It has been a tough few months for India pacer Bhuvneshwar Kumar as he worked hard to rediscover his rhythm with the ball in hand. He was one of the best pacers in the Indian side not too long ago but injuries have hampered his career in the last couple of years. While Kumar could only manage a couple of scalps in the recent T20I series against West Indies, he bowled a match-winning penultimate over in the second game conceding just four runs and accounting for the dangerous Nicholas Pooran to win India the match.

Meanwhile, batting legend Sunil Gavaskar has come forward and said that Bhuvneshwar Kumar is a strong contender to be in the Indian squad for this year’s ICC T20 World Cup in Australia. Giving further clarification on the same, the he said that the 32-year-old has toiled hard to overcome his bad patch.

Spin legend Shane Warne has thrown his hat to become England’s next head coach. One of the finest spinners, if not the finest, to have ever stepped onto the cricket field, Warne has been in the coaching arena since a while and has mentored many prominent teams like Rajasthan Royals in the Indian Premier League and London Spirit in The Hundred.

The 52-year-old is now keen to join forces with the Three Lions, who have been struggling in Test cricket lately. Notably, England parted ways with their former head coach Chris Silverwood following the side’s humiliating 0-4 annihilation in Ashes. For the time being, former all-rounder Paul Collingwood has taken over as the interim head coach. However, ECB is yet to finalize a candidate for the full-time role.

Wriddhiman Saha has been through a lot in the week gone by. After being dropped from the Indian Test side for the upcoming homes Test series against Sri Lanka starting March four, he was already not having a fine time. However, the biggest incident of them all was not willing to get interviewed by a renowned journalist for which the veteran wicketkeeper-batter was threatened.<.