Ravichandran ashwin

In the run-up to the World Test Championship Final between India and Australia at The Oval, there was a huge debate over whether ace off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin will make it to the playing eleven or not. Ultimately, it turned out, he did not. Ashwin is currently ranked the No. 1 Test bowler in the current Also Read: The only other 2 Indian bowlers in the rankings list are pacer Jasprit Bumrah, placed 6th, and allrounder Ravindra Jadeja who is ranked 9th. Ever since making his It is also worth noting that Ashwin is currently India's Ashwin has also picked up a total of 32 fifers in his Test career, while his best figures are The spin maestro was also the highest wicket-taker in the last Border-Gavaskar Trophy, having picked up a total of 25 wickets against the Aussies. He was also named the 'player of the series' along with Ravindra Jadeja. Ashwin has also positioned himself as a reliable batter, more so in the past few years. He has scored a total of 3,129 runs in Tests, with an average of 26.97. He has also managed to score 5 centuries and 13 half-centuries. How the cricketing fraternity reacted Legendary India batter Sunil Gavaskar was left aghast over Ashwin's exclusion from an important match. "He's the No.1 ranked bowler. You don't look at the pitch for players like him. You are playing a World Test Championship Final, and you don't pick the number one bowler in Test cricket. This decision from Team India is beyond my understanding." "I would have picked him in pl...

In a rare sight both the batting team and bowling team ended up using the DRS system during a Tamil Nadu Premier League match between Dindigul Dragons and Ba11sy Trichy. During the 13th over of Trichy’s innings, bowled by R Ashwin, R Rajkumar was given out for caught behind. The batsman immediately asked for a review of the decision and the third umpire overruled it as the bat touched the ground when the ball passed it. And as soon as the decision was reversed, Ashwin called for another review and was engaged in an animated conversation with the onfield umpires suggesting that the spike was not just because of the bat hitting the ground, but also because of the ball coming in contact with it. The third umpire, though, stuck to the decision. Earlier, Ashwin showed what India missed in the World Test Championship final when he snapped up the wicket of Trichy’s Daryl Ferrario in just his second delivery of the match. Earlier on Wednesday, Ashwin retained his number 1 spot in the ICC Test bowlers’ rankings despite not getting selected in the World Test Championship final against Australia. India would go on to lose the match by 209 runs and experts would slam the Indian team management for not starting the veteran spinner.

Ravichandran Ashwin Surpasses Harbhajan Singh To Become India's 3rd-Highest Wicket-Taker In Tests Ravichandran Ashwin on Monday became India's third-highest all-time wicket-taker in Test cricket, surpassing veteran off-spinner Harbhajan Singh in the elite list. • • Updated: November 29, 2021 02:06 PM IST In the first innings, Ashwin had taken three wickets to take his tally of wickets to 416. In the second innings, he dismissed Kiwi openers Will Young just ahead of stumps on Day four, before castling Latham in the second session of the final day. Only Anil Kumble and Kapil Dev have taken more wickets for India in the whites than Ashwin (418). Kumble, the legendary leg-spinner, had registered 619 scalps in 132 Tests while the former Indian skipper, Kapil Dev, had scalped 434 wickets in 131 appearances. After declaring their second innings on 234/7, India have handed New Zealand a stiff target of 284 runs in the first Test. The Kiwis were 79/1 at Lunch on Day five before Umesh Yadav gave India the much-needed breakthrough on the first ball of the second session. Listen to the Ashwin then got the better of Latham to put the visitors three down. With just over two hours of play left, it will be interesting to see whether the Indian bowlers can work their magic. Intially, India had scored 345 in the first innings before Axar Patel's five-for saw the Kiwis being bowled out for 296, trailing India by 49 runs.

Image Source : TWITTER Ravichandran Ashwin in TNPL 2023 Auction Ravichandran Ashwin is set to play in the Tamil Nadu Premier League 2023 (TNPL) for Dindigul Dragons. The legendary Indian spinner failed to make India's playing XI in the recent ICC World Test Championship 2023 final (WTC) and returns to domestic T20 franchise cricket. Ashwin, 36, has been India's premier spinner across formats for the last decade and tops the ICC Test bowling rankings. He was India's leading wicket-taker in WTC Cycle 2021-23 so his absence from India's eleven for the final came a big shock for the fans. The former cricketers raised their voices at Indian team management for leaving out Ashwin as India lost the summit clash against Australia by 209 runs at The Oval, London. He is expected to be part of India's next Test outings against West Indies next month and is looking to get some match fitness with Dindigul Dragons. Ashwin posted an Instagram Story of him boarding a plane and wrote, "Closure! TNPL Calling." Image Source : INSTAGRAMR Ashwin's Instagram Story Ashwin has been with Dindigul Dragons since its inception in 2016. He featured in only one game last season as the Dragons finished sixth in an eight-team tournament with just two wins in 2022. Ashwin was spotted at Dindigul's auction table in February 2023 and was earlier included in the team alongside Varun Chakravarthy. In his recent T20 stint, Ashwin took 14 wickets for Rajasthan Royals in Indian Premier League 2023. Dindigul Drag...

