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Aus vs Ind: Ashwin Is Bowling Captain In This Indian Team, Says Ojha
Ravichandran Ashwin's experience and mentality makes him a "bowling captain" for India, says former spinner Pragyan Ojha.
Ashwin, 34, is the highest Test wicket taker in the Indian team with 375 scalps and was instrumental in India's win over Australia in Melbourne in the ongoing Test series.
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NZ vs Pak: Babar Cleared But Not Confirmed For Pakistan In Second Test
Pakistan's talismanic captain Babar Azam has been cleared to play in the second Test against New Zealand starting in Christchurch on Sunday but has not been confirmed in the team. ...
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Aus vs Ind: Warner 'Highly Doubtful' Over Match Fitness In Third Test
Australian opener David Warner is still fighting to be match fit for the Third Test against India in Sydney, but said Saturday it was "highly doubtful" he'd be 100 percent ...
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Jasprit Bumrah's Mind, Body Set For The Bigger Tests
Jasprit Bumrah, who will now be the only pace bowler remaining from the India squad of 2018-19 that won the Test series in Australia, will have his hands full going ...
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Umesh Yadav Ruled Out Of Test Series
India suffered another major blow after pace bowler Umesh Yadav was ruled out of the Test series against Australia and will return home for rehabilitation at the National Cricket Academy ...
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Ireland Reach UAE Before Home Team Afghanistan
In a rare case of guests waiting for the hosts, the Irish cricket team arrived in UAE for an away series well ahead of opponents Afghanistan, who are yet to ...
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Aus vs Ind: Rohit Sharma Resumes Training With Team In Melbourne
India batsman Rohit Sharma resumed training on Thursday, the Indian cricket board (BCCI) confirmed on its twitter handle. Rohit, who had been in a 14-day hard quarantine in Sydney after ...
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Aus vs Ind: Warner Likely To Open In Third Test Even If Not Totally Fit, Says Australia Assistant…
Opener David Warner could play the third Test in Sydney beginning January 7 even if he is not 100% fit, hinted Australia assistant coach Andrew McDonald. Warner suffered a groin ...
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Aus vs Ind: Smith, Marnus Struggling With India's Leg Side Theory, Admits Australia
Indians have managed to control Australia's top two batsmen, Steve Smith and Marnus Labuschagne, in the first two Test matches with the 'leg-side theory', admitted the Australian team mana ...
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'No Excuses', Says Australia Assistant Coach On Dropping Catches Of Rahane And Co.
Australia assistant coach Andrew McDonald said there are no excuses for dropping catches and fielding lapses that saw Australia let India reach 326 in the first innings of the second ...
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NZ vs Pak: New Zealand's Broken-Toe Hero Wagner To Miss Second Pakistan Test
New Zealand's first-Test hero Neil Wagner will miss the second Test against Pakistan and is expected to be out for more than five weeks as he recovers from breaking two ...
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Aus vs Ind: Jadeja In The Same Bracket As Stokes, Says Deep Dasgupta
India's Ravindra Jadeja is for now in the same bracket as England's Ben Stokes as an all-rounder, says former India wicket-keeper batsman Deep Dasgupta. Jadeja played an integral role in ...
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Cheteshwar Pujara's Troubles Against Cummins A 'Concern', Says Zaheer Khan
Australian speedster Pat Cummins having the upper hand over Indian batting mainstay Cheteshwar Pujara is an area of concern for India but it is also symptomatic of batsmen finding it ...
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Ravichandran Ashwin Goes Past Muttiah Muralitharan's Record Against Left-Handers
Ravichandran Ashwin has surpassed Sri Lanka spin legend Muttiah Muralitharan's record of most wickets against left-handed batsmen in Test cricket. Ashwin ended the Australian innings on the fourth ...
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SA vs SL: South Africa Release Migael Pretorius After Shoulder Injury
Migael Pretorius has been released from the Bio-Secure Environment (BSE) due to a muscle injury to his right shoulder, and will go back to his franchise for rehabilitation, said Cricket ...
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