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Michael Atherton playfully challenged Dinesh Karthik about his future in cricket, asking "That's probably the toughest question," and teasing him about a potential retirement from the IPL and broadcasting, leading to a light-hearted exchange.

Shardul Thakur expresses his determination to contribute to India's success in the upcoming Test series against England, stating, "It would be massive for the entire nation" and indicating his eagerness to surprise the hosts with his all-round performance.

Former Indian cricketer Deep Dasgupta identifies Sarfaraz Khan as the "ideal" replacement for Virat Kohli for the England tour, praising his domestic form and ability to adapt to English conditions, making him a strong contender to fill the batting void.

Jos Buttler believes India's new Test captain, Shubman Gill, will exhibit a blend of Virat Kohli's intensity and Rohit Sharma's calm approach, making him a unique and effective leader for the team.

Matthew Hayden explains why he believes India holds an advantage over England in the upcoming Test series, citing England's injury-plagued and inexperienced bowling attack, and highlighting specific northern Tests as crucial for India's success.

Ricky Ponting has lauded Aiden Markram's match-winning century in the WTC 2025 Final, comparing it to Travis Head's iconic hundreds against India in both the WTC 2023 and 2023 World Cup finals, highlighting its significance and impact.

Renowned commentator Harsha Bhogle states, "Indian bowling is stronger at this stage," expressing his confidence in India's pace attack and spin options, particularly the depth of fast bowlers, ahead of the challenging England tour.

Karun Nair opens up about the perplexing decision to drop him from the Indian Test team in 2018 despite his triple century, stating "I couldn't understand what was happening" and revealing the lack of communication from selectors.

Mitchell Johnson criticizes Australia's 'big four' bowlers—Starc, Cummins, Hazlewood, and Lyon—stating they shouldn't be taken for granted.

Kuldeep Yadav expresses confidence in Shubman Gill's leadership abilities, endorsing him as the new Indian Test captain ahead of the crucial England tour.