley with new captain Shubman Gill leading India. The absence of Kohli and Sharma adds intrigue as Hoggard predicts a closely contested battle focusing on England's pacers and India's diverse bowling attack. 🏏

Jasprit Bumrah will likely miss some Tests in England to manage workload. Physiotherapists play a pivotal role in maintaining bowlers at their best. Workload management is crucial for avoiding injuries. Kaushik emphasizes the importance of recovery and training to keep players fresh and energized. Bumrah's past injuries highlight the need for careful handling. Kaushik's expertise can be beneficial in ensuring Bumrah's fitness for upcoming matches.

Navdeep Saini, once a rising star, fell out of favor in top-flight cricket. Despite being seen as an underdog against new talents, he is focused on reviving his career and staying prepared for any opportunity that may come his way. With a strong performance in the Duleep Trophy and dedication to red-ball skills, Saini is determined to outshine the competition and make a mark in the competitive world of Indian cricket.