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  • Rohit Sharma passes fitness test, likely to leave for Australia

    Indian batsman Rohit Sharma passed the fitness test on Friday before the four-Test series against Australia starting on 17 December. Rohit passed the test at Bangalore’s National Cricket Academy (NCA).

    During the Indian Premier League, Rohit had a hamstring injury that prevented him from being part of the limited-overs squad during the tour of Australia. Due to isolation rules in Australia due to Corona virus, he will not be available for the first two Tests but he can be a part of the team in the last two Tests.

    There are reports that Rohit will leave for Australia on December 14, after which he will be in isolation. He can be allowed to train and he can be seen playing in the third and fourth Test matches.

    A senior source of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) said on condition of confidentiality, “Rohit has passed the fitness test and he will be flying to Australia soon.” She goes. He has so far played 32 Tests in addition to playing 224 ODIs, 108 T20 Internationals.

  • Rohit Sharma passes fitness test, but doubt about playing Test series against Australia

    Team India’s opener Rohit Sharma has passed the fitness test at the National Cricket Academy. Rohit Sharma will now leave for Australia on 12 December. Rohit Sharma, however, is not clear on how many Tests he will play for Team India. Rohit Sharma was working on his fitness at the National Cricket Academy for the last 20 days. Earlier on November 20, Rohit Sharma passed the fitness test at NCA.

    According to reports, Rohit Sharma has passed the fitness test this morning. However, Rohit Sharma still will not be able to play all four Test matches against Australia. Quarantine has very strict rules in Australia. Rohit Shamaz will have to remain quarantined for 14 days after reaching Australia. In such a situation, Rohit Shamaz may be available for the last two tests. The third Test match between India and Australia is to be played from 9 January.

    Significantly, for the last nearly two months, Rohit Sharma’s injury was the subject of controversy. Rohit Sharma was a victim of hemorrhaging injury while playing in IPL. Rohit Sharma, however, was later seen playing in playoff matches.

  • 11 most fit players in Test series: Virat Kohli

    Indian captain Virat Kohli has said that the gap found after the T20 series is necessary for the players and the 11 most fit players in the Test series will be fielded. India and Australia have had ODIs and T20s so far and the four-Test series between the two teams will start from December 17 with a pink ball day-night match in Adelaide. India lost the ODI series 1-2 but came back to win the T20 series 2-1. In the press conference held after the third T20 match, Virat said that in the Test series, we have to field our 11 best fit players and in this way, the gap found after the T20 series is necessary for the players.

    He said, “There is enough time for only the players who play Test matches and like me the work load management becomes very important for the players playing in all three formats as we have played six matches in a month. It is very important for fast bowlers like Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammed Shami to manage their fitness in these conditions. “

    The captain said, “All of us should play at a certain level before landing in the first Test match, but it is more important that you are physically fit because in five days of the game we will have any kind of pain Cannot afford to have a related complaint. ”

    Virat said, “It is our priority to keep fit as many of our main players. After playing for so many years, the level of your game definitely reaches a level, but at this time the most important is your fitness where we have played so many matches at such a short interval. We need 11 most fit players to start a Test match. “

    India A have played a three-day match with Australia A to prepare for the Test series, which was a draw, while the Indian team has a three-day warm-up match against Australia A with a pink ball to prepare for the first day-night Test in Sydney from 11 December. Will be played in

  • Oraimon launches new fitness band, will get 20 days battery life

    Oraimo has launched its new fitness band in the Indian market. The company claims that 360 degree fitness tracking experience will be provided from this fitness band in workout position or stationary position. The band is rated IP67 for water splashes, dust resistant.

    The company says that the band will act like your private coach, which will provide accurate workout records such as heartbeat, durations, calories and distance. Apart from this, 8 different training modes are supported in the band, which includes skipping, running, cycling.

    For connectivity, it has support of Bluetooth 5.0. The band has an 85 mAh battery, which keeps the device active for 20 hours. The band offers a 0.96-inch HD display and is priced at Rs 1449.

  • Here are the winners of Google’s Best of Play awards for 2020

    Google may not be doing a YouTube Rewind, which is understandable considering the year that we just had. But that doesn’t mean Google is completely forgoing its end-of-year customs, with the company announcing the winners of its Google Play Best of Awards

    The awards celebrate the year’s most loved and trending apps, games, movies, and books. Categories including everything from best game to best everyday essentials apps featured stiff competition. There’s a lot to celebrate — and, as you might have guessed, streaming was a big winner, as were fitness and mindfulness apps.

  • Mohammad Shami Lauded On Twitter For Fitness And Discipline During 1st ODI Powerplay

    Australia and India are playing the first of the three-match ODI series at the Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG). Having won the toss, Aaron Finch decided that the hosts would bat first. India chose to go with four specialist bowlers and two bowlers in the form of Hardik Pandya and Ravindra Jadeja while Mayank Agarwal grabbed the opener’s spot in place of the injured Rohit Sharma.

