News about Dinesh Karthik

ASK NASSER: After losing by 434 runs to India in the third Test in Rajkot, England was left to lick their wounds. India's elving victory put them 2-1 up in the series of two games to play, but England captain Ben Stokes was unconcerned about their Bazball strategy.

England won by a 190-run deficit in Hyderabad on Sunday to defeat India in a historic Test victory. Ben Stokes' side recovered after a difficult first two days with a spectacular 196 from Ollie Pope. In the first Test, debutant spinner Tom Hartley spun his team to a 28-run victory.

An English journalist was in the lap of luxury after India batted their way into a commanding lead in the first Test in Hyderabad, thanks to Virat Kohli's surprise upgrade. Meanwhile, KL Rahul seized his moment in the middle order, and Mark Wood's sturdish tactics face a formidable obstacle on Hyderabad's soporific surface. Dinesh Karthik is also playing a dual role in the cricketing world, bringing a wealth of experience to the TV commentary box.

The Lucknow Super Giants defeated Royal Challengers Bangalore on Monday after an incredible air-swing on a Mankad attempt with the last ball of the match. Marcus Stoinis of the United States and Nicholas Pooran of the West Indies led a dramatic Super Giants chase, with the team needing only five runs to reach the winning target of 213 off the last six balls. The Super Giants managed four runs to tie the scores but then lost their eighth and ninth wickets in the first five balls, with the match coming down to the final ball.

Mel Jones, Kumar Sangakkara, and Dinesh Karthik will all be included in Sky's regulars, as well as Ian Ward, Mike Atherton, Mark Butcher, and Sportsmail's very own Nasser Hussain, who will all provide insight into the film. Sir Andrew Strauss will offer commentary on the Lord's Test, which will be hosted by the Ruth Strauss Foundation on a fundraising day. Pietersen (centre left) of England will be reunited with old rival Ponting (centre right), with the pair locking horns over the years in some of the most memorable Ashes series, but this time they'll be on the same team. Taylor (right) will play alongside fellow captain Ponting in Sky's commentary box after retiring from international cricket last July and has been named as one of the top names in the 10-man team for the June and July series.

NASSER HUSSAIN: India plays more Twenty20 cricket than on any other team because of the IPL and is extremely versatile and experienced in this style of the game. In what would be a highly awaited semi-final here in Adelaide on Thursday, they pose a major threat to England. However, there is no doubt that they are under more pressure than they are on the other team in the game. They can go from hero to zero so quickly due to their fanatical help. At the moment, India is riding high and most people are rated as favorites for this World Cup, but if one of them slips up all the surrounding noise could become very loud. If you believe England is under pressure, then multiply it by a million with India.