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New Zealand vs England: Jofra Archer said his focus was on the second Test in Hamilton beginning Friday, not the racial taunts thrown at him late in the opening match. source England's Fast Bowler  Jofra Archer  said Wednesday he had "moved on" after being racially abused by a spectator in New Zealand and was ready to help the tourists bounce back from a heavy first Test defeat. Archer said his focus was on the second Test in Hamilton beginning Friday, not the racial taunts thrown at him late in the opening match in Mount Maunganui on Monday as England were drubbed by an innings and 65 runs. "I'm over it. I've left what happened at the ground and I've moved on," the Barbados-born bowler said in a column for the Daily Mail.  Trent Boult  and all-rounder Colin de Grandhomme expressed  shock at Archer's treatment, with skipper Kane Williamson  offering an apology on behalf of all Kiwis. "I should also say it was just one

Urvashi  Rautela  took to Instagram to share a cute picture of the new addition in her family, which has been gifted to her as a congratulation for 'Pagalpanti'. Indian all-rounder Hardik Pandya has gifted actress Urvashi Rautela a puppy as a congratulatory gesture for her role in "Pagalpanti" , going by sources. Urvashi took to Instagram to share a cute picture of the new addition in her family, which has been gifted to her as a congratulation for "Pagalpanti" . Although she hasn't confirmed who gifted the dog, unconfirmed reports state that Pandya is behind this endearing gesture. According to sources, knowing that Urvashi is fond of pets, he ensured that she has one of the cutest breeds. In 2018, there were rumors Urvashi and Hardik Pandya were in a relationship. The recent rumors have raised the speculation over whether the sparks are flying once again. Did we find the latest Hot Couple Or it's just a Rum

After fourth straight innings win in Tests, Ravi Shastri called India the best side in the world. Source If the Indian bowling unit has developed into a lethal and most feared one, it's precisely because the bowlers have learnt to hunt in a pack, head coach  Ravi Shastri   said on Sunday.  India crushed Bangladesh by an innings and 46 runs in the historic Day-Night to record a 12th home series win on the trot. The trio of  Ishant Sharma   (9/78), Umesh Yadav (8/82) and Mohammed Shami, who picked up two wickets in the first innings, spitfire with the pink ball to demolish Bangladesh in little more than two days.  "The discipline and the hunger to win (is there). They understand how important it is to support one another and bowl as a unit. That's when you create pressure and that's when things happen. They know they are arguably the best side in the world," Shastri said after India's comprehensive victory at  Eden Gardens. "We are bow