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    Jasprit Bumrah is 1000 times better than me: Kapil Dev

    Iconic former India all-rounder Kapil Dev feels Jasprit Bumrah is a "1000 times better" bowler than what he was at his prime. Bumrah, who has been doing exceptionally well in the ongoing T20 World Cup, snaring 11 wickets at an outstanding economy of 4.08 in the 23 overs he has bowled so far.

    Cricket great Kapil Dev becomes new India golf chief

    The World Cup final upset victory at Lord's against the West Indies triggered a cricket revolution in India.He later focused on golf and welcomed the post as it would enable him to "spend more time with my golfing friends and play a little more".

    That's not the pitch you want to have a World Cup semifinal on: Afghan coach Jonathan Trott

    Afghanistan coach Jonathan Trott criticized the pitch used for their T20 World Cup semifinal against South Africa, calling it unfit for such a crucial match. The pitch's inconsistent bounce and seam movement led to Afghanistan being bowled out for 56, the lowest score in a T20 World Cup semifinal. Despite South Africa's quick chase, their batters also struggled. Trott emphasized the need for a fair contest and expressed hopes that the team would learn from this challenging experience.

    Sri Lanka head coach Chris Silverwood steps down

    Sri Lanka's head coach Chris Silverwood stepped down after T20 World Cup exit. Former captain and consulting coach Mahela Jayawardene had also resigned on Wednesday. Silverwood cited family time as reason for departure, expressing gratitude for time with Sri Lanka Cricket. The team's poor T20 WC performance led to decision, despite past successes including T20 Asia Cup win and bilateral series victories. Sri Lanka will start the search for a new coach ahead of upcoming series against India and England.

    T20 World Cup: Dale Steyn, Graeme Smith laud SA final entry, say it is emotional

    South African cricket legends Graeme Smith and Dale Steyn expressed overwhelming emotions as the Proteas broke the jinx to reach maiden T20 World Cup final after defeating Afghanistan by nine wickets in the semifinals. Steyn called the team's performance "destructive poetry in motion." Government of South Africa and Afghanistan Cricket Board congratulated South Africa on historic achievement.

    "A great learning experience, we carry a lot of belief": Afghanistan skipper Rashid Khan after loss to SA in T20 WC semis

    In the ICC T20 World Cup, Afghanistan faced defeat against Proteas, highlighting the outstanding performance of Kagiso Rabada, Marco Jansen, and Tabraiz Shamsi. Despite the loss, skipper Rashid Khan remains optimistic, emphasizing the team's learning experience and determination to improve for future competitions.

    The Economic Times
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