The 2nd T20I between India and South Africa delivered unexpected turns, early shocks, and a chase that raised deeper questions about India’s top order, batting balance, and format clarity. In this episode, we break down the shift in momentum, the reliance on individual performances, the growing debate around Shubman Gill’s T20 role, and what this means for India heading toward the T20 World Cup.

The 1st T20I between India and South Africa sets the tone for the final leg of the tour with early shocks, a critical middle-order revival, and a chase that never settled. In this episode, I break down the key turning points, the late acceleration, a controversial moment, and how the momentum of the series shifted before the halfway mark.

Day 4 of Test 2 became the turning point England were desperate to avoid. A slower fightback with the bat, a ruthless bowling performance from Australia, and a chase that suddenly felt far too calm shifted the weight of the series again. With the Ashes now tilting in one direction, the pressure on England has reached its highest point yet.

The 3rd ODI between India and South Africa was a true decider — and a night filled with pressure, momentum shifts, and unexpected heroics. From the psychology of the toss to a breakthrough bowling effort and a fearless response with the bat, this episode breaks down how India navigated the most important game of the series and why this performance felt different from everything that came before.

Day 3 of Test 2 brought a shift that England couldn’t stop. Australia surged past 500, Mitchell Starc stunned with the bat, and England’s reply fell under growing pressure. With wickets falling and the deficit closing slowly, the match tightened into a battle of survival.

Day 2 of Test 2 didn’t explode — it tightened. Joe Root held England together, Australia answered with depth, dropped chances shifted the mood into something far more uncertain. With the lead slipping and the match stretching into a real five-day test of nerve, this was the kind of Ashes day where nothing felt settled.

Test 2 didn’t open anything like the first. After a two-day collapse in the series opener, Day 1 brought steadier batting, a century of real intent from Joe Root, and another fiery burst from Mitchell Starc. The Ashes finally slowed down, revealing the shape of a true five-day battle. Here’s the atmosphere, the turning points, and why this beginning feels so different

A high-scoring ODI raises tough questions about India’s bowling depth and balance. A breakdown of the moments that changed the match — and the ones India let go.