Day one
Taking Wickets Is Key To Stopping Batters From Big Totals In T20s, Says Harbhajan Singh
Former India spinner Harbhajan Singh believes the key to restraining aggressive batting in modern-day cricket lies in the bowlers' ability to take wickets regularly after the Indian Premier League's (IPL) 2024 ongoing season saw teams breaching the 200-run mark at ease on multiple occasions.
Harbhajan, who played 103 Tests, 236 ODIs, and 28 T20Is for India, emphasised that bowlers should aim for wickets even at the cost of conceding runs. He shared his insights in Episode 5 of the podcast series '180 Not Out'.
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4th Test: Got To Give Credit To India Not Only For Skill But For Mental Toughness, Says Nasser…
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4th Test: Spinners Help England Take The Upper Hand As India Trail By 134 Runs (ld)
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4th Test: Joe Root Leads Fightback With Unbeaten Century To Carry England Past 300
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3rd Test: Jadeja’s Five-wicket Haul Helps India Hammer England By 434 Runs
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3rd Test: Rohit, Jadeja Centuries; Sarfaraz’s 62 Lead India’s Fightback After Early Trouble
Niranjan Shah Stadium: Captain Rohit Sharma and all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja smashed centuries each, while Sarfaraz Khan sparkled on his Test debut with 62 off 66 balls as India reached 326/5 ...
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3rd Test: Rohit, Jadeja Smash Centuries, Sarfaraz Sparkles With 62 As India End Day 1 At 326/5
Niranjan Shah Stadium: Captain Rohit Sharma and all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja smashed centuries each, while Sarfaraz Khan sparkled on his Test debut with 62 off 66 balls as India reached 326/5 ...
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2nd Test: Waiting For So Long Is Common In Indian Cricket, Says Rajat Patidar After Debut Innings
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Jaiswal Is In A Good Zone Right Now To Make This Innings Count, Says Zaheer Khan
Rajasekhara Reddy ACA: Former India fast-bowler Zaheer Khan lauded Yashasvi Jaiswal’s unbeaten 179 on Day One of the second Test against England at the Dr. Y.S. Rajasekhara Reddy ACA-VDCA Cricket ...
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2nd Test: To Get Rohit Sharma As My First Wicket Was Very, Very Awesome, Says England's Shoaib Bashir
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When You Are Sloppy Like That, Getting Out Doesn’t Impress Me At All, Says Pietersen On Iyer’s Knock
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1st Test: Jaiswal Leads India’s Response With Blazing Fifty After Stokes’ 70 Takes England To 246
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Shoaib Bashir Will Be The Find Of Series, He Will Surely Trouble Virat Kohli: Monty Panesar
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