Jurel performs bail flip after Sri Lanka draw second Test
Indian cricket team star Dhruv Jurel took the bail flip to the next level as India failed to bowl Sri Lanka out on Day 5 of the second Test match in Colombo on Thursday.
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Indian cricket team star Dhruv Jurel took the bail flip to the next level as India failed to bowl Sri Lanka out on Day 5 of the second Test match in Colombo on Thursday.
India's failure to complete victory in Colombo has damaged their World Test Championship final prospects despite winning the series 1-0.
Morne Morkel said Pant’s bruised shoulder will be monitored overnight.
Dhruv Jurel exits the Galle Test with an injury sustained while fielding at short leg during Sri Lanka's first innings.
Dhruv Jurel addressed India's strategy and pitch conditions as the Galle Test prepares to resume on day four.
India reached 460 for nine on day two in Galle, but rain and Sri Lanka's fightback on day three have delayed proceedings.
WV Raman said Rishabh Pant must be allowed to bat aggressively in Test cricket rather than being asked to change his approach to a more conventional style.
Ravichandran Ashwin said India should tell Sarfaraz Khan whether he is viewed as a sub-continent specialist so he can plan his career accordingly.
Raman urged selectors to give Pant freedom to play his aggressive brand of cricket rather than asking him to change his approach.
Murali Kartik has backed Dhruv Jurel to keep his place at No.
India stuck with Dhruv Jurel over Sarfaraz Khan in the middle order for the first Test against Sri Lanka in Galle despite the Mumbai batter's recall to the squad.
Rishabh Pant's 39 in Galle ended in controversy as India suffered a middle-order collapse on day two.
Shubman Gill will lead India in Galle after scans ruled out any fracture from two blows to his right hand.
Vaibhav Suryavanshi smashed 78 off just 26 balls. Dhruv Jurel wasn't far behind, unbeaten on 81 as they chased down 202 in 18 overs flat.
Ravi Bishnoi ripped through with 4 for 41. Tushar Deshpande held firm in the last over.
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