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    newsfootball28 minutes ago

    Goa likely to host the 2020-21 Indian Super League next season

    Goa has emerged as the favourites to host the 2020-21 Indian Super League, side-tracking Kerala, which was also a possible venue for staging the event next season. Apparently, Kerala doesn’t have enough stadiums to host all the matches next season with the league looking to avoid too much travel.
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    newscricketan hour ago

    India sabotaged 2019 World Cup chances with uncertainties, claims Tom Moody

    Tom Moody is of the opinion that Team India, who were favourites to lift the 2019 World Cup, sabotaged their chances with uncertainties in the playing groups. The former Sunrisers Hyderabad coach has further pointed out that India’s long stretch of talent could be a burden sometimes.
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    newscricket3 hours ago

    James Anderson one of the best exponents of reverse swing, praises Sachin Tendulkar

    Sachin Tendulkar has rated James Anderson as one of the best exponents of reverse swings and also believes that the pacer would be the key player against West Indies in the ongoing Test. After a long hiatus, cricket has resumed with England taking on West Indies at Southampton.
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    newscricket3 hours ago

    Best IPL teams are those who have left teams to their players, admits Sourav Ganguly

    Citing the example of CSK under MS Dhoni and Rohit Sharma’s Mumbai Indians, Sourav Ganguly has admitted that the best of IPL teams have left the teams to their players to function. Added to that, Ganguly also reflected on how the four-captain experiment ruined KKR’s first season.
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    newscricket4 hours ago

    Greg Chappell had support from the entire system in dropping me, alleges Sourav Ganguly

    Talking to the Bengali newspaper Sangbad Pratidin, Sourav Ganguly has alleged how in 2005 Greg Chappell along with the support from the Indian cricketing setup dropped him from the team. He also admitted that the drop was the biggest setback in his career after leading the side successfully.
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    newscricket5 hours ago

    Tricked Ashwin into not bowling off-spinner during 2014 Asia Cup, recalls Shahid Afridi

    Needing ten runs from the last over, Shahid Afridi has recalled how he tricked Ravichandran Ashwin into not bowling the off-spinner during the 2014 Asia Cup encounter against India. With just one wicket remaining, Afridi also remembered how he told the tail-enders to just take a single.
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    newscricket5 hours ago

    Reports | BCCI accepts CEO Rahul Johri’s resignation

    According to PTI reports, after long speculation, a BCCI official told PTI that the board has finally accepted CEO Rahul Johri’s resignation on Thursday. Johri, who joined BCCI in 2016 had put his papers earlier after CoA had made way for the Sourav Ganguly led side to run the board.
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    newscricket6 hours ago

    IPL is very important financially and for players’ future as well, claims Jonty Rhodes

    Kings XI Punjab fielding coach Jonty Rhodes believes that the Indian Premier League offers a great deal to players financially, which is very important for players as well. Rhodes has also commented that the local nature of the IPL makes it a more feasible solution in 2020 than the T20 World Cup.
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    newscricket17 hours ago

    Twitter reacts to James Anderson letting out massive roar as Campbell exhausts DRS luck

    The United Nation was close to officially announcing July 9 as the Holder-Campbell day, until James Anderson decided to try his luck to bring the end of the invincible Campbell. To celebrate the dismissal, the Burnley lad let out a massive roar that almost reverberated through the empty stadium.
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    newscricket17 hours ago

    ICC needs to consider changing ‘bad light’ law, feels Nasser Hussain

    Former English skipper Nasser Hussain, in the wake of day one of the first England vs West Indies Test coming to a premature end due to bad light, has urged the ICC to have a look into the ‘bad light’ law. Hussain feels that players and umpires can make better use of the floodlights.
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