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England vs India:  England spinner Rehan Ahmed to return home for personal reasons

Young England leg-spinner Rehan Ahmed will not take any further part in the five-Test series against India as he is returning home to address some urgent family matters.

The 19-year-old picked up 11 wickets at an average of 44 in the first three Tests of the series, including a six-wicket match haul in the second match in Visakhapatnam.

"Rehan Ahmed will return home for personal reasons with immediate effect from England Men's Test tour of India. He will not be returning to India," England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) said in a statement on Friday.

"England will not be replacing Ahmed for the rest of the tour."

England on Friday replaced Ahmed with Shoaib Bashir in their playing XI for the fourth Test.

There is just one game remaining in the five-Test series and England have another spinner in their squad in left-arm tweaker Tom Hartley, who is their highest wicket-taker so far in the tour with 16 scalps.

Earlier this month, Ahmed, who is of Pakistani descent, had faced visa issues after arriving from the UAE for the third Test.

He had a single-entry visa that expired once he left for a mid-series break to the UAE, and was initially stopped at the Rajkot airport upon arrival before it was resolved due to the intervention of the Indian government and the BCCI.

India are leading the five-Test series 2-1.

England had won the opening Test by 28 runs but lost the next two matches by 106 runs and 434 runs respectively.

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It s Just One More, Doesn t Make Much Difference : Stokes Unfazed By His 100 Tests Milestone

Given Joe Root: Ben Stokes will be reaching the milestone of becoming the 16th man to reach a century of Tests for England when he leads the side in the third Test against India in Rajkot on Thursday, the English skipper, however, is unfazed by this milestone and said his 100th cap is "just another Test" and "doesn't make much difference". The all-rounder, who made his Test debut in 2013 against Australia, will enter an elite club alongside veteran pacer James Anderson and Joe Root when he leads England in the third match of a five-game series, which is currently tied at 1-1. "Every Test is just as important as the next one. Then there's the next one, which will be 101 - it's just one more. it's a sign of longevity, but 99, 100 or 101 doesn't make much difference," Stokes was quoted by BBC. Stokes announced his arrival in Test cricket by scoring a century in only his second match, against Australia. Since then, he has forged one of the most illustrious and triumphant careers in English cricketing history. The all-32-year-old, who also starred in two World Cup final wins in white-ball cricket, assumed the role of Test captain in 2022. Since then, he has transformed the England team, guiding them to victory in 14 out of 20 matches under his leadership. "There will be a time when I can reflect a bit more. Whilst I'm still playing and wanting to achieve a lot, then driving the team, giving individuals the best platform for them to be successful is where all my thoughts are at the moment." Stokes meanwhile said that England have finalise a 12-man squad for the third Test, with pace bowler Mark Wood in line to regain his place in the playing XI. England named only one specialist seamer in each of the first two Tests, with Wood playing in the first match in Hyderabad before being replaced by James Anderson in the second Test in Visakhapatnam. Wood could come in to partner James Anderson, with one of spin trio Shoaib Bashir, Rehan Ahmed or Tom Hartley making way. Given Joe Root's proficiency in offspin, Stokes will have a plethora of choices at his disposal, complemented by Wood's additional pace. Though Wood went wicketless in the first Test but Stokes believes he could have more of an impact with Anderson alongside him. "The reasons why we would look at Jimmy and Woody would be I just like to have a point of difference. And India is never a three-seamer option. Obviously having Woody's high pace, and if we were to go with two seamers again, it would give a bit more rest to Woody as he was that sole seamer in the first Test. So, managing his workload. "If we were to go with two seamers, we might be able to get a bit more versatility and use Woody how we want to use him out here and not worry he's the only seamer," said Stokes. The five-match series is levelled at 1-1 with three matches remaining as England look to become the first team since 2012 to win a Test series in this country. Read the full article

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Bumrah stars as India down England to level Test series

Quick BOWLER Jasprit Bumrah took a match take of nine wickets to lead India's 106-run prevail over Britain in the second Test on Monday (5) and level the five-match series.

Pursuing a record 399 for triumph, Britain were bowled for 292 in the second meeting on day four in Visakhapatnam, regardless of a going after start and Zak Crawley's 73.

Bumrah and spinner Ravichandran Ashwin, who finished the match on 499 Test wickets, took three each in the last innings and the speed lead bowled Tom Hartley to finish the success.

Shubman Gill set up the rebound triumph for the hosts with his 104 on day three to set Britain, who won the opener, an overwhelming objective.

Britain showed up ready to brawl with their "Baseball" image of cricket, Crawley and company hitting limits in spite of losing wickets.

Left-arm spinner Axar Patel got through when he caught Rehan Ahmed lbw for 23, after the nightwatchman hit five fours in his 31-ball thump.

Ollie Pope pounded five boundaries in his short stay at the wicket, before Ashwin had him at slip on 23.

