Team India dominated in their first T20I match against South Africa, winning by a whopping 61 runs in Durban. In the Pro Kabaddi League, table-toppers Puneri Paltan will be playing on Saturday, November 9. Sanju Samson made history by becoming the fourth player to score consecutive hundreds in men's T20Is. ACC has also unveiled the schedule for the U19 Men's Asia Cup 2024, with India and Pakistan placed in Group A. Dhruv Jurel continued his impressive form by scoring consecutive fifties in the second unofficial Test against Australia A.
As the deadline for the IPL franchises to reveal their list of retained players draws near, some surprising news has emerged from the camp of Rajasthan Royals. Out of their star-studded squad, the franchise is all set to release Jos Buttler and Yuzvendra Chahal, while retaining young talents like Yashasvi Jaiswal, Sanju Samson, Riyan Parag, and Sandeep Sharma. The retention of young wicketkeeper-batsman Dhruv Jurel, who has been in top form for RR, is also being considered via the Right To Match card. Meanwhile, RCB is reportedly looking to hand over the captaincy reins back to Virat Kohli for the upcoming 25th edition of the IPL.
In the fourth Test match between India and England, Indian youngsters Shubman Gill and Dhruv Jurel's stunning batting display helped India secure a five-wicket victory and clinch the series with a 3-1 lead. Jurel, who made his debut in this Test, showcased his adaptability and praised his batting partners for supporting him. He also reflected on the experience of facing veteran players like James Anderson and Mark Wood. Despite England's imposing first-inning score of 353, India staged a remarkable comeback, thanks to Jurel's 90-run partnership with Kuldeep Yadav and superb bowling performances by Shoaib Bashir and spinners Ravichandran Ashwin and Kuldeep Yadav.
In an intense and hard-fought series, India's young wicketkeeper-batsman Dhruv Jurel shone with his batting and keeping skills, earning him praise and admiration from both sides. Son of a Kargil War veteran, Jurel's composed knock of 39* in the second innings and 90 in the first helped India clinch a series victory against England. In the post-match press conference, England captain Ben Stokes even joked about teammate Ben Foakes having a "man crush" on Jurel. Here are three must-read articles about his journey and significant moments in the Ranchi Test.
Indian wicketkeeper-batter Dhruv Jurel's impressive performance in the fourth Test against England at Ranchi, including a crucial 90-run knock in the first inning and an unbeaten 39* in the second, earned him the 'Player of the Match' title and helped India clinch the series with a five-wicket victory. Former players Michael Vaughan, Virender Sehwag, and Irfan Pathan all praised Jurel's composure and temperament under pressure, with Vaughan stating that India has found a "very, very good player" in Jurel.
India continued their dominant performance at home with a 3-1 series victory against England. The win would not have been possible without the stellar performances from young players like Shubman Gill, Dhruv Jurel, and Yashasvi Jaiswal. The absence of key players like Virat Kohli, KL Rahul, Mohammad Shami, and Jasprit Bumrah did not hinder India's success as they extended their winning streak in home series to 17. India's victory was further accentuated by Jaiswal's double centuries in both Visakhapatnam and Rajkot Tests, and a heroic 90 by Jurel in the decisive fourth Test in Ranchi.
In a crucial match against England, young wicketkeeper-batter Dhruv Jurel's impressive innings of 90 runs and stellar work behind the stumps earned him high praise from former India captain Sunil Gavaskar. Drawing comparisons to MS Dhoni, Gavaskar commended Jurel's game awareness and predicted that he may be the next legendary player in the making. Reacting to the compliments, Jurel expressed his gratitude and determination to continue playing well.
India's young wicket-keeper batsman, Dhruv Jurel, showed resilience and composure as he led the team's fightback against England on Day 3 of the fourth Test match. Although he missed out on his maiden century, his gritty knock of 90 runs received a standing ovation from his teammates and cheers from the crowd. This performance has solidified Jurel's position as India's wicketkeeper-batter.
Indian wicketkeeper-batsman Dhruv Jurel's "salute" gesture after reaching his maiden Test fifty on Day 3 against England has gone viral. Jurel, who was dropped on 59 by Ollie Robinson, showed immense determination and grit to score a career-best 90, with an able ally in Kuldeep Yadav. The duo's 76-run stand helped reduce England's first-innings lead to just 46 runs in the ongoing fourth Test.
Indian cricketer Dhruv Jurel, son of a retired Havildar who served in the Kargil war, scored his maiden fifty and celebrated with a salute on day three of the fourth Test against England. This helped India recover after a four-wicket haul by Shoaib Bashir. Jurel's 76-run partnership with Kuldeep Yadav and his gritty 46 on debut have boosted India's chances in the Test.