ENG vs IND, Day 5: Why Are Team India & England Players Wearing Black Armbands At Headingley, Leeds? Newspoint  |  24/06/2025 20:39:11

Team India and England players were seen wearing black armbands on day five of the opening Test at the Headingley in Leeds. With ex-Indian cricketer Dilip Doshi passing away due to a sudden cardiac arrest, not only did players wore black armbands but also observed a moment's silence before the start of play.

Doshi, 77, played 33 Tests and 15 ODIs from 1979 to 1983, picking up 136 scalps collectively. The late cricketer also played a staggering 238 first-class wickets and took 898 scalps at 26.58. As far as Tests go, his 112 scalps came at 30.71 alongside six five-fors.

Read more
Miracle took place in Hanuman temple on Tuesday, mother Ganga arrived herself to fed the lying Bajrangbali – News Himachali News Himachali
Khelja
Look at samosa and jalebi
Tezzbuzz
If you want to know the culture of India, then do not forget to see these villages, you will get the confluence of nature and culture
Tezzbuzz
‘Still not late’ – Madan Lal expected Kohli’s return to Indian white jersey again
Tezzbuzz
The 10 most lowest score in Test cricket history, you will be surprised by this list
Tezzbuzz
Lamine Yamal faces legal probe over hiring dwarf entertainers to perform at birthday party
Tezzbuzz
Aus vs Wi: World Record in Mitchell Starc, achieved this achievement in Test
Tezzbuzz
When cricket matches will start in Olympics 2028, information came out
Tezzbuzz
How is Gautam Gambhir’s coaching ‘report card’ in the Test? Learn the full figures here
Tezzbuzz
Siraj was heavy in Lord’s Test, ICC imposed 15% fine
Tezzbuzz