Washington Sundar played a crucial role in India's second Test match after their defeat in Bengaluru. He showcased an impressive bowling spell, taking 7 wickets for 59 runs, and gave India's campaign a significant uplift.

Washington Sundars sister, Shailaja Sundar, reflects on his incredible journey in Test cricket, praising his dedication, resilience, and career-best 7/59 against New Zealand. She urges fans to let Washington carve his own path without comparisons to legends.

There is an interesting story of gratitude behind Washington Sundar’s name. India’s hero on Day 1 of the Test against New Zealand in Pune got his unusual name thanks to his father for whom this was a tribute to his benefactor. This is from the time the India all-rounder’s father was trying to make it to the Tamil Nadu Ranji Trophy team.

Washington Sundar claimed his first-ever five-wicket haul in the international circuit. Sundar has also become the player with the best figures against the Blackcaps in the ICC World Test Championship (WTC) history.

New Zealand has been spun out for 259 and Washington Sundar grabbed a career-best 7-59 for India on day one of the second test in Pune.

Washington Sundar shines in his Test comeback against New Zealand, taking 7 wickets and showcasing his skills alongside R. Ashwin. Explore his journey from being overlooked to dominating on the field

India's Washington Sundar claimed a career-best seven-wicket haul, supported by Ravichandran Ashwin's three wickets, to dismiss New Zealand for 259 on the opening day of the second Test in Pune. The hosts reached 16-1 at stumps,

Playing for Tamil Nadu against Delhi, Sundar scored an impressive 152 runs off 269 balls, including 19 fours and a six, while batting at the unfamiliar position of No. 3

New Zealand were bowled out for 259 in their first innings on day one of the second test against India in Pune on Thursday.

Washington Sundar vindicated his surprise selection for the second Test against New Zealand as he snared career-best figures of 7-59 in Pune on Thursday. Sundar was the second off-spinner in the Indian side behind veteran Ravichandran Ashwin but was clearly the best Indian bowler on the day as he helped bowl the visitors out for 259.