Cricket - India reign at home again, England grapple with 'Bazball' doubts


From left: India's Sarfaraz Khan, Dhruv Jurel and Yashasvi Jaiswal pose with the series trophy after winning the fifth and last Test cricket match between India and England at the Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Stadium in Dharamsala on March 9, 2024. - AFP

DHARAMSALA, India (Reuters): India maintained their aura of invincibility at home after completing a 4-1 series triumph against England on Saturday, and the ease of their final win may well subject the visitors' much-hyped "Bazball" approach to fresh scrutiny.

Rohit Sharma and his men had clinched the series in the four Ranchi but did not take their foot off the pedal in Dharamsala, where they routed England inside three days.

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!
India , Test Cricket , Thrash , England , Big Victory

Next In Aseanplus News

Three more suspended in HRD Corp governance reset
Probe underway after 72 tigers die at Chiang Mai, Thailand's tiger parks
Penang's esplanade seawall, promenade project wins Unesco heritage award
Duterte at International Criminal Court: How he ended up accused of murder in international tribunal
Malaysia weighs Impact of US tariff ruling, says Johari
Opinion - ‘I dream he is looking for his phone’: Cambodian mother recalls how Thai shell killed her 13-year-old son
Chinese national feared drowned in Langkawi
Two giant pandas debut at Urumqi Water Park Zoo in Northwest China
Comment - What skills will Japanese PM Takaichi need in her ‘Era of Dominance’?
Trump meets Vietnam leader To Lam, vows to remove Hanoi from restricted lists

Others Also Read