City
Epaper

Suruchi Singh and Saurabh Chaudhary win 10m Pistol T4 at National Selection Trials

By IANS | Updated: June 30, 2025 19:08 IST

Dehradun, June 30 Suruchi Inder Singh continued remarkable form this season, finishing on top of T4 10m Pistol ...

Open in App

Dehradun, June 30 Suruchi Inder Singh continued remarkable form this season, finishing on top of T4 10m Pistol Women event while Olympian Saurabh Chaudhary took the top spot in the men’s event in the final day of the National Selection Trials 3 & 4 (Rifle & Pistol) for Group ‘A’ athletes being held here at the Trishul Shooting Range, Maharana Pratap Sports College, Raipur.

=Archer had been named in an England Test squad for the first time since 2021, but the side have chosen to retain their faith in the same playing eleven that won them the series opener over India at Headingley.

Archer was called into the squad following England’s thrilling five-wicket victory in the opening Test at Headingley last week. So far, he has played 13 Tests for England and picked 42 wickets at an average of 31.04.

But a recurrence of an elbow injury and stress fracture in the back meant Archer was largely sidelined from playing Tests for England after February 2021. Archer, 30, also missed England’s training session on Monday due to a family emergency and will rejoin the squad on Tuesday in preparation for the second Test.

In last week’s Test at Headingley, despite India having five centurions, England chased down 371 to win by five wickets and lead the five-match Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy series 1-0. Another win for the Ben Stokes-led side at Edgbaston will give them a chance to seal the five-match series in the third game at Lord’s, starting on July 10.

England retaining their playing eleven also means seam-bowling all-rounder Chris Woakes will also get to play a Test match at his home venue. Woakes, 36, has taken three-fers in his three Test appearances at his home venue against Australia, West Indies, and Pakistan respectively.

England playing eleven: Zak Crawley, ⁠Ben Duckett, ⁠Ollie Pope, ⁠Joe Root, ⁠Harry Brook, ⁠Ben Stokes (captain), ⁠Jamie Smith (wicket-keeper), ⁠Chris Woakes, ⁠Brydon Carse, ⁠Josh Tongue, and ⁠Shoaib Bashir

--IANS

Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

Open in App

Related Stories

EntertainmentKaran Johar celebrates 45 years of his production banner

BusinessIndia’s organised gold loan market to reach Rs 15 lakh crore in FY26: Report

CricketKL Rahul, Jadeja near 4,000 Test runs mark ahead of 2nd WI Test in Delhi

InternationalLS Speaker Om Birla joins global leaders at Commonwealth meet in Barbados

EntertainmentNeha Dhupia: As women, we often prioritize everything else before our own health

Other Sports Realted Stories

Other SportsCricket Association for Visually Impaired in Odisha felicitates 4 players selected for Women’s T20 WC for Blind

Other SportsFazel gives his best every time he steps on the mat: Rishank

Other SportsPKL: Devadiga hails Thalaivas' Deshwal's performance against Patna Pirates

Other SportsCummins out of Ashes opener in Perth, likely to miss full series: Report

Other SportsGambhir salutes 'protectors of skies' on Indian Air Force Day