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    • Dec- 2023 -
      23 December

      Gautam Gambhir clears equation with Virat Kohli with a heart-warming response

      Former India cricketer Gautam Gambhir’s response to a question regarding Virat Kohli’s 50th ODI century gained widespread attention on social media and for all good reasons. Remember, the two cricketing legends had a heated exchange during the IPL 2023 match between Lucknow Super Giants and Royal Challengers Bangalore when Gambhir was LSG’s mentor. The intense moment during the IPL 2023 wasn’t the first-ever spat between Gambhir and Kohli as a similar incident happened in the IPL 2013 match between RCB and KKR. “Against which bowler did Virat Kohli score his 50th ODI hundred?” In a viral clip, Gambhir was asked on Star Sports. Gambhir responded quite confidently that Kohli’s 50th hundred came off New Zealand pacer Lockie Ferguson’s delivery. His fellow expert,…

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    • 22 December

      Kohli returning to India due to personal reasons ahead of Test series against SA

      New Delhi: India’s stalwart batter Virat Kohli is returning to India from South Africa due to personal reasons ahead of the first Test clash against the Proteas according to a BCCI source. Kohli was set to make his first appearance after the World Cup final heartbreak last month. But as of now he is returning back to India but will be available for the Test series which will begin on December 26. “Virat is coming back from South Africa due to some personal reasons but he will be available for the test series against South Africa starting on December 26,” a BCCI source stated. The series will be a part of the World Test Championship 2023-25 cycle. He will be a crucial figure for India…

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    • 19 December

      IPL Auction 2024 Full squads: How all the 10 teams line up after the Dubai mini-auction

      In Short A total of 72 players were sold in the frenetic mini-auction Mitchell Starc became the most expensive buy ever in IPL World Cup heroes and uncapped youngsters recieved massive bids 72 players were sold for Rs 230.45 crore on a frenetic day in the IPL Auction 2024 in Dubai as all ten teams have completed their squads for next year’s competition. Follow IPL 2024 Auction Highlights from Dubai Overseas pacers and uncapped Indian youngsters stole the lime-light on the busy day in Dubai as Australia’s Mitchell Starc had to break the record set by Pat Cummins in order to establish a new high value at an IPL auction in a space of a few hours. Teams like SRH…

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    • 19 December

      Pat Cummins goes to SRH for Rs. 20.5 cr, KKR breaks ‘most expensive’ record to buy Mitchell Starc for Rs. 24.75 cr

      Hyderabad: Australia’s World Cup winning captain Pat Cummins was bought by Sunrisers Hyderabad for a whopping Rs. 20.5 crore at the Indian Premier League auction which is currently underway on Tuesday. With this, the Aussie captain briefly became the most expensive player in the history of IPL, before Kolkata Knight Riders bagged Pat’s compatriot Mitchell Starc for Rs. 24.75 cr after a fierce bidding battle with the Gujarat Titans

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    • 16 December

      Mohammed Shami ruled out of SA Tests, Deepak Chahar withdraws from ODI series

      Mumbai: Senior pacer Mohammed Shami was on Saturday ruled out of the two-match Test series against South Africa, the BCCI announced. Shami was included in the Test squad subject to his fitness but he was not cleared by the board’s medical team for the series. Pace-bowling all-rounder Deepak Chahar was also withdrawn from the ODI squad. “Chahar has informed the BCCI that he will not be available for the upcoming ODI series due to a family medical emergency. “The Men’s Selection Committee has named (pacer) Akash Deep as his replacement,” the BCCI statement read.

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    • 16 December

      IPL 2024: Replacing Rohit proves costly for Mumbai Indians

      Hyderabad: The Mumbai Indians social media accounts which have been among the most popular and most followed sporting franchises, since the inception of the Indian Premier League have been losing out fans dramatically as the team management replaced Captain Rohit Sharma with Hardik Pandya. The Instagram handle of the five time IPL champion franchise used to be the highest followed handle among all IPL teams with 13.4 million followers and the count now dropped to 12.8 million. Their accounts across all social media platforms including X and Facebook are bearing the brunt. The team’s X handle has lost about 400k followers, falling from 8.6 to 8.2 million overnight. Mumbai Indians fans call the decision gratuitous, as Rohit is still grieving and healing from the…

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    • Jun- 2023 -
      10 June

      Labuschagne repels India as Australia stay on top in WTC final

      Australia remain firm favourites to win the World Test Championship final after a dogged Marnus Labuschagne helped extend their lead over India to 296 by stumps on day three. Australia were 24-2 in their second innings at The Kia Oval as David Warner (1) and opening partner Usman Khawaja (13) nicked behind amid a hostile spell of bowling from India’s seamers but closed on 123-4. Labuschagne (41no off 118) – woken from a nap by Warner’s dismissal before he trotted out at No 3 – shared a 62-run stand with Steve Smith (34) and was batting alongside Cameron Green (7no) at the close after Travis Head (18) also fell.Scorecard: Australia vs India, WTC final, The Kia OvalThe Ashes: Dates and…

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    • 9 June

      No Point Beating Your Chest At National Anthem: Hayden Blasts India ‘For Lack Of Energy’ As Australia Dominate

      Former Australian opener Matthew Hayden came down heavily on the Indian team for their lack of energy on the opening day of the World Test Championship (WTC) final at the Oval in London. Hayden said that India needed to hunt in a pack and were lacklustre once Steve Smith and Travis Head started dominating. Hayden criticised India with a huge remark saying that it’s important to beat the chest out, play with that positive mindset and intent on the field and not do that during the national anthem. Speaking on Star sports ahead of the second day of the WTC final, Hayden said, “There’s no point beating your chest at the national anthem or the Australians beating their chest at…

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    • 9 June

      India’s top order meltdown puts Australia in box seat in WTC final

      Australia racked up 469 in their first innings and then reduced India to 151-5 to put themselves in the box seat in the World Test Championship (WTC) final at The Oval on Thursday. Having bled 327 runs on the opening day with only three wickets to show for, India staged a comeback after their seam-heavy attack bowled out Australia in Thursday’s second session. Their star-studded top order, however, let India down and Australia look on course to claim a decisive first-innings lead after dominating the first two days of the contest. 🏏 9 innings🔥 1,038 runs😮 115.33 average💯 Five centuries, three fiftiesSteve Smith's recent Test record in England is absurd 🤯#AUSvIND #WTCFinal pic.twitter.com/mpWll2RUyL— Wisden (@WisdenCricket) June 8, 2023 India trail…

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    • 8 June

      Travis Head says attention on star man Steve Smith helped him excel at Lord’s

      Travis Head felt the presence of Steve Smith allowed him to “sneak under the radar” as he cracked a wonderful century on day one of the World Test Championship final against India. With 30 centuries, 8,792 runs and an average of just under 60, Smith is always a prize target whenever he steps on to the field. But while he reasserted his class with a thoroughly composed innings of 95 not out at the Oval, it was Head who took centre stage with a dashing 146 not out. Australia ended the day in charge of the showpiece on 327 for three, a huge position of strength given Head arrived at 76 for three. Speaking after an unbroken stand of 251 with Smith, Head…

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