    Mohammad Shami and Jasprit Bumrah started the proceedings for India and both were on the money from the word go as they bowled at good lines and lengths. Shami, in particular, was extremely tidy in the first two overs as he gave away just two runs in his first twelve balls. Bumrah was a tad expensive, however, he ensured that the Australian openers didn’t get any freebies.

    Shami gave away 12 runs in his first spell of three overs. The right-arm speedster returned to bowl his fourth and the final over of the powerplay and once away he was economical, giving away just a solitary run. In his first four overs, Shami gave away just 13 runs as Australia finished the powerplay at 51/0.

    Meanwhile, Australian openers were going strong with both Aaron Finch and David Warner scoring runs easily. At the time of publishing this article, Australia reached 84/0 at the end of 17 overs. India will be eager to get the first breakthrough and put a brake on the scoring rate.

  • Rohit Sharma and Ishant Sharma may be out from Australia tour: Report

    Confusion remains about the play of the batting batsman Rohit Sharma and fast bowler Ishant Sharma in the Test series against Australia. Both of them were included in the last three Tests against the Kagaru team, but both players are in rehab at the National Cricket Academy in Bangalore. The medical team of NCA is monitoring them.

    Rohit and Ishant’s fitness state was discussed with the NCA team in a recent meeting. There is not much improvement in fitness of both. Informed team management, selectors and BCI have been informally informed about this. It will also be a big shock because Virat Kohli will return home after the first Test under Paternity Leave.

    Earlier, India’s head coach Ravi Shastri had expressed apprehension about Rohit Sharma and Ishant Sharma participating in the upcoming Test series. He had said that if he wants to play Test, he will have to reach Australia in the next few days. Both Rohit (left hamstring) and Ishant (side strain) are on rehabilitation at the National Cricket Academy (NCA) due to a muscle strain. The Cricket Board of India (BCCI), however, has not yet given the date of his departure to Australia.

    If both of them had left India on Monday, they would have been able to participate in the practice match to be played between Australia-A from December 6 to 8, given the 14-day mandatory quarantine in Australia, but it does not appear to be happening now.

  • Great performance in IPL reduces pressure: Mohammed Shami

    Indian fast bowler Mohammed Shami believes that the great performance in IPL 2020 has worked pressure on him and it will help him to prepare for the upcoming Australia series. Shami took 20 wickets in the Indian Premier League (IPL), playing for Kings XI Punjab, including saving five runs in the double super over played against Mumbai Indians. Shami told BCCI TV on Saturday, “My performance in IPL has boosted my confidence. The biggest advantage of this is that I can now prepare for the upcoming series without any pressure.

    There is no pressure on me. I have worked very hard on my bowling and fitness during lockdown. I am very comfortable right now. “He said,” This tour will last a long time. It will start with white-ball cricket, after which test matches will be played with pink and then red ball. My focus has always been on red ball cricket and I am working on my length and seam movement. Once you start putting the ball in the right place, then you start doing well in every kind of format. “

    Indian fast bowlers have taken the most wickets in Test cricket since 2018. Indian bowlers have taken 292 wickets in 24 matches at an average of 21.33. During this period, the bowlers have taken five wickets in 15 innings, which is the highest for any one country. Jasprit Bumrah (68), Mohammad Shami (61) and Ishant Sharma (53) are the highest wicket-takers in the last two years on foreign soil. They are followed by Pat Kanimas (51) and Mohammad Abbas (48).

  • Rohit Sharma Begins Fitness Training for Australia Tour in NCA

    India batsman Rohit Sharma has begun his fitness training at the National Cricket Academy on Thursday, PTI reported. Other than Rohit, India’s Test squad will be eagerly waiting on the news of fast bowler Ishant Sharma’s fitness.

    On Wednesday, senior pacer Ishant Sharma, who is also doing his injury rehab at the NCA, bowled full tilt under the supervision of chief selector Sunil Joshi and NCA head Rahul Dravid.

    Rohit is not part of India’s limited overs squad for the Australia tour and selectors included him in the revised Test squad after he played two IPL games for Mumbai Indians besides the final. Though Rohit said he was absolutely fine, the BCCI felt he needed more time to recover from his hamstring injury he had suffered during the IPL, triggering a massive debate over his fitness status.

    Rohit had also scored a fluent 68 in the IPL final which his team won by a handsome margin.

    Rohit’s fitness has become even more crucial since regular skipper Virat Kohli won’t be available after the first Test in Australia as his wife Anushka Sharma is expecting.

    Both Ishant and Rohit will fly to Australia together and undergo a 14-day quarantine before joining the team.

     Virat Kohli (c) (first Test only), Ajinkya Rahane (vice-captain), Rohit Sharma, Mayank Agarwal, Prithvi Shaw, KL Rahul, Cheteshwar Pujara, Hanuma Vihari, Shubman Gill, Wriddhiman Saha (wk), Rishabh Pant (wk), Jasprit Bumrah, Mohammed Shami, Umesh Yadav, Navdeep Saini, Kuldeep Yadav, Ravindra Jadeja, Ravichandran Ashwin, Mohammed SirajRead Full Article