India ODI squad to assemble in Thiruvananthapuram by Thursday
India's ODI squad will assemble in Thiruvananthapuram by Thursday ahead of the three-match series against West Indies starting on September 27.
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India's ODI squad will assemble in Thiruvananthapuram by Thursday ahead of the three-match series against West Indies starting on September 27.
Bumrah is rested and Sooryavanshi remains on the bench as India name a changed XI for the five-over match.
India may rest key players for the final two ODIs in New Zealand because the first Test begins just four days later, a report says.
Agarkar preferred Gaikwad for Ireland captaincy; BCCI backed Bumrah instead.
Compressed schedule leads to rested stars and split coaching staff for final New Zealand ODIs.
Harshit Rana will miss India's T20I series against Afghanistan after failing to recover from a hamstring injury.
Bumrah sits out the West Indies series as Mayank Yadav and Prince Yadav earn maiden selections.
Abhishek Sharma's 82 and Arshdeep Singh's three wickets gave India a seven-wicket win and a 1-0 lead in the three-match series.
Abhishek Sharma's 82 guided India to a seven-wicket victory as they chased down 157 against Afghanistan in 13.4 overs.
Bumrah bowled in the nets while Harshit Rana was replaced by Yash Thakur after suffering a thigh strain.
Harshit Rana was ruled out with a thigh strain; Yash Thakur replaced him in the squad for Afghanistan T20Is and Asian Games.
Jasprit Bumrah cleared for Afghanistan T20Is after recovering from left-knee injury that sidelined him since July.
Sundar and Reddy cleared fitness tests and will rejoin the squad; Bumrah status still under review ahead of the Afghanistan T20I series.
Sunil Gavaskar says Asian Games selection would give Bumrah useful match practice before New Zealand tour.
Abhinav Mukund warned that selectors must weigh Bumrah's fitness against India's requirement for a specialist death bowler in ODIs.
Abhinav Mukund said selectors face difficult choices over Bumrah's availability for the Afghanistan T20I series.
Bumrah is being protected while Shami is being tested for durability, turning selection into a workload chess game.
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