India Cricket Team News - Page 211
Rohit Sharma came back really hard after 2011 World Cup snub, opines Irfan Pathan
You definitely want to be following what Virat Kohli is doing, insists Karun Nair
Wasn’t going to be easy for Pant to replace Dhoni, admits Vikram Rathour
Virat Kohli advice has been to strive to be No.1 but in the right way, reveals Hardik Pandya
Best thing about Rahul Bhai is he understands a player’s psychology, reveals Cheteshwar Pujara
Kuldeep Yadav has to develop a top spinner, feels Laxman Sivaramakrishnan
Current partnership between Ganguly and Dravid is of utmost importance, states VVS Laxman
Looking forward to 2023 World Cup in India, admits Aaron Finch
Rohit Sharma resumes training post lockdown
Always observed Gayle was uncomfortable against swing bowling, says Bhuvneshwar Kumar
Tag of being a ‘swing bowler’ did not bother me, reveals Bhuvneshwar Kumar
'It was my suspicion', says SL Minister after claiming 2011 WC Final was fixed
Pakistan fan abused Indian players before World Cup clash last year, reveals Vijay Shankar
Consider MS Dhoni to be my idol, reveals Mushfiqur Rahim
Reports | BCCI quashes PCB’s ‘silly’ visa assurance request
PCB can postpone PSL if BCCI is able to open up a window for Asia Cup, says BCCI official
Virat Kohli doing well as captain, no pressure to win a World Cup, asserts Kapil Dev
MS Dhoni, Suresh Raina and Harbhajan Singh included in Sreesanth’s T20 World Cup XI
Looking forward to the amazing challenge of facing India, admits Nathan Lyon
Gill, Jaiswal, Shaw among Aakash Chopra’s 10 players to look forward to in 2020s
Don’t see any series happening in next two-three months; have to resume gradually, states Cheteshwar Pujara
Virat Kohli reminds me of Sir Viv Richards’ batting, insists Sunil Gavaskar
In 2018, Chris Gayle was hungry and angry to score runs, reveals KL Rahul
IND vs AUS | Lack of crowd won’t affect players, believes Tim Paine
Rohit Sharma-Shikhar Dhawan partnership here to stay, believes Aakash Chopra
Shame Pakistan don’t play India in bilateral series anymore, reckons Shoaib Malik