Joe Root gave no indications of the finger injury which kept him out of the field for quite a bit of Sunday (4) as he switched for two fours.

Be that as it may, he fell for 16 while endeavoring a trudge off Ashwin, who stays one away from entering the 500-wicket club.

The pursuit before long lost steam with two wickets in five balls before lunch, including Crawley out lbw off left-arm wrist spinner Kuldeep Yadav.

The lbw request was turned somewhere around the on-field umpire yet India effectively investigated the call.

Jonny Bairstow followed only four balls later, with Britain at 194-6.

Skipper Ben Stirs up endeavored to get the pursuit in the groove again after lunch, yet an immediate hit by Shreyas Iyer had the left-hander abandon 11 after he hoped to take a speedy single.

Wicketkeeper-batsman Ben Foakes (36) and the left-given Hartley (likewise 36) put on a difficult stand of 55 however Bumrah got through to get Foakes captured and bowled.

However, the Three Lions adhered to their brave style, which has got them 14 successes in 20 matches under mentor Brendon McCullum, nicknamed "Baz", and Stirs up.

Bumrah assumed a critical part with his six wickets in Britain's first-innings total of 253 as the travelers surrendered a significant lead of 143.

Veteran Britain pace bowler James Anderson got done with a match take of five wickets to take his count to 695 in a sparkling Test profession, which started in 2003.

The third Test begins February 15 in Rajkot and the groups will have some time off in advance, with Britain expected to travel to the Assembled Middle Easterner Emirates for the week.

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Spinner Bashir's Visa Issue; Stokes Frustrated

The England cricket team received a big blow ahead of the first Test against India as young spinner Shoaib Bashir had to return home because of an unresolved visa issue. Bashir was to join the rest of his teammates in Hyderabad but the player with his roots in Pakistan couldn't find a resolution in time for the series opener. England skipper Ben Stokes admitted being frustrated because of the issue, saying he feels for the player who was in the running for a spot in the playing XI for the first Test.

Bashir was training with the England team in the Abu Dhabi camp ahead of his India arrival but with his visa application denied, the spinner had to return to the United Kingdom.

Stokes admitted that it's frustrating to see a player being denied a chance to participate in the match because of a non-sporting reason.

"We announced that squad in mid-December, and now Bash finds himself without a visa to get here. I am more frustrated for him. I didn't want this type of situation to be his first experience of what it's like to be in the England Test team. I feel for him," Stokes told ESPNcricinfo on the matter.

"But he's not the first cricketer to go through this, I have played with a lot of people who have had the same issues. I find it frustrating that we have picked a player and he's not with us because of visa issues. Especially for a young lad, I'm devastated for him. It's a frustrating situation to be in, but a lot of people have been trying to get it through. It's unfortunate and I'm very frustrated for him," he added.

England's Test squad: Ben Stokes (c), James Anderson, Rehan Ahmed, Gus Atkinson, Jonny Bairstow, Shoaib Bashir, Zak Crawley, Ben Duckett, Ben Foakes (wk), Dan Lawrence, Tom Hartley, Jack Leach, Ollie Pope, Ollie Robinson, Joe Root, Mark Wood.

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Rehan Ahmed: Leg-spinner called up by England for second Ashes Test

Rehan Ahmed has played one Test, one ODI and two T20 matches for England Leicestershire leg-spinner Rehan Ahmed has been added to the England men’s squad for the second Ashes Test. Ahmed, 18, marked his Test debut with seven wickets against Pakistan in Karachi last winter. He has been called up as cover for spinning all-rounder Moeen Ali, who struggled with a finger injury during the dramatic…

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England debutant Rehan Ahmed reflects on 'dream' five-wicket haul and watching Shane Warne growing up | Cricket News

England debutant Rehan Ahmed reflects on ‘dream’ five-wicket haul and watching Shane Warne growing up | Cricket News

England leg-spinner Rehan Ahmed reflected on a “dream come true” after becoming the youngest man in Test history to take a five-wicket haul on debut. The Leicestershire bowler, at 18 years and 128 days, dismissed Pakistan captain Babar Azam as well as Mohammad Rizwan, Saud Shakeel, Mohammad Wasim and Agha Salman on day three of the Karachi Test. Ahmed, who picked up two wickets in the hosts’…

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England debutant Rehan Ahmed reflects on 'dream' five-wicket haul and watching Shane Warne growing up | Cricket News

England debutant Rehan Ahmed reflects on ‘dream’ five-wicket haul and watching Shane Warne growing up | Cricket News

England leg-spinner Rehan Ahmed reflected on a “dream come true” after becoming the youngest man in Test history to take a five-wicket haul on debut. The Leicestershire bowler, at 18 years and 128 days, dismissed Pakistan captain Babar Azam as well as Mohammad Rizwan, Saud Shakeel, Mohammad Wasim and Agha Salman on day three of the Karachi Test. Ahmed, who picked up two wickets in the hosts’…

