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    Ind vs SA T20 Final: "My only belief was on Jassy bhai": Emotional Siraj commends Bumrah for his game-changing spell in T20 WC final

    T20 World Cup Ind vs SA Final: After India's historic T20 World Cup win, Mohammed Siraj praised Jasprit Bumrah for his game-changing performance, securing India's first ICC T20 title in 13 years. With just 26 runs to defend in the final overs, Bumrah and Hardik Pandya turned the match around, with Bumrah achieving impressive figures of 2/18. Siraj expressed gratitude for being part of the victory after past disappointments. Axar Patel, crucial with both bat and ball, shared his pride and credited coach Rahul Dravid for fostering a pressure-free environment, helping him excel throughout the tournament.

    T20 World Cup Final: India defend record total to win second T20 World Cup, 17 years after the first

    The Aiden Markram-led South African team got off to a shaky start, losing their first three wickets in quick succession, before the explosive Heinrich Klassen came out to bat. Quinton de Kock (39) and Tristan Stubbs (31) set the Proteeas on their way before Klaasen turned the game in their direction, attacking Axar Patel, getting 24 runs off the spinner in the 15th over before being dismissed by Hardik Pandya in the 17th, ending up with 52 runs off 27 balls.

    India are T20 World Champions, beat South Africa in a thriller; Bumrah, Hardik, Kohli shine

    South Africa needed 30 runs off 30 balls to win the 2024 Men’s T20 World Cup. But Hardik Pandya’s 3-20 and Jasprit Bumrah’s 2-18 helped an unbeaten India to come back and clinch their second title. Talismanic batter Virat Kohli ended his lean run with a 59-ba...

    Hardik Pandya scripts a redemption story like no other, comes in clutch to help India win second T20 World Cup

    ​With the game at a tipping point, Pandya came into bowl with South Africa needing 30 runs off 30​ balls to get their hands on a maiden World Cup trophy. The Mumbai Indians skipper bowled three overs - including the final over - giving away just 20 runs. The three wickets he took were of David Miller, Kagiso Rabada and the aforementioned Klassen, who was on an explosive innings, ending with 52 runs off 27 balls.

    India vs South Africa Final: Watch the winning moment of team India

    India clinched their second T20 World Cup title after 17 years, defeating South Africa in a thrilling final at Kensington Oval, Barbados. Hardik Pandya's heroic final over secured victory by 7 runs, with Virat Kohli's 76 setting a challenging target. Emotional scenes followed as India celebrated, ending their long ICC trophy drought in a historic cricketing moment.

    From first World Cup in 1983 to 2024: Here is India's glorious cricketing journey

    India clinched their second T20 World Cup title in 2024, defeating South Africa by 7 runs in Barbados. Led by Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli's 76-run innings laid the foundation for India's total of 176-7. Despite South Africa's strong start, India's bowlers staged a remarkable comeback, restricting them to 169-8 and ending an 11-year ICC trophy drought.

    • When SKY fell on South Africa's world cup dreams: Watch the catch that gave India the T20 World Cup

      In the T20 World Cup final, India narrowly defeated South Africa by seven runs. South Africa needed 16 runs off the last over with David Miller at the crease. Hardik Pandya bowled, and Suryakumar Yadav made a stunning catch on the boundary, preventing a six.

      T20 World Cup: India bowl England out to win by 68 runs, set up final clash with South Africa on Saturday

      ​England captain Jos Buttler won the toss and chose to send India out to bat first, with the Rohit-led side managing a 171 run total on the back of sublime performances from the captain and Suryakumar Yadav. All-rounder Hardik Pandya smashed a late 16-ball 23 to set up the chase. ​Chris Jordan was the stand out performer for the Brits, grabbing three wickets in just as many overs, giving away only 37 runs.

      T20 World Cup: India arrives in Barbados to face South Africa in final; Kapil Dev praises team Rohit
      T20 World Cup: Kapil Dev advices team India to play as team, not individuals

      India's World Cup-winning captain Kapil Dev emphasised the importance of collective performance over individual brilliance for Rohit Sharma's team to end their trophy drought in the T20 World Cup. Kapil highlighted the need for every player to contribute, recalling his 1983 team's success through teamwork. He wished India luck for their semifinal against England and praised the current players for their dedication and skill, particularly lauding star performer Bumrah. Kapil expressed pride in India's status as title contenders and commended the team's progress in international cricket.

