B Sai Sudharsan finds it "surreal" to be included in India's test squad for the team's tour of England next month and is ready to bat anywhere in the line-up, the 23-year-old said.

Shubman Gill expressed his emotions about being named India's new Test captain, calling the moment both humbling and significant.

Shreyas Iyer, who has been overlooked by the selectors for the upcoming five-match Test series in England, has not represented India in the red-ball format since the home series comprising as many matches against the same team last year.

Having last played in 2017, Nair was dropped from the team soon after becoming the second triple centurion in Tests from India

As Shubman Gill takes over the reins of India's Test team ahead of the highly anticipated series against England, former cricketer Yograj Singh has praised the people behind the young captain's journey,

Rocky Flintoff, the 17-year-old son of England great Andrew Flintoff, has been selected in the England Lions team for two four-day matches against India 'A'. The games begin on May 30 and will act as a warm-up for India's forthcoming five-Test series in England later this summer.

Shubman Gill was named as India’s new test skipper on Saturday to lead the team on its five-test tour of England starting June 20. The 25-year-old batter takes over from Rohit Sharma, who announced his retirement from test cricket this month followed by batting great Virat Kohli doing the same.

On Saturday, Shubman Gill was named the new captain of India’s Test team. And even though his family didn’t leave the confines of their home, there is chatter, excitement and pride at every corner of the quaint village, roughly 16km away from the India-Pakistan border.

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