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England debutant Rehan Ahmed reflects on 'dream' five-wicket haul and watching Shane Warne growing up | Cricket News

England debutant Rehan Ahmed reflects on ‘dream’ five-wicket haul and watching Shane Warne growing up | Cricket News

England leg-spinner Rehan Ahmed reflected on a “dream come true” after becoming the youngest man in Test history to take a five-wicket haul on debut. The Leicestershire bowler, at 18 years and 128 days, dismissed Pakistan captain Babar Azam as well as Mohammad Rizwan, Saud Shakeel, Mohammad Wasim and Agha Salman on day three of the Karachi Test. Ahmed, who picked up two wickets in the hosts’…

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England debutant Rehan Ahmed reflects on 'dream' five-wicket haul and watching Shane Warne growing up | Cricket News

England debutant Rehan Ahmed reflects on ‘dream’ five-wicket haul and watching Shane Warne growing up | Cricket News

England leg-spinner Rehan Ahmed reflected on a “dream come true” after becoming the youngest man in Test history to take a five-wicket haul on debut. The Leicestershire bowler, at 18 years and 128 days, dismissed Pakistan captain Babar Azam as well as Mohammad Rizwan, Saud Shakeel, Mohammad Wasim and Agha Salman on day three of the Karachi Test. Ahmed, who picked up two wickets in the hosts’…

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England debutant Rehan Ahmed reflects on 'dream' five-wicket haul and watching Shane Warne growing up | Cricket News

England debutant Rehan Ahmed reflects on ‘dream’ five-wicket haul and watching Shane Warne growing up | Cricket News

England leg-spinner Rehan Ahmed reflected on a “dream come true” after becoming the youngest man in Test history to take a five-wicket haul on debut. The Leicestershire bowler, at 18 years and 128 days, dismissed Pakistan captain Babar Azam as well as Mohammad Rizwan, Saud Shakeel, Mohammad Wasim and Agha Salman on day three of the Karachi Test. Ahmed, who picked up two wickets in the hosts’…

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England debutant Rehan Ahmed reflects on 'dream' five-wicket haul and watching Shane Warne growing up | Cricket News

England debutant Rehan Ahmed reflects on ‘dream’ five-wicket haul and watching Shane Warne growing up | Cricket News

England leg-spinner Rehan Ahmed reflected on a “dream come true” after becoming the youngest man in Test history to take a five-wicket haul on debut. The Leicestershire bowler, at 18 years and 128 days, dismissed Pakistan captain Babar Azam as well as Mohammad Rizwan, Saud Shakeel, Mohammad Wasim and Agha Salman on day three of the Karachi Test. Ahmed, who picked up two wickets in the hosts’…

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Dream11 Team Predictions

The last match of three test match series between Pakistan and England is going on at National Cricket Stadium in Karachi. The previous two matches of the series, one in Rawalpindi and the other in Multan, were won by Ben Stokes & Co., and with those wins, they have clichéd three-match series; in the last match as well, English team is looking strong position, they might win the last encounter against the host and whitewash the green army in their home. But Babar Azam & Co. have been trying to win the last clash to avoid the clean sweep, which will embarrass the Pakistani team.

On the third day of the test match, till the tea break, the Pakistani side had a lead of 127, and they had 4 wickets in hand; meanwhile, Agha Salman was on 1*, and Faheem Ashraf was playing on 0. Jack leach and Rehan Ahmed took 3-3 wickets from England.

The other news from Pakistan Cricket Board is in the limelight that PCB Chief Ramiz Raja has been sacked from the chairman post, and Nijam Sethi will replace him as the chairman. Cricketing news is tough to find on one platform, but we know a platform from which you will get all the trending news and dream 11 predictions without any charge.

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Pakistan v England: Rehan Ahmed's promising debut in Karachi

Pakistan v England: Rehan Ahmed's promising debut in KarachiHis father is only two years older than James Anderson, who was playing in his 10th Test on the day Ahmed was born.PAK vs ENGHe was bowling googlies, flippers and sliders before the age of 10. By 11 he was dismissing England captains past and presentNow, at 18 years and 126 days, he has played Test cricket at a younger age than any other man to pull on an England shirt. Still, Ahmed's 2-89 made him the youngest leg-spinner to take two wickets in a Test innings for 17 years. Read More Read the full article

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Leg-Spinner Rehan Ahmed To Become Youngest England Test Player

Leg-Spinner Rehan Ahmed To Become Youngest England Test Player

Leg-spinner Rehan Ahmed will become England’s youngest-ever Test cricketer when the third and final game against Pakistan begins in Karachi on Saturday, skipper Ben Stokes said. Ahmed will be 18 years and 126 days old when the match begins, beating Brian Close who was 18 years and 149 days old when he debuted for England against New Zealand at Manchester in 1949. “I think it’s a good opportunity…