      Hardik Pandya nearly suffers injury from throw by Rishabh Pant, captain Rohit Sharma gets visibly upset: Watch video

      Hardik Pandya's pivotal role as an all-rounder for India in the 2024 T20 World Cup faces challenges after an injury scare during a match against Australia. Despite tensions with teammate Rishabh Pant, Pandya's contributions with bat and ball remain crucial as India advances undefeated to the semifinals against England on June 27 in Guyana.

      Near perfect India could play party poopers to under pressure Australia

      India is set to clash with Australia in a crucial T20 World Cup match, with India aiming to secure a spot in the semi-finals and Australia looking to bounce back after a shock defeat to Afghanistan. A win for India would not only secure their spot at the top of the group but also put Australia's semi-final hopes in jeopardy. India, having performed well in their previous matches, will rely on key players like Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli, and Hardik Pandya. Meanwhile, Australia will need to improve their batting and bowling performances, with Mitchell Marsh and Glenn Maxwell needing to step up.

      Hardik, Kuldeep sparkle as India outclass Bangladesh by 50 runs, move closer to semis

      India's dominant performance led by Hardik Pandya and Kuldeep Yadav secured a crucial victory over Bangladesh in the T20 World Cup Super 8 game. The team's strong batting display and effective bowling efforts set them on course for a semifinals berth, with a challenging fixture against Australia up next.

      India win by 47 runs: Surya, Bumrah sizzle, Afghans fizzle

      India secured a commanding 47-run victory against Afghanistan in their opening Super 8 fixture of the T20 World Cup. Suryakumar Yadav's fearless batting and Rashid Khan's improved performance were key highlights of the match.

      Virat Kohli's form in T20 World Cup a bothering point as India face Canada amid rain threat

      India vs Canada: Virat Kohli's poor form raises concerns for India as they face Canada in the T20 World Cup. With Kohli struggling, the team's reliance shifts to other batters like Pant and Suryakumar. India's bowling, led by Bumrah and Pandya, has been stellar. Canada, though determined, face a tough challenge against the Indian side.

      T20 WC: India pull off a sensational 6 runs victory over Pakistan in low-scoring thriller

      India's bowlers, led by outstanding Jasprit Bumrah and Hardik Pandya, secured a thrilling six-run victory over Pakistan in a low-scoring T20 World Cup match. Bumrah's 3/14 and Pandya's 2/24 helped restrict Pakistan to 113/7 after India posted 119 all out.

      Pitch imperfect: Can India and Pakistan match hype and anticipation around the game expected to promote cricket in the US?

      The ICC, in a brief statement, have acknowledged that the pitches have not played as consistently as they would have liked and insists the best in the business are looking to sort this out. But, the fact of the matter is that drop-in pitches, used to best effect in Australia where cricket shares spaces with other sporting codes, need time before they can settle. Typically, once a drop-in pitch is put in place it is allowed to acclimatise to the conditions and then actual matches are played on it, to determine the state of readiness.

      India vs Pakistan: Reminiscing last five T20I encounters of the two big rivals

      The highly anticipated India vs Pakistan World Cup clash on June 9 at Nassau County International Stadium, New York will see India high on confidence after beating Ireland, while Pakistan looks to bounce back from a shock defeat to USA. The match will be played on a challenging pitch with a sluggish outfield, continuing the fierce T20 rivalry that began in 2007, where India leads with 10 wins to Pakistan's 3 in 13 encounters.

      Natasa Stankovic puts divorce rumours with hubby Hardik to rest, affirms 'Pandya' status in new viral post

      Natasa Stankovic's recent social media activity has dispelled rumors of her divorce from Hardik Pandya. She restored her wedding photos and playfully referenced the 'Pandya' name in a post featuring her pet, signaling a harmonious relationship. Despite earlier speculations fueled by her absence from IPL matches and social media silence, her actions suggest a stable and enduring bond with Hardik Pandya.

      India vs Ireland T20 World Cup Highlights: India thrashes Ireland by 8 wickets in Group A match

      India defeated Ireland in the T20 World Cup match in New York, USA, with a strong bowling performance restricting Ireland to 96 runs.

