India-England 4th Test match at Ahmadabad (24-28 February)—a ‘quelque chose de louche’, the English Cricket Board must investigate England’s dismal batting performance. Despite being one of the top cricketing sides England scored in both innings paltry 193 runs/20 wickets—less than 9 runs/innings for each batsman. For more from the author, visit. Govt fully believes in freedom of expression: Shibli Edwards First Female President of England’s Cricketers Union Thousands rally in Armenia after PM warns of ‘coup attempt’ Coronavirus: Latest global developments The central contract-holding batting performers—Joe Root, Johny Bairstow, Zack Crawly, Ben Stokes, Dom Sibley, Ollie Pope—all were bamboozled against the Indian spinsters, Axar Patel and Ravichandran Ashwin. Spooky, isn’t it? Are the English cricketers too selfish to earn more money by playing the Indian Premier League starting from 11 April? They can’t afford any friction with their Indian comrades playing IPL with them—and paying hefty amounts to the ‘auctioned’ English cricketers. Former US Olympics gymnastics coach charged with sexual abuse US Hails Indo-Pakistan Agreement to Observe Ceasefire at LoC A day before the start of Ahmadabad Test match—both Ravi Shastri and Virat Kohli ensured Home Minister Amit Shah that India would win the Ahmadabad Test and dedicate the victory … Continue reading India-England Test match at Ahmadabad — a ‘quelque chose de louche’