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Steve Harmison feels that there arises a situation of a ‘batsmen vs bowlers’ divide, when the captain criticizes his bowlers, after Joe Root stated that his bowlers needed to bowl full and be brave following England’s defeat in Adelaide.

Former England cricketer Steve Harmison said that India have a huge pool of talent and it is getting bigger and after their recent victory against New Zealand by 1-0 in the Test series. India will tour South Africa for a three-match Test series,

Steve Harmison says that he’s uncertain whether Ravichandran Ashwin will feature in India’s XI against South Africa, given the unpredictability in Virat Kohli’s team selections. He also called for Mayank Agarwal and Shreyas Iyer’s inclusion ahead of Cheteshwar Pujara and Ajinkya Rahane.

Queensland’s persistent weather has already proven a nuisance for the England cricket team, but the relentless rain may not be their most vexing aggravator ahead of the highly-anticipated Ashes series.

Former England pacer, Steve Harmison has stated that it is time for India to drop Ajinkya Rahane and Cheteshwar Pujara from the playing XI. Harmison further reckoned that Team India should include Suryakumar Yadav and Mohammed Siraj in the team combination for the second Test match in Mumbai.

Debate over whether Steve Smith should have been named Australia's Test captain continues to rage, with a former England star claiming Australia got the decision wrong. While Smith returned to an official leadership role,

Former England pacer Steve Harmison has stated that the six overs from Jasprit Bumrah in the second session made a major difference in the Oval Test. He further stated that Bumrah ensured that the team didn't miss the services of their premium off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin in the game.

Former England pacer Steve Harmison has predicted that James Anderson might retire from international cricket after the fifth and final Test against India at the Old Trafford. Notably, Old Trafford is also the home ground of Anderson,

Steve Harmison thinks that England should try and strengthen their batting with the inclusion of Dawid Malan and Ollie Pope in their XI for the third Test against India at Headingley. As for the seam attack,

Former England paceman Steve Harmison says that Dom Bess has been "chucked under the bus" after his struggles with the ball helped India turn the tide on day two of the fourth Test. India ended 89 ahead on 7-294, leaving England to rue an uneven attack …