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    newscricket5 months ago

    Modern-day hero Virat Kohli has defined India’s new-attitude, applauds Steve Waugh

    Steve Waugh, in a documentary, mentioned that Virat Kohli represents India’s new attitude and insisted that his Indian team never gets intimidated by the opponent before calling him a modern-day hero. Dravid, on the other hand, stated that the system backs the development of youngsters.
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    newscricket7 months ago

    Rahul Dravid’s concentration and defence were impregnable and big games excited him, recollects Steve Waugh

    Steve Waugh has recollected that Rahul Dravid’s concentration and defence was impregnable, especially against the Australians, where he holds a good record. While stating that the big games excited Dravid, Waugh called the Indian batsman as the ‘glue’ that held the entire team together.
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    newscricket8 months ago

    AUS vs IND | Little disappointed Virat Kohli is not going to be there, expresses Steve Waugh

    Steve Waugh has expressed that he is a disappointed Virat Kohli won't be taking part in the last 3 Tests on the tour to Australia with the Indian captain taking paternity leave. He pointed out that this was shaping up to be a crucial series for Kohli but added that he knows family comes first.
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    newscricket9 months ago

    IND v AUS | Australia would better off not saying much to Kohli, warns Steve Waugh

    Virat Kohli is one of those combative cricketers who loves to get into fights with the opposition, well aware of that, Steve Waugh warned Australia not to say much to him. He added that sledging won't worry the Indian skipper much as it's better to leave great players alone on their own.
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    newscricketa year ago

    Border-Gavaskar Trophy is equivalent to the Ashes, claims Steve Waugh

    Former Aussie skipper Steve Waugh, who played a significant number of Tests against both India and England, feels that the Border-Gavaskar Trophy held between India and Australia is equivalent to the Ashes. Incidentally, Waugh’s last Test appearance came in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy in 2004.
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    featurecricketa year ago

    Can we stop glorifying the 2003/04 Border-Gavaskar Trophy, please

    Nostalgia is quite a powerful drug: it zaps us back in time, brings warmth to our heart and makes us reminisce about the good ol’ days, making us realize how good, easy and simple things were back in the day. But what’s undermined is its ability to create a false perception.
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    featurecricketa year ago

    Understanding dynamics of Net Run Rate Calculation in Cricket

    If points remain levelled, then Net Run Rate (NRR) becomes the next tie-breaker in multi-team tournaments, the most popular one at that. However, while it seems like a complex calculation, which can only be done by talented mathematicians, in reality, it is actually the opposite.
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    newscricketa year ago

    Was merely lifting World Cup on behalf of the country, admits Sachin Tendulkar

    Sachin Tendulkar used his time after receiving the Laureus award for the best sporting moment in the last 20 years to reveal that he was merely lifting the World Cup on his countrymen's behalf. The Indian cricket legend was handed over the trophy by former Australian skipper Steve Waugh. 
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    newscricketa year ago

    Great that Jasprit Bumrah was not coached out of his style, stresses Steve Waugh

    Steve Waugh has stated that Jasprit Bumrah is a terrific talent and it is good for the pacer that he was never coached out of his unconventional style of bowling. The legendary Aussie skipper also added that India have the best fast-bowling attack in the world when they play at home.
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    newscricketa year ago

    Australia will start favourites in home Day-night Test against India, reveals Steve Waugh

    Steve Waugh believes that Australia will start as favourites in the upcoming Test series against India because of their familiarity with conditions and India’s inexperience with the day-night Test. Waugh also noted that the Aussies didn’t have their best batsmen when India visited in 2018/19.
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