CSK wants Sanju Samson, RCB guilty for playing 2 spinners in EDGBASTON and organized India?

Everyone’s eyes are on Team India’s creation for the ENG vs. 2nd Test in EDGBASTON, which starts from July 3. Next to the tie, skipper Shubman Gill indicated the possibility of playing two spinners in the competition, although he taunted Kuldeep Yadav. Jasprit Bumrah’s participation is still unconfirmed. In other news, CSK has officially acknowledged that he is actually eyeing Sanju Samson for IPL 2026. On that note, we take a look at the top headlines from Tuesday.

Two spinners confirm Shubman Gill

India’s 2 tests will have a rare opportunity when they go with two spinners in England. Gill admitted that an additional spinner in Leeds would have helped in the fourth innings. And learning from that, India is likely to go with two spinners in Edgbaston. However, Gill has placed suspense on the second twicker. There are three spinners at their disposal in India. Read more here.

CSK I Sanju Samson

Five-time IPL champions Chennai Super Kings (CSK) have confirmed that they are open to welcoming Keeper-Better Sanju Samson in the team. A senior CSK official said no formal communication with the RR management was started, however. Read more here.

Gill wants lower order to pull socks

On the eve of the second test in Birmingham, Shubman Gill said that the top-order needs to be taken responsibility, as the tail is not strong like some other teams in the world. He also mentioned that in the first innings, when he was having a partnership with Rishabh Pant, he should have added another 50 runs. Read more here.

Will Bumrah play?

Bumrah IND vs. will play Edgbaston Test. While Bumrah had a conversation to rest for 2 Tests, India’s assistant coach Ryan Ten Dotk confirmed that Bumrah was available. The eight-day gap between 1 and 2 Tests played a role as Bumrah got enough time to relax and recover. Read more here.

RCB convicted for Bangalore stampede

The Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) blamed the Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) for a deadly stampede, claiming the lives of 11 persons and injuring more than 50 people on 4 June. Subsequently, the Bangalore government blamed the police and suspended three IPS officers. After reviewing judicial member Justice BK Srivastava and member Santosh Mehra, Kat has said that RCB takes responsibility for stampede. Read more here.

Restricted Brook wants to play IPL

After Harry Brook pulled out of IPL 2025, despite DC receiving a large -scale INR 6.25 crore, he was banned for two years. But now one of the best batsmen, Brooke has no regrets. At the time when the world was busy playing in the IPL, he dedicated himself to play Zimbabwe and West Indies, where he scored some runs. Read more here.