Former Team India cricketer Mohammad Kaif feels that Team India will soon line up without the likes of its lead pacer Jasprit Bumrah. Bumrah`s pace has dropped from 140 kph to 130-135 kph in the ongoing fourth Test match against England.

Mohammed Kaif has made a startling prediction about Jasprit Bumrah that may baffle many. According to the former India cricketer, Bumrah ‘may quit Test cricket’ in the coming times’

England captain Ben Stokes shone with the bat in his team's first innings of the ongoing fourth Test against India.

Former Indian cricketer Mohammad Kaif has sparked debate in the cricketing world by suggesting that pace spearhead Jasprit Bumrah may be nearing the end of his Test cricket career. Citing ongoing physical challenges and a visible dip in pace during the ongoing Manchester Test against England,

England travel to Australia for The Ashes having deployed a more pragmatic approach in their summer series against India

In Test cricket, injured batters are not permitted to have another player as a runner. The rule is stated in condition 25.5 of the International Cricket Council's Men's Test Playing Conditions. A batter is permitted to retire as not out due to injury, illness or any other unavoidable cause and is allowed to resume their innings.

In the Manchester Test match against England, Team India is steadily falling behind with each session. First, Joe Root, and then Ben Stokes, scored centuries for England, worsening the situation for the Indian side.

Rahul, who had looked more secure than Jaiswal, nevertheless departed before him, caught by Zak Crawley at slip. Instead, Jaiswal was the opener who made the half-century, passing 1,000 Test runs against England in the process. Joe Root has the record number of runs between these countries but Jaiswal looks the young pretender.