Akash Deep revealed his banter with Virat Kohli to ... his bat to the pacer after the 1st Test match against Bangladesh in ...

India fast bowler Akash Deep has given a ringing endorsement of ... and 2 for 19 in the first innings of the Chennai Test ...

Akash Deep celebrates after knocking out Zakir Hasan's middle pole BCCI This week, when Akash bowled in Chennai, the speedgun showed he was in the mid-to-late 130s [kph] range. And yet the two ...

Aakash Chopra reckons Team India might be in a tricky situation if they have to choose between Mohammed Siraj and Akash Deep ...

CHENNAI: When Akash Deep replaced Mohammed Siraj in the playing XI for the Pune Test against New Zealand, it all indicated ...

"Akash Deep ne khol diya tha Rajat Patidar ko," he ... Keeping it simple' had its effects even in the helpful conditions in Chennai last week, when he operated effectively from the round the ...

Akash Deep was that bowler on Friday at Chepauk ... Here, on a balmy morning in Chennai, where conditions were getting progressively easier for batting, Deep struck two emphatic blows off ...

Rohit Sharma handed Akash Deep the shining red cherry to begin the second innings and the pacer did not disappoint. The Indian team entered the field for the second innings with only a 28-run lead.

India pacer Akash Deep stunned New Zealand skipper Tom Latham with a spectacular in-swinger during Day 2 of the third Test in Mumbai, breaching his defence to hit the stumps. Earlier, spinner Ajaz ...

Rookie Indian pacer Akash Deep has recalled Rohit Sharma's encouraging words during his Test debut earlier this year when he got a wicket off a no-ball. The right-arm seamer revealed that Rohit ...

Image Source : AP Akash Deep dismisses Tom Latham. Indian speedster Akash Deep cleaned up New Zealand skipper Tom Latham with a peach-of-a-delivery on Day 2 of the India vs New Zealand 3rd Test in ...

Akash Deep made a sensational start to the second innings of the third Test against New Zealand. Opening the bowling, Akash Deep clean bowled New Zealand captain Tom Latham in the very first over.