      Amid Hardik Pandya-Natasa Stankovic divorce rumours, cricket star opens up about challenges ahead of T20 World Cup

      Cricket star Hardik Pandya recently shared insights into his challenges leading up to the T20 World Cup. Despite scrutiny following his IPL 2024 performance, Pandya remains process-driven and optimistic. He emphasized the importance of resilience, continuous improvement, and staying focused amid personal speculations. Pandya's story reflects a winning mindset both on and off the field, as he navigates hurdles with determination and commitment.

      We have not really nailed down our batting unit: Rohit Sharma

      India's skipper Rohit Sharma said that the team has not yet decided its batting line-up for the T20 World Cup, and the decision to send Rishabh Pant at number three in the warm-match against Bangladesh should not be interpreted negatively. India emerged winners by 60 runs at the Nassau County International Cricket Stadium, restricting Bangladesh to 122 for nine after posting 182 for five in the allotted 20 overs. Pant struck a fluent 53 off 32 balls, while Hardik Pandya smashed 40 in 23 deliveries after Suryakumar Yadav helped himself to an 18-ball 31.

      T20 WC warm-up: A chance to test track and India's second pace-bowling option

      India's T20 World Cup warm-up game against Bangladesh on June 5 will see Yashasvi Jaiswal and Arshdeep Singh and Mohammed Siraj put their best foot forward. With all 15 cricketers being regular playing XI members of their respective IPL franchises, finding the perfect combination is key to ending India's 13-year global trophy drought. Skipper Rohit Sharma and head coach Rahul Dravid need to make judicious calls in two areas: fitting Jaiswal in the side and finding Jasprit Bumrah's opening pace-bowling partner.

      T20 World Cup: India begin training, Virat Kohli yet to arrive

      Having played 90 per cent of the matches under lights in the scorching Indian summer, the idea would be to adjust to pleasant mornings where temperatures will hover between 25 to 27 degree celsius with very less humidity. A white kookaburra in slightly windy mornings could be a challenge and to be prepared for that, the severely jet-lagged bodies need to get used to morning conditions.

      Indian cricket team begins training for T20 World Cup in New York amid Virat Kohli's absence

      After two months of intense night cricket, the Indian cricket team, without Virat Kohli, began morning training for the T20 World Cup. Kohli, absent due to personal reasons, is expected to join by Friday, but his participation in the warm-up game against Bangladesh on Saturday is uncertain. The team's preliminary games start at 10:30 am, necessitating adaptation to morning conditions. Training included light exercises to adjust to the cooler, less humid weather. Players expressed excitement about playing in New York for the first time.

      Hardik Pandya absent from T20 World Cup departure amid divorce rumors

      Hardik Pandya's absence from Team India's first batch departure to the T20 World Cup 2024 has sparked speculation, fueled by ongoing personal life rumors. Despite these rumors, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has not confirmed any reason for his non-appearance. The situation remains speculative, with no official statements from Pandya or his wife, Natasa Stankovic.

      Hardik Pandya, Natasa Stankovic getting divorced? Here's what you need to know

      Rumors suggest that Hardik might have separated from his wife, Natasa Stankovic. This isn't the first instance of Hardik facing scrutiny on social media. In 2021, there were rumors circulating that the Mumbai Customs Department had confiscated two wristwatches valued at Rs 5 crores from Pandya at the airport due to allegedly lacking the proper receipts for the watches. Following the news spreading online, Pandya faced extensive trolling on social media platforms, prompting the MI skipper to release a statement to address the situation.

      Felt sorry for Hardik Pandya, never nice to go through something like that: Mark Boucher on boos

      Mumbai Indians coach Mark Boucher expressed concern over skipper Hardik Pandya facing hostile reactions from fans during the IPL campaign, removing Rohit Sharma as captain. MI lost to Lucknow Super Giants in their last league game. Boucher highlighted the impact of outside pressure and the need to address off-field issues.

      Hardik Pandya suspended for first match of next IPL season, fined Rs 30 lakh owing to slow over-rate against LSG

      Mumbai Indians captain Hardik Pandya has been fined Rs 30 lakh and suspended for his team's opening match of the next IPL season due to a slow over-rate offence. All other team members, including Rohit Sharma, have been fined either Rs 12 lakh or 50% of their match fees. The suspension will apply to the team's first game next season. Team management covers these fines on behalf of the players.

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