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Shubman Gill, who began the third Test between India and England in Rajkot on Day 4 at 65 off 120 balls, teamed up with nightwatcher Kuldeep Yadav to steady the batting after two early wickets, helping the team reach 196. But in the 64th over, Kuldeep’s bold move backfired when he misplayed a shot to mid-on, forcing Gill to take a chance on a single.

Ben Stokes collected the ball quickly and sent it to Tom Hartley with accuracy. After realizing his error, Gill desperately dove, but he was caught at 91 runs. He was obviously frustrated that his chance to make a century had eluded him. Gill’s excellent performance so far was overshadowed by the needless run-out, which represented a wasted opportunity.

With Matt Henry and Tim Seifert out of the three-match T20I series against Australia, New Zealand’s already injury-ravaged team has suffered even more blows. Henry has to take a little break and strengthen his hips in order to prepare for the upcoming Test series against Australia. Henry experienced hip soreness following the South Africa series.

In the meantime, Tim Seifert is sidelined due to his torn abductor during training with the Northern Districts.
Ben Sears of Wellington, a pace bowler, and Will Young of Central Districts, a batsman, have been recruited to fill the vacancy. Sears and Young are competent fill-ins, according to Black Caps coach Gary Stead, who expressed optimism about Henry and Seifert’s quick recuperation. In order to assure the team’s depth and resiliency ahead of difficult games, Stead emphasized his faith in the replacements.

Since making his debut in the Caribbean last year, Yashasvi Jaiswal has been playing Test cricket with great consistency. In the 85th over of India’s second innings in the third Test match between India and England in Rajkot on Sunday, February 18, the gifted young player smacked the illustrious James Anderson for three straight sixes.

After scoring his third century in a Test match on Day 3, Yashasvi Jaiswal had to be sidelined with a back spasm.
When he made the decision to leave the field to take care of his back problems, he was batting 104 in the second inning for India. Despite the fact that he appeared to be in good health, many were worried when he came out to bat during Shubman Gill’s wicket fall in the opening session on Day 4.

In Rajkot, India and England are playing the third Test of the series. As Sarfaraz Khan and Jaiswal were approaching a double century on Day 4, there was some confusion on the field between them. This resulted in a frustrated response from Sarfaraz and skipper Rohit Sharma in the 94th over of the innings when Jaiswal denied Sarfaraz for a second time.

In Rajkot, the third Test of the current five-match series pitted Team India against England. Both teams have everything to play for in the next few games since the series is tied, and even though both sides are playing well, the exploits of ace England batter Joe Root have gone unnoticed.

Throughout the current series, the 33-year-old has not been at his best, and the Rajkot Test was no exception. Root has only scored 70 runs in five innings, with his highest scoring total for the series being 29 runs.

On the third day of the third Test, Root tried to play a reverse scoop to Jasprit Bumrah but was caught in slips by the fielder, adding insult to injury.

Taking seven wickets in the series so far, Root has proven to be an even more potent weapon for England with the ball than he has been at the bat. Former Indian cricketer Ravi Shastri brought up the same topic during his commentary, making a lighthearted jab at Root.

One of the best batters in contemporary cricket is Joe Root. His accomplishments amply demonstrate his caliber and reliability. He is, however, experiencing a rare period of poor form during the current five-match Test series between England and India.

Joe Root was removed for eighteen in the opening innings of England’s third Test match in Rajkot by Jasprit Bumrah, who has recently shown more aggression than the previous England captain. But many were taken aback by the way the skilled batsman handed away his wicket.

Midway through a probing period, Bumrah bowled a full delivery outside off-stump. Root took the reverse-lap, a move that has yielded significant results for him in the past twelve months. But this time, he was unable to make a good connection, and Yashasvi Jaiswal caught the ball at second slip after it had left the bat.

On Sunday, February 18, at the Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium in Chattogram, veteran pacer Mustafizur Rahman was hit in the head during a training session for the Comilla Victorians.

Mustafizur Rahman was walking back to his bowling mark when he was hit on the back of the head by a drive from Comilla skipper Litton Das, according to sources.
The left-arm pacer’s head began to leak blood, and ice was provided right away. After that, he was hoisted off the ground and taken to Imperial Hospital’s emergency room where he was examined and given care.

Mustafizur Rahman was facing the ball when it struck him, according to video that has been making the rounds on social media. After the event, he was treated to right away by the players and support staff.

Because his mother needed to be hospitalized, Ravichandran Ashwin had to leave the third Test against England in Rajkot midway. Shortly after the conclusion of Day 2, he hurried back to Chennai. Even though he took his 500th wicket that same day, he was too busy attending to his family. As of right now, on Day 4 of the Rajkot Test, Ashwin became a member of the Indian team thanks to a chartered airplane organized by BCCI secretary Jay Shah, underscoring the board’s amazing gesture.

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