Ex Team India coach Ravi Shastri was seen touching former England cricketer Phil Tuffnell how to say 'Namaskar Mumbai' in a robust tone and the latter tried it on Stick to Cricket podcast. With Michael Vaughan and David Lloyd praising the way Shastri conducts the toss, the 62-year-old repeated the theatrics.
The former Indian all-rounder has officiated the toss of some of the most crucial and big matches in recent times, including the 2023 World Cup final, 2024 T20 World Cup 2024 final, 2025 World Test World Test Championship final and IPL 2025 final.
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"I think he should have played a lot more Test cricket" - Ravi Shastri on Washington Sundar
Amid the ongoing Test series against England, Shastri heaped praise on spin-bowling all-rounder Washington Sundar, who performed exceedingly well at Lord's, taking four scalps in the second innings. The 62-year-old said during the latest episode of the ICC Review:
"I always loved Washington. When I saw him on day one, I said he's the man. And he can be a genuine all-rounder for many, many years for India. He again is just 25 years of age. I think he should have played a lot more Test cricket. Can be lethal in India on tracks where the ball is turning, as New Zealand found out when they played against India. He out-bowled some of the senior spinners. He bowled that well and he can bat."
