Washington Sundar’s unbeaten 101 in the fourth Test sparked India’s gritty draw vs England and reignited his father M Sundar’s criticism of selectors for inconsistent opportunities despite strong performances in Tests,

Dhaka, July 29 -- rounder Washington Sundar delivered a standout performance in the ongoing Test series against England, impressing both with the ball and the bat. After leading England's collapse in the third Test with four second-innings wickets,

Washington Sundar's father, Mr Mani Sundar, has questioned the inconsistent selection policy of the Indian selectors, stating that while other cricketers are given regular opportunities, his son is dropped even after a single failure.

Gill was hesitant to bring on Sundar, but Ravindra Jadeja was given a few overs in between. The fact that Sundar had taken five wickets in the last Test at Lord's made it all the more surprising.

Washington scored his maiden Test century and helped India save the fourth Test in Manchester, stitching a 200-plus partnership with Ravindra Jadeja.

After missing out on centuries against England twice in the past, most recently in 2021, when he was left stranded at scores of 85* and 96*, Washington Sundar got his moment when it mattered the most.

M. Sundar criticizes Indian selectors and GT for ignoring Washington Sundar's consistent performances and Test century against England.'

Former India player Aakash Chopra has praised Washington Sundar for scoring a match-saving century in the fourth Test against England.

Ben Stokes was accused of not shaking Ravindra Jadeja and Washington Sundar's hands after Manchester Test ended in a draw. Here's the truth behind the claim.