India lost to Ireland by 34 runs in Shreyas Iyer's T20I captaincy debut, with Iyer's bowling strategy, including persistent use of Prasidh Krishna and late introduction of Washington Sundar, facing criticism from Aakash Chopra.
Prasidh Krishna conceded 27 runs in an over, the most by an Indian against Ireland in T20Is, and set a record for most runs conceded in successive T20Is (125). Ireland posted 182/9 despite an early collapse, thanks to a middle-order fightback.
Former India bowler Dodda Ganesh questioned the decision to rest KL Rahul for the final ODI against Afghanistan, stating the wicketkeeper-batter had faced only 20 balls in the series. Ishan Kishan kept wickets in Rahul's absence.
India's struggle to take wickets in the middle overs (20-35) is a concern for the 2027 ODI World Cup. Captain Shubman Gill believes tall fast bowlers like Prasidh Krishna and Harshit Rana can provide breakthroughs, even on unresponsive pitches, as the team explores alternatives to wrist spin.
Yashasvi Jaiswal scored an unbeaten 110, becoming the fastest Indian to reach two ODI centuries in his sixth innings. India comfortably chased down Afghanistan's 218 by nine wickets in the third ODI, completing a 3-0 series sweep.
Yashasvi Jaiswal scored an unbeaten 110 and Rohit Sharma made 79 as India chased down 219 with ease, winning by nine wickets. Prasidh Krishna took 5 wickets earlier.
India achieved a record 23 runs in the opening over of their ODI chase against Afghanistan in Chennai. This was aided by Afghanistan being penalized five runs for pitch infringements. Yashasvi Jaiswal was instrumental in the scoring spree.
India's innings against Afghanistan began with a 5/0 score due to a five-run penalty awarded to India. Afghanistan captain Hashmatullah Shahidi was penalized for repeatedly running on the protected area of the pitch.
Prasidh Krishna took a career-best 5 wickets for 23 runs, becoming the first Indian bowler with a five-wicket haul at the Chennai venue in an ODI. His spell rocked Afghanistan early, but captain Hashmatullah Shahidi scored a maiden century (102) to help them reach 218.
Prasidh Krishna took his maiden ODI five-wicket haul to bowl out Afghanistan for 218 in Chennai. Despite Hashmatullah Shahidi's gritty maiden ODI ton, hampered by cramps, India is pleased heading into the break.
Prasidh Krishna and Rohit Sharma achieved a rare ODI feat as India dismissed Afghanistan's top three batters in the third ODI. Krishna took all three wickets, with Sharma completing all catches at first slip, marking a unique record in India's ODI history.
Mohammed Siraj ruled out of India's T20I series against Ireland and England for workload management; Prasidh Krishna replaces him.
Mohammed Siraj is out of India's T20I tours of Ireland and England for workload management, replaced by Prasidh Krishna, as the team prepares for upcoming ICC events under new captain Shreyas Iyer.
India intensifies training for the one-off Test against Afghanistan, with Mohammed Siraj bowling at full intensity and Shubman Gill practicing. Pacers impress, while spinners Harsh Dubey and Manav Suthar are assessed. Mayank Yadav focuses on fitness.
Dinesh Karthik hailed Bhuvneshwar Kumar as India's best T20 bowler after Jasprit Bumrah, a sentiment echoed by RCB coach Andy Flower. Kumar's performance in the last two IPL seasons, with 45 wickets, was crucial to RCB's success.
Gujarat Titans' Prasidh Krishna discusses the team's bowling-centric resurgence in IPL 2026, highlighting their disciplined attack and evolving individual skills, particularly his own slower bouncer.
Gujarat Titans have built a dominant bowling attack in IPL 2026, focusing on discipline and hard lengths rather than variations. Prasidh Krishna highlights the team's belief and evolving strategies, with Rabada and Siraj leading powerplay success, and Holder and Khan strengthening other phases.
Gujarat Titans' bowling attack has become a dominant force in IPL 2026, with Prasidh Krishna highlighting the team's disciplined approach and focus on hard lengths. The resurgence, driven by Rabada and Siraj in the powerplay and supported by Holder and Khan, has propelled GT towards a top-two finish.
Gujarat Titans' bowling attack has become a formidable force in IPL 2026, with Prasidh Krishna highlighting the team's disciplined approach and focus on hard lengths. The partnership of Rabada and Siraj has been key in the powerplay, while Holder and Prasidh control the middle overs, leading to a strong resurgence for the team.
Gujarat Titans' Prasidh Krishna discusses the team's bowling-centric resurgence in IPL 2026. He highlights the disciplined attack, particularly the Rabada-Siraj powerplay dominance and his own evolving slower bouncer.
Gujarat Titans' Prasidh Krishna discusses the team's bowling-centric resurgence in IPL 2026, highlighting their disciplined attack and evolving individual skills.
Gujarat Titans won the toss and elected to bowl first against Royal Challengers Bengaluru in a crucial IPL 2026 encounter. Both teams opted for unchanged playing XIs, with GT skipper Shubman Gill emphasising the importance of their home fixtures. RCB captain Rajat Patidar expressed confidence in his team's batting prowess despite being put in to bat.
Mumbai Indians, struggling at the bottom of IPL 2026, face a resurgent Gujarat Titans. MI seeks to revive their season against GT's strong bowling attack, led by Prasidh Krishna and Rashid Khan. Key player battles, including Shubman Gill vs. Jasprit Bumrah and Rohit Sharma vs. Kagiso Rabada, will be crucial.
