When India won the T20 World Cup in 2007 and the ODI World Cup in 2011, Gautam Gambhir was one of the standout players. The 2017 ODI World Cup, which will be hosted completely in India for the first time, has not yet had an official announcement from India regarding their provisional team.

Gambhir unveiled the lineup he believes India should use for the championship match.

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) will hold its forthcoming Annual General Meeting (AGM) on September 25 in Goa. The meeting’s agenda includes, among other things, the appointment of three new members to the Governing Council of the Indian Premier League (IPL) and a few topics related to the 2017 ODI World Cup, which will start on October 5 in Ahmedabad.

There may also be a discussion about the existing selection committee, according to reports. The committee was under a lot of strain when Chetan Sharma was in charge, but under Ajit Agarkar, the controversy that used to play a big part hasn’t been as prevalent. On the other side, Jay Shah, the secretary of the BCCI, has already informed all the parties of the meeting’s details.

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The makers of the Dukes Ball have chosen to initiate an investigation into the ball change that occurred on Day 4 of the fifth Test of The Ashes 2023 at the Oval, so the controversy doesn’t appear to be going away. Notably, the ball was replaced late on Day 4 because it had lost its shape following the bouncer from Mark Wood that smacked Australian opener Usman Khawaja in the head.
Following that, England was given a different ball by on-field umpires Joel Wilson and Kumar Dharmasena. The switch paid off handsomely for the hosts as Chris Woakes (4/50) managed to break the game’s opening stand of 135 runs and re-engage England, which ultimately contributed to their 49-run victory.
In the midst of the controversy, the International Cricket Council (ICC) issued a statement clarifying that they do not comment on the decision taken by the umpires but did reaffirm that the balls are preselected at the beginning of every match and the officials select a replacement at their own discretion. However, Dilip Jajodia, the owner of British Cricket Balls Ltd, the company that makes the Dukes ball, has stated he will look into it despite the fact that the controversy surrounding the ball is five years old.
“I don’t think they would take the chance of dropping a ball in there with a different date on it. In all honesty, the match referee should be in charge of it. We really pound that number in, so even if the gold falls off, the ball will still bear the imprint. Eliminating it wouldn’t be simple. Although it was either a 2018 or 2019 ball, I’m not saying it’s likely. Because it impacts me, I’m going to look into it myself. Jajodia was quoted by News Corp as saying, “My name is on the line.
Usman Khawaja, an Australian opener, was outspoken after the game about the modified ball’s entirely different behavior and disclosed that he had brought up the issue with the on-field umpires as well.

After dropping the first two Test matches, England fought valiantly to tie the Ashes series at two games each. Even though they were unable to win back the urn, the cricket community praised their perseverance and willingness to take on the World Test Champions Australia, who currently possess what is arguably the best bowling attack in the world.

Since Brendon McCullum took over as head coach and teamed up with captain Ben Stokes, England’s playing strategy has been like a breath of new air to the game’s most fundamental rules. Some of the strongest bowling attacks in the world have been deflated by their “Bazball” ruse. The methodical lunacy that Bazball brings with it has been witnessed by teams like New Zealand, Pakistan, and South Africa.

When Stokes’ team travels to India to play in a five-match Test series in early 2024, Nasser Hussain believes the famous Bazball technique is poised for an intriguing battle. The English hitters’ aggressive batting approach hasn’t been tried on surfaces like those that might be available during the trip, so the spin-friendly conditions in India will present a new challenge.

It is Bazball’s upcoming exam. They declared that Bazball will be used against one side before moving on to the next. After that, they travelled to Pakistan, Australia, and New Zealand. India is the next opponent, and everyone is aware that playing in India presents one of the toughest difficulties in Test match cricket, according to Nasser on The ICC Review.

Spin is up against Bazball. This matchup between Bazball and Ravi Ashwin, (Ravindra) Jadeja, and Axar Patel is going to be exciting, he continued.

After dropping the first two Test matches, England fought valiantly to tie the Ashes series at two games each. Even though they were unable to win back the urn, the cricket community praised their perseverance and willingness to take on the World Test Champions Australia, who currently possess what is arguably the best bowling attack in the world.

Since Brendon McCullum took over as head coach and teamed up with captain Ben Stokes, England’s playing strategy has been like a breath of new air to the game’s most fundamental rules. Some of the strongest bowling attacks in the world have been deflated by their “Bazball” ruse. The methodical lunacy that Bazball brings with it has been witnessed by teams like New Zealand, Pakistan, and South Africa.

When Stokes’ team travels to India to play in a five-match Test series in early 2024, Nasser Hussain believes the famous Bazball technique is poised for an intriguing battle. The English hitters’ aggressive batting approach hasn’t been tried on surfaces like those that might be available during the trip, so the spin-friendly conditions in India will present a new challenge.

