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Ashwin's Tales: How MS schooled Sreesanth, 'Mankading' debut and 'Raman Effect'
Ravichandran Ashwin's autobiography, 'I Have The Streets- A Kutty Cricket Story', is a collection of humorous anecdotes and insights into the life of Indian cricketer Ravichandran Ashwin. The book, co-authored by senior journalist Sidharth Monga, covers Ashwin's journey from his formative years to India's 2011 World Cup win.
Memory of a lifetime for me but I don't believe in things like redemption, legacy: Rahul Dravid as he signs off as India coach
Rahul Dravid, elated after India's T20 World Cup triumph, thanked his team for fulfilling his unfulfilled dream as a player. The head coach, known for humility, credited teamwork for the victory, dismissing notions of personal redemption. He cherished the camaraderie with Captain Rohit Sharma and emphasized enjoying the coaching journey rather than leaving a legacy. Looking ahead optimistically, Dravid predicted more success for India's talented cricketing youth, marking a memorable end to his coaching stint with the Men in Blue.
Afghanistan-South Africa T20 World Cup semifinal pits cricket's overachievers against underachievers
In the T20 World Cup semifinals, Afghanistan faces a tough challenge against South Africa while carrying the hopes of their nation. With a strong bowling attack and resilient batting lineup, Afghanistan aims to defy the odds and emerge victorious in this high-stakes cricket encounter.
Anand Mahindra shares motivational message on self-belief after Afghanistan's win over Australia
Anand Mahindra celebrated Afghanistan's cricket victory over Australia with a motivational message, emphasizing inner strength and self-belief for remarkable achievements. Netizens responded positively. Anand Mahindra is widely followed on social media for his witty and inspirational messages.
Mystery pitch awaits crestfallen Pakistan in Twenty20 World Cup cricket match against India
Pakistan captain Babar Azam cannot afford another loss that might put his team's progress to the Super 8 playoff stage in serious danger. Nothing seems to have gone right for Pakistan since the Babar-led team lost the T20 World Cup final against England in 2022. Pakistan lost T20 internationals against Afghanistan, understrength New Zealand, Ireland and England before losing to the U.S in the shock upset on Thursday.
Nosthush Kenjige: From dwelling in Bengaluru PG to star performer against Pakistan
In 2013, Nosthush Kenjige, disillusioned after failing to break into Karnataka's cricket scene despite rigorous training, returned to the US with a biotechnology degree. His passion for cricket reignited in New York, leading to his rise in the USA national team and impressive performances in Major League Cricket. Key to his journey was catching Dwayne Bravo's eye at the US Open T20. Kenjige now stars for the USA, notably taking crucial wickets in their stunning T20 World Cup victory over Pakistan.
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IPL 2024 Winner: KKR win IPL with 'cyclone Remal' type fury in final against SRH to cap a perfect season
IPL 2024 Winner Team: The IPL season was a rollercoaster of records, high scores, and thrilling matches. Sunrisers Hyderabad and Kolkata Knight Riders made headlines with their impressive batting performances. The final showdown saw KKR dominate SRH, clinching the title with a clinical display of bowling and batting. Venkatesh Iyer's unbeaten 52, Mitchell Starc's pace bowling and definitely contributions from all members of the team led KKR to a resounding victory over SRH.
KKR vs SRH: This astrologer had predicted KKR to win IPL 2024 trophy
Kolkata Knight Riders defeated Sunrisers Hyderabad in the IPL final, with Venkatesh Iyer scoring 52 runs off 26 balls and Mitchell Starc taking 2 wickets for 14 runs.
Bowlers shine as KKR bundle out SRH for just 113 in 2024 IPL final
This was the lowest total in the history of the IPL final. Much was expected from SRH's explosive battling line-up, which has produced some magnificent results so far, but KKR's tactful and precise bowling made life absolutely difficult for SRH.
Rohit Sharma on why India picked four spinners for the T20 World Cup and IPL's influence in team selection
Rohit Sharma backs India's four-spinners strategy for the T20 World Cup, emphasizing squad balance and strategic options. Despite IPL performances, uncertainties persist over the final playing eleven composition, particularly focusing on the middle overs hitting strategy.
Sai Kishore stars in Gujarat Titans' comfortable win over plummeting Punjab Kings
Gujarat Titans secured their fourth win in the 2024 IPL, defeating Punjab Kings by three wickets. Spinners R Sai Kishore, Rashid Khan, and Noor Ahmed shone, dismissing Punjab Kings for 142. Liam Livingstone took crucial wickets for Punjab Kings, but Rahul Tewatia's unbeaten 36 off 16 balls ensured Titans' victory. Despite a brisk start, Punjab Kings collapsed against the spin trio. Prabhsimran Singh's 35 off 21 was in vain as Titans chased down the target comfortably.
IPL 2024: RR brave accurate PBKS bowlers, slow pitch to register three-wicket win
Rajasthan Royals overcame Punjab Kings in a challenging IPL encounter, highlighted by key performances from Shimron Hetmyer, Yashasvi Jaiswal, and Sanju Samson. The match featured intense moments, with each team showcasing resilience and determination in pursuit of victory.
