2nd Test: With India under pressure, pitch takes centrestage again
PUNE: ‘Home advantage’ seems to be the rallying call ahead of the second India-New Zealand Test starting here from Thursday. Already trailing 0-1 in the three-match series, India need a win, not just in a bid to clinch the series but also to keep them in the hunt for a World Test Championship final spot.The
ISL: Bengaluru FC continue superb unbeaten run
BENGALURU: The determination of the Bengaluru FC players to succeed is on full show in this season’s Indian Super League. On Friday, 10-man BFC defended with all their might in for more than 30 minutes to hold on to their 1-0 lead and take full points against Punjab FC at the Sree Kanteerava Stadium here.It
Rohit Sharma takes full blame after India’s shocking 46-all out in Bengaluru test; Here’s what he said
SynopsisIndia faced their lowest-ever home Test total, getting bowled out for 46 runs against New Zealand. Rohit Sharma admitted to misjudging the pitch after opting to bat first. Despite the setback, he remains confident that India can make a comeback in the match.iStockIn a stunning turn of events during the first Test match at Bengaluru’s
India vs New Zealand, 1st Test: How India’s bold decision to bat first backfired in Bengaluru
India were bundled out for their third lowest total in Tests and lowest total in Tests at home. (PTI Photo)NEW DELHI: It was an overcast morning, the pitch had been under covers for a couple of days due to rain but India captain Rohit Sharma chose to bat first in what was a brave call
Orange alert in tech hub, schools shut
Representative image (PTI Photo/R Senthilkumar)BENGALURU: Moderate to heavy rain that lashed Bengaluru on Tuesday flooded at least 150 houses in various localities, caused waterlogging in several arterial roads, threw traffic out of gear, and disrupted normal daily life in Karnataka’s capital.Urban deputy commissioner G Jagadeesha has announced city’s schools will remain closed on Wednesday. Thursday
