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On Day 4 of the third Test in Rajkot, Indian teenage batting phenom Yashasvi Jaiswal struck a stunning 214* (236), his second double hundred of the current series against England. The southpaw had already reached his 100 on Day 3, but he had to retire due to a pulled muscle during the celebration of the achievement. Shubman Gill was run out for 91 in the opening session, so the opening batsman picked up where he left off the day before and went back to the crease.

The 22-year-old tied the world record for the most sixes in a Test innings and broke other records on his way to his second double-hundred. During his knock, Jaiswal broke Pakistani cricket star Wasim Akram’s 28-year record by sending the ball over the ropes 12 times. Remarkably, in 1996, the captain of Pakistan at the time scored his highest Test total of 257* against Zimbabwe, while also hammering 12 maximums.

On the fourth day of the second Test match between India and England in Rajkot, the Indians are leading the latter team with a formidable target of 557 runs in the fourth inning. Yashasvi Jaiswal, Shubman Gill, and Sarfaraz Khan were the standout batsmen for the Rohit Sharma-led team, as they led England by 322 runs at the beginning of the day and took the lead far above 550.

After Sarfaraz and Jaiswal reached their individual milestones during India’s second innings, everyone was waiting for skipper Rohit Sharma to declare. In the second session, with India ahead by 536 runs, the pair even started to make their way towards the changing room following the drinks break. But in a comical move, skipper Rohit Sharma told them that we hadn’t declared yet, sending them back to bat.

Unexpectedly, Aaron Hardie’s slight calf problem has forced him to miss Australia’s T20 World Cup preparations, which has thrown a wrench in the nation’s constantly shifting white-ball lineup. The addition of Spencer Johnson to the roster after a hasty draft raises the level of uncertainty even further.

After Marcus Stoinis’s back injury claimed his life on Friday, Hardie—who had not been on the team before—was called up. But when the Western Australian all-rounder bowled on the second day of their Sheffield Shield match against Tasmania, he experienced calf tightness. He was forced to withdraw from the New Zealand series even though the initial scan revealed no serious injuries.

As a precaution, WA coach Adam Voges brought up Hardie’s condition and mentioned his tight calf. Voters expressed optimism that it would not be a major problem.

In a Ranji Trophy encounter against Gujarat on Sunday, February 18, Arjun Tendulkar, a player for Goa on the domestic circuit, achieved his highest bowling stats to date.

Arjun Tendulkar gave an excellent display with the ball against Gujarat, taking four wickets at an economy of 2.33 and giving up 49 runs in 21 overs while also hitting three maidens.

Thus far in first-class cricket, the pacer’s performances have been below average. With no victories from their six games played, Goa is currently in last place in their Ranji group. They shall keep fighting Gujarat in the hopes that things will improve for them.

On Sunday, February 18, the legendary MS Dhoni of India and the Chennai Super Kings (CSK) were selected to lead the all-time greatest Indian Premier League (IPL) squad. Interestingly, the team was established to commemorate the success of the world’s most prestigious T20 League, which debuted in 2008. On February 20, 2024, the day the T20 extravaganza’s first-ever auction took place, the IPL will celebrate its 16-year anniversary.

At the first IPL auction, Dhoni sold for an incredible USD 1.5 million to CSK, making him the most expensive player. The batsman from Ranchi, who guided CSK to a record-tying five trophies during his tenure, has subsequently written a magnificent chapter in the history of the competition and left a lasting legacy for future generations.

500 wickets for the Indian side in Test cricket is an amazing milestone achieved by veteran all-rounder Ravichandran Ashwin. Nevertheless, the 37-year-old had little time to rejoice because, on Day 3 of the Rajkot Test against England, a family issue required him to return immediately to Chennai.

On Day 4 of the match, Ashwin returned after taking care of his family. After giving up just 19 runs in his six-over session, he even claimed a wicket. His wife, Prithi, wrote a sweet statement on Instagram in response to his remarkable perseverance after he reached 500 Test wickets.

“Hindustan was not the destination of the 500 that we pursued. For Vizag, it never happened. I recently bought an enormous amount of candy and distributed it to everyone at home for $499. 500 silently arrived and departed. Until it didn’t. In the years 500–501, a lot occurred. The longest 48 hours of our lives,” Ashwin’s spouse wrote on social media.

In the current five-match series against India, England’s best hitter in Test cricket, Joe Root, has been having difficulty scoring runs. With two games remaining, Rohit Sharma and company lead the series 2-1.

They would have expected Root to be one of England’s best hitters when they got to India. During their most recent Test series visit to India in 2021, the former England captain ended up being the top run scorer. But the seasoned batter appeared to be a shadow of his former self this time. Root has amassed a pitiful average of 12.83 in six innings across the first three Test matches, with a maximum score of 29.

Root has drawn a lot of flak for making some hasty decisions that have resulted in his termination. Ben Stokes, the captain, has, nevertheless, firmly established himself in the corner of the seasoned batter, reminding everyone of his outstanding stats in the game’s longest format.