Gujarat Giants defeat RCB to secure season's maiden win in WPL
Royal Challengers Bangalore looked out of sorts and were restricted to 180/7. It was first win of the season for Gujarat. Smriti Mandhana (24) and Sabbhineni Meghana (4) got out inside seven overs and their No 6 batter Georgia Wareham provided some late fireworks in her 22-ball 48 but it proved insufficient.
Delhi Capitals crush UP Warriorz by 9 wickets in WPL
Delhi Capitals won the game with 5.3 overs to spare and moved to the second position in the five-team points table. Earlier, Radha Yadav returned 4-0-20-4 after Marizanne Kapp (4-1-5-3) blew away UP Warriorz's top order. Shweta Sehrawat waged a lone battle of sorts scoring 45 from 42 balls with five fours and a six.
England’s 6 ft 4 in off-spinner Bashir wrecks Indian batting with four wickets to put his side in sight of a huge win
The credit for England’s ascendancy in this Test is most unlikely. Shoaib Bashir, the tall — 6 ft 4 in — off-spinner was hardly a candidate to trouble India’s best. Before this tour, Bashir had played six first class matches taking 10 wickets and was hardly the sort to challenge India’s finest, brought up on wearing Ranji Trophy pitches against quality spinners.
IND vs ENG Test Series 2024: Shoaib Bashir travels back to UK to sort visa issue, Ben Stokes says he is "devastated" for youngster
IND vs ENG Test Series 2024: England captain Ben Stokes expressed his disappointment as rookie off-spinner Shoaib Bashir's arrival in India for the five-Test series has been delayed due to visa issues. Bashir, who plays for Somerset, couldn't proceed to India as he is yet to be granted a visa. Stokes, along with other players of Pakistani heritage, finds the situation frustrating and hopes for a resolution soon.
Prepare turners at your own peril: New Aussie skipper Healy dares India
Alyssa Healy said that India would risk themselves by opting for tracks that offer turn as the Australian spinners are on par with their sub-continental counterparts. "I'm actually really intrigued to see as to what sort of wickets they prepare. I think we've got a really, really good spin attack. So do that at your own peril. Don't get me wrong, the Indians have got a strong spin attack as well," Healy was quoted as saying by 'Sydney Morning Herald'.
IPL: Suryakumar Yadav's special gives Mumbai Indians six-wicket win over RCB
Suryakumar Yadav's blistering 83 not out off 35 balls and Nehal Wadhera's unbeaten 52 helped Mumbai Indians seal a comfortable six-wicket win over Royal Challengers Bangalore in the Indian Premier League. Chasing a target of 200, Mumbai won with 21 balls to spare, maintaining their flawless record against RCB at the Wankhede Stadium since IPL 2015. Faf du Plessis and Glenn Maxwell's fourth-century stand of the season took RCB to an imposing 199 but their bowlers' efforts were undone in quick order.
Buy the dips! Investment and consumption in strong wicket for 3-5 years: Sunil Subramaniam
“Consumer durable sector and consumption have strong oil related inputs. Their margins will be healthy and demand will pick up in the short term on the back of a good monsoon forecast. But medium term, post Covid, pent up demand still flowing through means that investment and consumption, the two engines of growth, are in a strong wicket for the next three to five years. Every dip is a golden opportunity to buy at this point.”
India win record fifth U-19 cricket World Cup title, beat England by 4 wickets
In a reflection of India's dominance, wicketkeeper Dinesh Bana finished the chase of 190 with two sixes and 14 balls to spare.
India vs England 1st ODI: A different sort of challenge for the hosts
Since 2015 again, England have won 28 out of 39 ODIs they have played at home, with only one bilateral series’ loss to Australia (3-2) in 2015.
India crush South Africa by 8 wickets; to face Bangladesh in the semi-final
If de Villiers’ run out was the result of excellence on the field, David Miller’s departure to the same mode of dismissal best summed up South Africa’s tragicomic innings.
Marksans Pharma on a firm wicket; buy stock with a target Rs 132: Sharmila Joshi
Joshi also likes Tata Elxis. It is are in the automotive space and a lot of things are really going their way.
India needs seven wicket to conquer the island today
Sri Lanka are 319 shy of what would be a famous victory but India require seven wickets to complete a come-from-behind 2-1 scoreline.
IPL: RCB all out for 166 after Boult takes 3 wickets in one over
RCB were helped by de Villiers' knock that contained two sixes and five fours. Captain Virat Kohli was the next best scorer with a 37-ball 41.
World Cup 2015: India completed four-wicket victory and progress to quarterfinals
In this day and age, 182 might not appear a massive total, but the conditions meant they were worth at least 30 more.
World Cup 2015: Skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni guides India to four wicket win over West Indies
Chasing 183, India's top-order struggled due to poor shot selection before Dhoni's composed unbeaten innings of 45 helped them reach the target in 39.1 ovs.
Cricket: India look to sort out batting woes before Hobart game
Mahendra Singh Dhoni and company suffered an embarrassing nine-wicket loss against England with a spineless batting display which saw the team fall to 153 in 39.3 overs.
India go down to Australia by four wickets at the Tri-Series
Rohit’s 6th ODI (138), a majestic compilation full off beefy pulls & glorious driving, had combined with Raina’s (51) comfort with the game to haul India to 267 for 8.
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