Yashasvi Jaiswal

Yashasvi Jaiswal charged toward the bowler, making visible contact with Fernando's head. The Sri Lankan players stepped in, separated the two and prevented the situation from escalating. India's batting coach Sitanshu Kotak felt Jaiswal shouldn't have gone so close and termed the incident as something that happened in the "heat of the moment".

Emotions ran high as Yashasvi Jaiswal and Asitha Fernando clashed following the dismissal of the Indian opener. Fernando's exuberant celebration sparked a fiery exchange, necessitating the intervention of the Sri Lankan captain to defuse the situation. By the end of the morning session, India found themselves at 88/2 after winning the toss, maintaining a lead of 1-0 in the two-match Test series following their previous win.

During India's prestigious 600th Test match, Yashasvi Jaiswal faced a comical run-out involving KL Rahul. A chaotic mix-up left both players at the same crease after an unexpected collision. As Jaiswal tried to backtrack, Rahul mistakenly saw this as a cue to advance. This quirky moment occurred while both were vying for essential points in the World Test Championship.

With Sri Lanka chasing 372, Dickwella and Jaiswal exchanged words during the 60th over, with Jaiswal challenging the left-hander to attack India's bowling.

KL Rahul looked set to walk back when Prabath Jayasuriya trapped him on the back pad in the 11th over. KL Rahul was not confident about taking the review and was almost walking back. But Padikkal quickly asked him to review the decision. It turned out to be a crucial call. KL Rahul looked relieved and gave Padikkal a big hug, thanking his partner for convincing him to take the review.

Yashasvi Jaiswal was batting well on 45 when Fernando dismissed him in the 17th over. The Sri Lankan pacer gave Jaiswal an animated send-off and appeared to exchange words with the batter. Jaiswal initially walked away but then turned back towards Fernando. The two players came close to each other and exchanged more words, with their helmets almost touching.

In the upcoming second Test, India strives to maintain their winning momentum. Padikkal and Pant showcased impressive performances in the previous match, while captain Gill and Jaiswal are set on enhancing their scores in Colombo. The selectors are faced with the dilemma of choosing between Kuldeep Yadav and Saransh Jain. A triumph would significantly enhance India's standing in the World Test Championship.

When Yashasvi Jaiswal walked out to bat in Galle for the first Test against Sri Lanka, he was playing the 30th Test of his career. The milestone came with an unusual record - Jaiswal has played each of his first 30 Tests at a different venue. The India opener has never played a Test at the same ground twice. His journey began in Roseau in July 2023 and, after stops across the Caribbean, South Africa, India, England and Australia, he reached his 30th Test in Galle on Saturday.

A scary moment unfolded during the first Test between India and Sri Lanka in Galle when Nishan Madushka was hit on the helmet by a KL Rahul sweep. The incident happened off the final delivery of Prabath Jayasuriya's over. Rahul went down low and played a well-timed sweep, but Madushka, stationed at short leg, was directly in the path of the shot.

The Mumbai Indians have announced Zubin Bharucha as their new Director of Performance. Bharucha comes to the franchise with extensive experience from his time at Rajasthan Royals, where he held various senior roles while nurturing young Indian talent. In his new position, he will collaborate with team leadership and cross-functional groups to enhance the franchise's player development initiatives.

Shubman Gill marked a remarkable achievement by crossing the 3,000 Test run milestone, becoming the fourth-youngest Indian cricketer to do so. This significant moment took place on the inaugural day of the second Test, as he eclipsed the record previously held by former skipper Kapil Dev. The milestone was particularly notable, considering it followed a gradual and measured start to his innings.

Ravindra Jadeja reached a remarkable milestone on Sunday by playing his 50th World Test Championship match, becoming the first Indian cricketer to achieve this feat. In the Colombo Test, India announced a change in their lineup, with Saransh Jain receiving his debut cap from Jadeja. The Indian team won the toss and opted to bat first, setting the stage for an exciting match.

Mrunal Thakur addressed dating rumours with cricketer Yashasvi Jaiswal after a viral cafe video, telling social media to stop assuming and focus on real issues instead. She was earlier linked to Dhanush, which she denied. Mrunal will next star with Huma Qureshi in the courtroom drama 'Pooja Meri Jaan' on OTT.

Jaiswal shared a set of pictures from India's training session as preparations began for the two-Test series. However, it was his caption that caught the attention of fans.

During the thrilling Test match, Sri Lankan batter Dinesh Chandimal was taken to the hospital due to an awkward fall while trying to save a boundary in India's second innings on Day 4. Despite Yashasvi Jaiswal's early dismissal, India's steady batting secured a lead of 294 runs by lunch, reinforcing their dominant stance in the match.

India aims to clinch the Test series victory over Sri Lanka in the upcoming match set to begin on August twenty-third. Anticipate wet weather as forecasts indicate possible showers and thunderstorms throughout the game. Following a dominant win by 165 runs in the first Test, both teams have revealed their lineups, heightening the stakes for this pivotal match.

Manav Suthar delivered a dazzling performance, leading India to victory over Sri Lanka by claiming a remarkable ten wickets, including a stunning five-wicket haul. Prasidh Krishna's fiery bowling in the final innings also played a crucial role as Sri Lanka's robust start crumbled on the last day. This triumph bolsters India's hopes in the ongoing World Test Championship.

Manav Suthar's second Test five-for and Devdutt Padikkal's maiden century powered India to a crushing 165-run win over Sri Lanka in in the first Test Galle. The young left-arm spinner stamped his authority on a dramatic second session, picking up three wickets in an over to wrap up Sri Lanka's second innings quickly.

Devdutt Padikkal starred for India with an impressive unbeaten score of 131, guiding the team to 288/2 at the end of day one. Yashasvi Jaiswal kicked off the innings with vigor until a run-out prematurely halted his momentum. KL Rahul, having partnered well with Padikkal, had to retire hurt on 77.

India's Test squad sees a new addition as Sarfaraz Khan steps in for the injured Sai Sudharsan ahead of the Sri Lanka series. Sudharsan is sidelined due to a toe injury. The selectors felt Sarfaraz's middle-order experience would be invaluable. After a warm-up triumph, the team gears up for the first Test match starting on August 15.