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DHARAMSHALA: India's head coach Rahul Dravid has urged that the BCCI's new Test incentive scheme should not be viewed as a mere sop to attract the best players and safeguard the format's future.

NEW DELHI: Team India's head coach, Rahul Dravid, has expressed his appreciation for the 'Test Cricket Incentive Scheme' introduced by the BCCI, characterising it as a commendable reward for participating in the toughest format of the game.

Ajinkya Rahane values local, low-profile coaches in domestic cricket, emphasizing their ability to bring out the best in players.

Mumbai vs Vidarbha in the Ranji Trophy final: A clash of similarities and differences in domestic cricket history.

MUMBAI: India's Test cap has just been made more valuable. Finally realizing that playing Test cricket needed to be incentivised in the age of the financially lucrative IPL, the BCCI has ensured that those playing Tests for India also become crorepatis.

BCCI increases Test match fee to ₹45 lakh for players appearing in at least seven games per season.

NEW DELHI: The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) unveiled a new reward scheme on Saturday aimed at promoting Test cricket and providing financial incentives to Indian cricketers.

MUMBAI: In May last year, when the Mumbai Cricket Association appointed Omkar Salvi as their head coach for the 2023-24 domestic season, not many were convinced about the decision. Historically, the Mumbai team, which includes a chunk of players who are either playing for India or pushing for a place…

NEW DELHI: Devdutt Padikkal dazzled with a composed half-century in India's first innings of the fifth and final Test against England at the scenic Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Stadium in Dharamsala. Padikkal's 65-run innings not only bolstered India's lead but also showcased his immense talent on the international stage.

NEW DELHI: As James Anderson became the first fast bowler to take 700 Test wickets, tributes and congratulatory messages poured in from former cricketers.

NEW DELHI: James Anderson, England's legendary fast bowler, etched his name in cricketing history by becoming the first paceman to claim 700 Test wickets during the fifth Test against India in Dharamsala.