India Test Show & Global Surprises, Associate Nations Shine, and Exciting Changes Ahead
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1. India Proves Why They’re a Test Powerhouse
Young stars are taking over
India’s cricket team is on a roll in the 2025 Test season. After a strong performance against England, they’ve proved they don’t need to rely only on senior players.
Yashasvi Jaiswal is scoring runs with great confidence.
Shubman Gill, leading the team in absence of seniors, looks calm and focused.
India won the 2nd Test against England by a huge margin of 336 runs, showing their total dominance.
Solid team effort
India’s batting, bowling, and fielding all looked sharp. The win pushed them to 4th position in the ICC World Test Championship table.
2. Akash Deep: India’s New Bowling Hero
Dream debut performance
Fast bowler Akash Deep made a memorable Test debut. He took 10 wickets in one match, troubling even experienced English batters.
He bowled with speed and swing.
He maintained control and didn’t give away easy runs.
Fans are already calling him the next big Indian pacer.
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3. Shubman Gill’s Captaincy Wins Hearts
Youngest Indian to win a Test abroad
Shubman Gill, at just 25 years old, became the youngest Indian captain to win a Test outside India.
He showed leadership under pressure.
Took smart decisions during the match.
Handled young players well and kept the dressing room calm.
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4. Bumrah Returns for 3rd Test at Lord’s
India’s pace attack gets stronger
Good news for Indian fans — Jasprit Bumrah is fit and ready for the next Test at Lord’s in England.
Bumrah’s return boosts India’s bowling lineup.
His experience in England will be a big advantage.
He took a 5-wicket haul at Lord’s back in 2021.
5. England’s “Bazball” Fails in Indian Conditions
Aggression without results
England’s attacking style, known as “Bazball”, is not working on Indian pitches.
Their batters are losing wickets while trying to attack too early.
Indian bowlers are using spin and reverse swing perfectly.
Experts say England must adapt if they want to win in Asia.
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6. Associate Nations Making Headlines
Cricket is growing globally
Teams like USA, Nepal, and Namibia are performing well in international matches.
USA beat Ireland in a T20 match — a major upset.
Nepal won back-to-back series and continues to improve.
Namibia recently beat Sri Lanka in a T20 match.
These teams are no longer pushovers and could qualify for big ICC events soon.
Ind vs Eng 2nd Test 2025 Gill Twin Centuries Shine in Edgbaston
7. Women’s Cricket Growing Strong in India
Record crowds and great performances
The recent India vs South Africa women’s series saw big crowds in stadiums. Over 40,000 fans attended one of the matches in Mumbai.
Smriti Mandhana, Richa Ghosh, and others are playing top-quality cricket.
The Women’s Premier League (WPL) is expected to return with double energy this year.
Women’s cricket is now getting the respect it truly deserves.
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8. Cricket Viewership Breaks Records
Fans love watching from everywhere
Streaming platforms like JioCinema and Hotstar saw more than 1.2 billion minutes of cricket watched during just one week of the India-England Test series.
People are watching on phones, laptops, and even smart TVs.
Fantasy leagues and cricket memes are keeping fans hooked.
Cricket has become daily entertainment, not just a weekend game.
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9. New ICC Rules Being Tested
Big changes may come to T20 cricket
The ICC is testing a new rule — Free Hit for LBW dismissals in white-ball cricket.
It’s meant to make the game more fun for batters.
But many bowlers and fans think it’s unfair.
The rule is still under testing and not yet approved officially.
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10. What’s Next for Indian Cricket?
Key players to watch
Gill – looking solid as a leader and batter.
Akash Deep – exciting pace option.
Bumrah – returning to action.
Jaiswal – growing into a match-winner.
With senior players like Kohli and Rohit missing, the next few matches will tell us a lot about the future of Indian cricket.
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Conclusion: Cricket’s Future Looks Bright and Bold
From India’s strong home wins to rising stars and associate nations performing well, cricket is changing fast — and for the better.
Young talent is shining.
New countries are challenging top teams.
Women’s cricket is finally getting its due.