India off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin will be participating in the Tamil Nadu Premier League (2023) after joining the Dindigul Dragons soon. Ashwin reached Chennai early Tuesday morning after finishing his international assignment with Team India. The TNPL 2023 kicked off on Monday with Lyca Kovai Kings beating IDream Tiruppur Tamizhans by 70 runs in the opening match in Coimbatore. Ashwin's team Dindigul Dragons will begin their campaign against Ba11sy Trichy on June 14. The 36-year-old posted about his homecoming and confirmed the news of his joining the TNPL team through his social media account. His exclusion in favour of an extra-seamer in the playing XI drew a lot of flak from the Indian cricketing fraternity and the decision backfired on Rohit Sharma' side as they failed to take 20 wickets in the Test match. Even Sachin Tendulkar was baffled by the team management's decision to leave out India's highest wicket-taker in the WTC this year from the summit clash. Tendulkar baffled by Indian team selection "I fail to understand the exclusion of Ashwin in the playing XI, who is currently the number one Test bowler in the world," Tendulkar tweeted on Sunday. "Like I had mentioned before the match, skilful spinners don't always rely on turning tracks, they use drift in the air and bounce off the surface to disguise their variations. Not to forget, Australia had 5 left-handers out of their top 8 batters." For the record, Ashwin had picked up 61 wickets in 13 Tests in the two...

• Test debut(cap 6 November 2011v Last Test 9 March 2023v ODI debut(cap 5 June 2010v Last ODI 21 January 2022v ODI shirt no. 99 T20I debut(cap 12 June 2010v Last T20I 10 November 2022v T20I shirt no. 99 Domestic team information Years Team 2006/07–present 2008–2015 2016–2017 2017 2018–2019 2019 2020–2021 2021 2022–present Career statistics Competition Matches 92 113 65 144 Runs scored 3,129 707 184 4,955 26.97 16.44 26.28 28.97 100s/50s 5/13 0/1 0/0 7/24 Top score 124 65 31 124 24573 6,141 1,452 38,110 474 151 72 691 23.93 33.49 23.22 25.27 32 0 0 49 10 wickets in match 7 0 0 11 Best bowling 7/59 4/25 4/8 7/59 Catches/ 31/– 30/– 11/– 56/– Source: 11 March 2023 Ravichandran Ashwin ( ( help· info)) (born 17 September 1986) is an Indian international Having achieved little success as an Ashwin continued to succeed in the subcontinent. In a home Test series against Australia in 2013, he took 29 wickets, the most by any Indian bowler in a four-match Test series. The same year, he took his 100th Test wicket in his 18th match, becoming the fastest Indian bowler to the milestone and the fastest in the world in over 80 years. In 2017, playing his 45th Test, Ashwin became the fastest bowler to pick up 250 Test wickets, bettering On 10 April 2022, he became the first batsman to officially retire out in an IPL match during a league stage match between Early years [ ] Ashwin was born on 17 September 1986 in Chennai, Career [ ] 2010–present: International career [ ] On the back of his i...

WTC Final 2023 | How Has Ravichandran Ashwin Performed At The Oval? Ravichandran Ashwin celebrates after dismissing an Australian batter Indian off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin is preparing to take on Australia in the high-octane World Test Championship (WTC) final, scheduled to commence on Wednesday at The Oval in London. Throughout his illustrious career, Ashwin has consistently exhibited impressive bowling when facing the Australian team. The veteran bowler's exceptional ability to manipulate variations in spin and pace, coupled with his remarkable control over line and length, has persistently posed significant challenges for Australian batsmen. Nevertheless, a shadow of uncertainty hovers over Ashwin's inclusion in the Indian playing XI due to the prevailing conditions at The Oval in London. The composition of the team is intriguing, as there remains speculation regarding Although Ashwin's remarkable track record and consistent form advocate for his inclusion, the prevailing conditions at The Oval suggest otherwise. The unique characteristics of the venue might sway the team management's decision. Ahead of the WTC Final, it is worthwhile to examine Ashwin's performance record at The Oval, in addition to his overall statistics in English conditions and against Australian batsmen in Test matches. Ravichandran Ashwin record at The Oval Ashwin has just played a solitary Test at the Oval and his performance there was decent. The office bagged three wickets in his only Test ...