Showing questions for November 21, 2025
- Total: 28 questions
Question 26 Nov 21, 2025
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What unusual change has been implemented in the daily schedule for the Guwahati Test match?
Tea before lunchDue to shorter daylight hours in Northeast India during November, the BCCI has scheduled tea before lunch in the Guwahati Test match to maximize usable playing time. This is typically seen in day-night Tests but is a rare adaptation for a regular day Test. Players like Aiden Markram acknowledged the novelty but expressed a preference for traditional timings. Keshav Maharaj noted the practicality behind the decision, citing fading sunlight as a genuine concern. This scheduling tweak underscores the challenges of hosting high-level cricket in regions with distinct geographical and seasonal conditions.
Question 27 Nov 21, 2025
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Which South African bowler is under observation for possible inclusion in the second Test despite missing training due to a rib injury?
Kagiso RabadaKagiso Rabada, a key figure in South Africa’s pace attack, suffered a rib injury during a training session ahead of the first Test in Kolkata and missed that match. Ahead of the second Test in Guwahati, his participation remains uncertain as team management monitors his recovery. Bowling coach Piet Botha stated that a final decision would be made within 24 hours of November 21, 2025. Rabada’s potential return would significantly bolster South Africa’s bowling resources, especially after their victory in the first Test. His absence or inclusion could heavily influence the match dynamics on a pitch expected to assist pace early on.
Question 28 Nov 21, 2025
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According to India’s Kuldeep Yadav, what does he consider 'a luxury' in modern cricket?
Playing in all formatsKuldeep Yadav, speaking on JioStar’s 'Follow The Blues', described playing across all three formats of international cricket as 'a luxury' given the intense competition and physical demands. He emphasized his focus on Test cricket for the next 4–5 years and highlighted the importance of maintaining match fitness. Despite returning mid-series from Australia to prepare for the South Africa Tests, he made a strong impact with four wickets in Kolkata. Kuldeep credits his attacking mindset and clear role within the team, supported by the captain and coach, for his sustained relevance. His 342 wickets across formats underscore his value to the Indian setup.