Abhishek Sharma became the player with the most T20I appearances (53) before playing a Test or ODI for a Full Member nation, surpassing Samuel Badree. The record was set during India's loss to England in Southampton.
West Indies' Amir Jangoo, 28, scored a maiden double century in his 2nd Test, joining Brian Lara and Chris Gayle as the only West Indies batters to achieve this feat against Sri Lanka, helping the team to a 318-run lead.
Prince Yadav's dream ODI debut wicket was overturned due to a marginal no-ball call, despite claiming Rahmanullah Gurbaz's catch. India posted 402, led by Shubman Gill's 154 and Ishan Kishan's 125, before Afghanistan's chase began.
Gurnoor Brar, supported by Shubman Gill, overcame an early IPL setback to make a successful India debut, taking three wickets against Afghanistan. His journey highlights the importance of mentorship and perseverance in cricket.
Gurnoor Brar took his first international wicket with Shubman Gill catching the batsman off his bowling. Brar, who was once erratic, learned from his IPL debut and received crucial guidance from Gill, leading to his selection for the Indian team and a promising debut performance.
