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The decisions of the two relatively new captains in the ongoing Ashes series have given rise to intense debates.

West Indies announce 13-player squad for 2nd Test vs India, including uncapped spinner Kevin Sinclair. Majority of squad from 1st Test retained, with Reifer replaced by Sinclair. Sinclair provides Brathwaite with another bowling option, having featured in 7 ODIs & 6 T20Is. Reserves: Imlach, Jordan.

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R. Ashwin, India's best bowler in the last WTC cycle, was benched for the title clash. Despite the setback, he bounced back with a match-winning spell of 12/131 in the opening Test of the new WTC cycle, proving his hunger and passion for the game. He is now just one…

Pakistan's Shakeel/Salman rescue innings from precarious 101-5, de Silva's 122 bolsters SL to 312. Shakeel/Salman's 120-run stand steadies Pak, de Silva's 50th Test ton helps SL to respectable total.

The oldest Ashes bowling unit since 1928 will take the field for England in their must-win Test at Old Trafford this week

The hosts are set to roll out the oldest pace attack in Ashes cricket since the Australian class of 1928.

Warne took 708 Test wickets before moving into commentary.

Ravichandran Ashwin explained his thought process behind his deliveries after a successful first Test against West Indies. He utilised the extra bounce and spin to make it difficult for the batters to read his variations. He ended with 12/131, his best away from home.

Jimmy Anderson is expected to win a recall this week as England head into their must-win fourth Ashes Test on his home ground of Old Trafford

Ravichandran Ashwin surpassed Harbhajan Singh to become India's 2nd highest wicket-taker in international cricket. He achieved this feat in the 1st Test of the series against West Indies in Dominica, taking 12/131.