Ravichandran Ashwin, with his two wickets in the third innings of the second Test vs Bangladesh. He now has 52 wickets in the World Test Championship 2023-25 cycle. He thus becomes the player with the most number of wickets in this cycle,

Veteran all-rounder Ravichandran Ashwin discussed how he has liberated himself from external and internal pressures, aiming to play cricket with a smile. After scoring a crucial century against Bangladesh,

Ravichandran Ashwin has picked up 4 wickets against Bangladesh in the second Test at Kanpur so far. The legendary off-spinner currently has 33 wickets in the longest format vs Bangladesh. He thus overtakes Zaheer Khan to become the player with the most number of wickets for India in Tests against the nation.

India spinner R Ashwin has said that he is content with his cricket and does not play it to answer his critics anymore. Ashwin said that he had promised himself 5 years back that he would play the game with a smile on his face.

Ravichandran Ashwin slammed 119 in the first innings and finished with figures of 6/88 in the fourth innings of the first Test match against Bangladesh at the MA Chidambaram Stadium at the same venue.

Ravichandran Ashwin on Friday said he has liberated himself from the clutches of external and internal pressure, and now he is just looking to play cricket “with a smile on face.” Ashwin made a back-on-the-wall hundred on the first day of the opening Test here against Bangladesh to rescue India from a precarious 144 for six in the company of an equally resolute Ravindra Jadeja.

As the much awaited India vs Bangladesh test series got underway, Ravichandran Ashwin stood out amongst all the players for his contribution with the bat as he scored an all important century in which he was assisted by all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja.

Ravichandran Ashwin on Friday said he has liberated himself from the clutches of external and internal pressure, and now he is just looking to play cricket "with a smile on face."

Ravichandran Ashwin embraces pressure, focuses on cricket with a smile, and separates bowling and batting with mental detachment.