India bagged another win in its pocket as it beat Bangladesh by 86-run in the second T20I. The match was an interesting and attention-grabbing event with

After sealing the series in New Delhi, India will aim for an emphatic 3-0 whitewash against Bangladesh in the final T20I, with anticipation over fresh talent like Harshit Rana and Ravi Bishnoi making their mark.

The Indian team touched down in Hyderabad on Thursday, October 10 for the third and final T20I match against Bangladesh. Nitish Kumar Reddy and Tilak Varma welcomed the team to their city for the final clash.

Sanju Samson managed to score just 39 runs in the first two games and is under pressure to keep his place in India's playing XI for the third T20I against Bangladesh on Saturday. India are expected to make three changes to their team having already secured the series.

Suryakumar Yadav will play Ranji Trophy 2024-25 in a bid to force his way back into Indian TEst team.

Gautam gambhir and Indian team was praised by Basit Ali after their win over Bangladesh in second T20I in Delhi.

Pat Cummins supported and groomed Abhishek Sharma and Nitish Kumar Reddy in SRH- Basit Ali.

Riding on a string of impressive performances, Indian seamer Arshdeep Singh entered the top 10 among bowlers and was placed eighth in the ICC T20I rankings issued here on Wednesday. The left-arm seamer, who returned 3/14 in the opening T20I against Bangladesh in Gwalior last Sunday, jumped eight

Rinku Singh has opened up about his life under the Gautam Gambhir-Suryakumar Yadav regime and claimed that both the coach and captain have given the team full freedom. Rinku scored a match-winning fifty in Delhi on October 9.

Aakash Chopra feels that Nitish Kumar Reddy is being fast tracked by India to be an all-rounder who would Hardik Pandya in the team. Nitish was the star of the show in India's thumping win in the 2nd T20I.

Reddy smashed 74 runs which included four fours and seven sixes

IND vs BAN 2nd T20I: Rinku Singh revealed his love for red-ball cricket as the reason for his blistering 53 in the Delhi encounter. The Uttar Pradesh batter averages nearly 54 in first-class cricket, boasting of seven hundreds.

Rinku Singh praises coach Gambhir and captain Yadav for empowering Indian players to play freely and aggressively.