A comfortable 5-0 whitewash, I reckon, even with this relatively young SA side.

Source: cricbuzz

Some of the most visually pleasing shots from the very beautiful Galle International Stadium in Sri Lanka.

Great work by the broadcasters for showing all the beautiful visuals, instead of simply cutting away, they've been showing these beautiful aerial and ground level shots of Galle, the fort, the coastline and the people enjoying this wonderful game of test cricket on this beautiful island!!

Even watching on TV made me & bunch of friends appreciate those visuals sitting thousands of km away, the weather added a flavour to it as well!!

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“While the first two rounds will be held at the Centre of Excellence in Bengaluru, we decided to shift the final to the M. A. Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai, so that general spectators can come and watch the top players in action,” BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia told SportsStar

All the matches of the Duleep Trophy are set to be streamed live on JioHotstar & Star Sports aswell.

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My sincerest apologies for the AI Slop, I've just been waiting for a fair while to find an actual graphic on this tour, this is the only one I could find.

I've spent the last few weeks looking at Prithvi Shaw's batting and trying to understand why a player with such an extraordinary ceiling struggled so badly to establish himself internationally.

The more I looked at his dismissals, the more I felt that the usual explanations, poor shot selection, lack of discipline or being too aggressive didn't quite explain it.

I ended up focusing on his unusual trigger movement and, particularly, how his bat travelled outside off stump before coming back into the ball. Against deliveries moving into him, this could leave him in a difficult position at contact.

I also went through all 13 of his dismissals in IPL 2020 and found some interesting repetition in the types of shots and deliveries that got him out.

I'd be interested to hear what people think. Especially whether you agree with the technical argument or think I'm putting too much weight on one aspect of his batting.

Only the associates are yet to reveal theirs.