Shubman Gill secures his first Test series win as captain, leading India to a commanding 2-0 sweep against the West Indies, showcasing brilliant leadership and batting form.
India’s victory over West Indies at the Feroz Shah Kotla wasn’t just about skill, but a brilliant tactical shift forced by the pitch’s slow, flat nature.
West Indies opener John Campbell scored a historic 115 against India in Delhi—the first century by a WI opener in India in 23 years—offering a rare bright spot in a tough series for the visitors.
West Indies cricketers wore black armbands in the second Test against India in Delhi to pay tribute to Bernard Julien, a vital member of their 1975 World Cup-winning squad who recently passed away.
West Indies captain Roston Chase issues a heartfelt plea for change, acknowledging the team’s struggles on and off the field after a heavy defeat in India.
West Indies head coach Daren Sammy asserts that Caribbean players have earned fair compensation through their global success—but haven’t seen the financial benefits.