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England v West Indies: SOUTHAMPTON, ENGLAND - JULY 08: England captain Ben Stokes tosses the coin alongside West Indies captain Jason Holder ahead of day one of the 1st #RaiseTheBat Test match at The Ageas Bowl on July 08, 2020 in Southampton, England. (Photo by Stu Forster/Getty Images for ECB) Test Cricket is well and truly back! With an upset no one was expecting, West Indies have steamrolled over England and have won the first test at Southampton by a margin of 4 wickets. Both teams had ups and downs throughout the game. But it was West Indies who prevailed at the end via winning more sessions. England did not necessarily do bad. They did lose the plot by batting first though.  Stokes was terrific in his first-ever match as a captain. But personally, I'd have loved to see Rory Burns be the captain. Of course, S tokes is the better player, but Rory Burns has had the accomplishment of captaining Surrey to County title wins. With only 17.1 overs of play possible on

"The Fall" Of Suresh Raina! Suresh Raina , the left-handed middle-order Indian batsman, and a part-time bowler has played 226 ODIs and scored 5615 runs at an average of 35.31, from 2005-present, and 78 T20I's scoring 1604 runs at an average of 29.16, from 2006-present. He also played a crucial role for India in the 2015 Cricket World Cup by scoring 284 runs in 8 matches at an average of 56.80 and a strike rate of 110.07, including one century and 2 half-centuries. However, we couldn't see him in action for a long time as he was dropped due to poor form in 2015 after a series against South Africa, where he scored 3, 0, 0, 53, and 12 in 5 matches. Why he couldn't make a comeback? There were a lot of reasons as to why he couldn't come back since the particular loss in form. But here are his Ranji trophy stats from Season 2015-16 to 2018-2019.  He decided not to play in season 2019-2020. Suresh Raina's Ranji records: (Since 2015-16)

Let's look after the most successful pacers in Test ever. We might know many pacers from James Anderson, Dale Steyn to Courtney Walsh, and Sir Richard Hadlee . But do we know who has been the most successful yet? Head on over to the article and scroll through to get to know the top 10 fast bowlers . James Anderson - 584 Wickets CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA - JANUARY 07: England bowler James Anderson appeals for a wicket during Day Five of the Second Test between South Africa and England at Newlands on January 07, 2020 in Cape Town, South Africa. (Photo by Stu Forster/Getty Images) James Anderson, with 584 test wickets to his name, is the most successful Test pacer ever. Anderson who mainly relies on Swing and Seam to get his wickets has been extremely potent with the ball ever since his debut. James Anderson is truly once in a lifetime kind of bowler and we have been blessed to watch him do his trade live on TV. Glenn McGrath - 563 Wickets Australia's Glenn McGrath bowls England&#