Kaushik Maity Takes Six Wickets Ambidextrously in Bengal Pro T20

Kaushik Maity, a 25-year-old ambidextrous bowler from Bengal, has impressed cricket legend Michael Clarke with his ability to bowl effectively with both arms in the Bengal Pro T20 League, taking six wickets so far. In the ongoing India vs England Test series, India head coach Gautam Gambhir supports captain Shubman Gill's decision to limit bowler Shardul Thakur's overs despite criticism, as the team considers including Kuldeep Yadav for spinner-friendly conditions in the upcoming match. The legacy of Indian spin bowling is highlighted by Dilip Doshi, a notable figure from the late 1960s to early 1980s, remembered for his skill, perseverance, and candid reflections on cricket politics in his autobiography. Meanwhile, English leg-spinner Adil Rashid has praised Pakistan's Babar Azam over India's Virat Kohli for having a more technically sound and elegant cover drive, adding to the ongoing debate between the two batting greats. Additionally, West Indies cricket faces challenges balancing player workload and financial security, with promising bowlers like Jayden Seales emerging as future leaders despite absences of experienced players like Kemar Roach. These developments reflect ongoing evolutions and strategic decisions in international cricket across players, coaching, and legacy.