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    newscricket7 days ago

    IPL 2021 | Seniors told me that the game can change anytime, reveals Kartik Tyagi

    Rajasthan Royals pacer Kartik Tyagi has said that he has spoken to senior players who told him that the game can change at any time. His comments came after his heroics against Punjab Kings when he defended only four runs in the last over of the match to hand Rajasthan the win on Tuesday.
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    newscricket4 months ago

    WTC Final | Resilience and belief in own abilities has been key to India’s journey to final, believes Ajit Agarkar

    Ajit Agarkar, hailing India's resilience against Australia and England, has pointed out how the belief in the team helped them make comebacks in the series. Alongside that, Agarkar also credited the bench strength of the national team for finding ways to win from difficult positions.
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    newscricket6 months ago

    England and West Indies are good but India favourites for World T20, admits Michael Atherton

    Michael Atherton, following India’s 3-2 series win over England, admitted that England and West Indies might be good but India surely would be favourites to lift the WT20. He also added that India’s scary depth, due to the Indian Premier League, would tilt the competition in their favour in October.
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    featurecricket7 months ago

    Bhuvneshwar Kumar returns not just to the Indian team but a larger scheme of things

    Bhuvneshwar Kumar could very well go down as one of those bowlers who couldn’t quite meet their expectations and convert their dreams into reality because of the nagging injuries that took away a lot of time in and in-betweens. But he returns, just in time, in a year where his presence is vital.
    Aakash Sivasubramaniam
    newscricket9 months ago

    IND vs AUS | Last three Tests will be true test of team India’s character, feels VVS Laxman

    The legendary VVS Laxman opined that India should not let a freakish 70 minutes define the tour, and stated that the last three Tests will be a true test of the team’s character, in the absence of both Shami and Kohli. Laxman also urged India to address long-standing issues nagging the side.
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    newscricket9 months ago

    Reports | Fracture could keep Mohammad Shami out of first Test versus England

    Mohammad Shami, who has headed back home after fracturing his arm in Adelaide, looks set to miss the first Test versus England starting February 5, with him expected to spend significant time rehabbing at the NCA. Shami, in the first Test, was struck on his forearm by a Pat Cummins delivery.
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    newscricket9 months ago

    IND vs AUS | Cannot see India bouncing back in the series after Adelaide humiliation, states Brad Haddin

    Brad Haddin believes India’s best chance of winning a Test in this series was the Adelaide encounter, and now feels it’s next to impossible for them to stage a comeback. Haddin claimed that India’s batting depth is ‘concerning’ and reckons there are a lot of questions that need answering.
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    newscricket9 months ago

    Reports | Mohammad Shami ruled out of rest of Australia tour with fractured arm

    India’s ace pacer Mohammad Shami has reportedly been diagnosed with a fractured arm, effectively ruling him out of the remaining three Tests in the ongoing tour. Shami was struck on his arm by a Pat Cummins delivery whilst batting, which consequently forced him to walk away retired hurt.
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    newscricket9 months ago

    IND vs AUS | Australia will definitely have plans for whoever replaces Kohli, asserts Josh Hazlewood

    Josh Hazlewood acknowledged India’s strength in depth and claimed that he expects a ‘class player’ to replace Virat Kohli, but asserted that his side will, nevertheless, come up with able plans for the new player. Hazlewood also expressed that Australia want to know the extent of Shami’s injury.
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    newscricket9 months ago

    The Gameplan | How India can target Smith-Labuschagne and end Australia’s pink-ball juggernaut

    Seven games, seven wins: if there’s one format where you simply do not want to mess with the Aussies, it’s pink-ball Tests. India exactly know what they’re up against, having just played one day-night Test in their history, but they could yet cause an upset should the stars align.
    Anirudh Suresh