It is Bazball’s upcoming exam. They declared that Bazball will be used against one side before moving on to the next. After that, they travelled to Pakistan, Australia, and New Zealand. India is the next opponent, and everyone is aware that playing in India presents one of the toughest difficulties in Test match cricket, according to Nasser on The ICC Review.

Spin is up against Bazball. This matchup between Bazball and Ravi Ashwin, (Ravindra) Jadeja, and Axar Patel is going to be exciting, he continued.

Cricket is frequently referred to be a batter’s game because the rules are slightly biased in their favor. The introduction of the decision review system (DRS) has given bowlers some relief, with LBWs occasionally falling in their favor due to the initial umpire call. A bowler still has constraints, such as no balls, wides, and a limited number of bouncers each over. DRS is a game-changer, and it frequently adds to the intensity of the game as everyone is waiting for a verdict while watching the big screen.

When a batter reaches a milestone of 50 or 100, they honor the spectators and their teammates by lifting their bat and removing their helmet, respectively. A wicket can be celebrated by the bowler as well, and frequently this adds drama to the game. Here, we take a look at 5 examples of amusing wicket celebrations by bowlers.

Recently, Ashton Agar underwent minor calf surgery, which prevented him from playing in the next T20I series against South Africa. To prepare for the ODI World Cup, which will start on October 5 in Ahmedabad, the 29-year-old, who played his last professional match five months ago, is hopeful of making his comeback in the ODI series.

Agar said that his most recent setback is unfortunate because his body was feeling strong and he was in fantastic form during the preseason camp. He continued by saying that the spinner intends to play with 100% energy in the ODI series against the Proteas because his rehabilitation is doing nicely.

It was extremely regrettable. In the preseason, I was performing excellently, and my body felt great. I feel quite healthy. and regrettably suffered a small tear in that calf. But the rehabilitation has been excellent. In Western Australia, we have excellent physiotherapists on staff, and we have been collaborating closely with them every day. At the WACA, I’ve now completed a few full-intensity sessions. Therefore, I believe I’ll be capable of giving 100% effort during an ODI, Agar told ESPNcricinfo.

Since 2021, when he stopped playing all kinds of sports, de Villiers has been spending time with his family. But he was on JioCinema’s panel of commentators for the IPL 2023, which just ended. He gave his important thoughts during the games of the tournament.

De Villiers said that Warne’s attitude and the way he carried himself made him hard to beat, and that Bumrah and Rashid’s tendency to be “in your face” made them hard to get away from.

“I think Shane Warne was the reason I went to Australia for the first time in 2006, and not just because of his skill and style. It was also his presence and the aura he gave off. And it was clear that I didn’t have much experience. I knew from the start that he was going to get out,” de Villiers told Robin Uthappa in a chat on JioCinema.

“That game seemed easy, but he was just a smart, great player, and it worked out pretty quickly. That’s my method. When it comes to playing fair, it’s not quite right. So he was going very slowly, very slowly, slider straight. I missed the straight one, and that became my weak spot for 2005, 2006, and 2007. “I would miss straight balls, especially ones that turned back a little bit,” he said, thinking back to the first time he played against Warne.

“As I got older and more experienced, I faced new challenges from bowlers like Jasprit Bumrah, who was always tough because he was so competitive and never gave up. I have a lot of love for him and the way he plays cricket. I even talked to him a few times. He fought back and caught me a few times, and I love that he is so fierce.

“Once again, Rashid Khan is hard to pick at night. He was caught a few times, but he always came back. Always right there. As he was trying to get me out with the next ball, I hit him for three sixes. And these are the types of bowlers I’ve always found hard to play against and had a lot of respect for,” he said.

Since September 2022, Bumrah hasn’t been able to play because of a back problem that keeps coming back. The pacer is getting better after having surgery at the National Cricket Academy (NCA) in Bengaluru. Bumrah is hoping to get back into the national team for the 2023 ODI World Cup, which will start in India on October 5. The Men in Blue will play their first match against Australia on Sunday, October 8, at the MA Chidambaram in Chennai. Australia has won the World Cup five times before.

Recently, Ashton Agar underwent minor calf surgery, which prevented him from playing in the next T20I series against South Africa. To prepare for the ODI World Cup, which will start on October 5 in Ahmedabad, the 29-year-old, who played his last professional match five months ago, is hopeful of making his comeback in the ODI series.

Agar said that his most recent setback is unfortunate because his body was feeling strong and he was in fantastic form during the preseason camp. He continued by saying that the spinner intends to play with 100% energy in the ODI series against the Proteas because his rehabilitation is doing nicely.

It was extremely regrettable. In the preseason, I was performing excellently, and my body felt great. I feel quite healthy. and regrettably suffered a small tear in that calf. But the rehabilitation has been excellent. In Western Australia, we have excellent physiotherapists on staff, and we have been collaborating closely with them every day. At the WACA, I’ve now completed a few full-intensity sessions. Therefore, I believe I’ll be capable of giving 100% effort during an ODI, Agar told ESPNcricinfo.