India and England cricketers wore black armbands during the second Test at Edgbaston to honour late England player Wayne Larkins. India made three changes, resting Bumrah. 

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“You have the best fast bowler in the world (Jasprit Bumrah) and you make him sit out after seven days of rest,” said Shastri, while shaking his head.

India vs England 2nd Test: The players were black armband in tribute to former England cricketer Wayne Larkins, who passed away on June 28.

India made significant changes for the second Test against England, dropping Sai Sudharsan after his underwhelming debut and surprisingly excluding Kuldeep Yadav. Jasprit Bumrah is rested for workload management, leading to Akash Deep's ...more

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India's pace bowler Jasprit Bumrah is set to rejoin the team for the third Test against England. The match will be held at Lord's next week. Shubman Gill confirmed Bumrah's return. Bumrah was rested for the second Test as part of worklo ...more

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England retained their playing XI for the second Test at Edgbaston, while India made three significant changes, most notably resting pace spearhead Jasprit Bumrah. Here’s why.   

England captain Ben Stokes won the toss and opted to bowl first against India in the second Test of a five-match series at  Edgbaston Stadium in Birmingham.

England and India players wore black armbands in the second Test at Edgbaston to honor Wayne Larkins, the former England cricketer who recently passed away. Larkins, who played 13 Tests and 25 ODIs, was remembered for his elegant stroke ...more

India made three changes in the playing XI for the 2nd Test match against England