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'They don't play fearless…': Simon Doull expresses concerns over India's approach in ICC events

NEW DELHI: Former New Zealand cricketer Simon Doull has voiced his apprehensions regarding India's performance in major International Cricket Council (ICC) events. Doull emphasised that playing fearless cricket is crucial on the grand stage, and Team India has struggled to adopt this approach.

The Times of India

'Virat Kohli's form augurs well for India': Coach Rajkumar Sharma ahead of Asia Cup final

NEW DELHI: As Team India prepares to take on Sri Lanka in the Asia Cup final on Sunday, Virat Kohli's childhood coach, Rajkumar Sharma, has expressed optimism about the former India skipper's recent form and emphasised that Kohli's ability to consistently contribute, even without centuries, signifies his prowess.

The Times of India

$New Zealand's Southee fractures bone to put World Cup in doubt$

New Zealand's Southee fractures bone to put World Cup in doubt

New Zealand pacer Tim Southee faces a race against time to be fit for the World Cup after dislocating and fracturing a bone in his right thumb less than three weeks before the start of the ODI World Cup in India. A timeline for his recovery yet to be established.

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Jos Buttler insists England’s aging squad is not a ‘Dads Army’

England won their one day series against New Zealand at Lord’s

The Independent UK

Jason Roy sweating over World Cup place as England ‘regroup’ before naming squad

Roy suffered back spasms that ruled him out of all four ODIs against New Zealand and he has seen Dawid Malan make a compelling case to take his spot.

The Independent UK

Jos Buttler has World Cup selection headaches after Dawid Malan’s return to form

Malan silences doubters ahead of tournament

Evening Standard

PCB puts cap on T20 league participation for centrally contracted players

NEW DELHI: Amid ongoing dispute between players and the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) regarding various contract clauses, the governing body has opted to impose restrictions on the participation of centrally contracted players in foreign T20 leagues.

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'It is not fair...': Mohammad Hafeez calls for support and confidence in Babar Azam ahead of World Cup

NEW DELHI: Former Pakistan captain and member of the cricket board's technical committee, Mohammad Hafeez, has made a fervent plea for unwavering support and a boost in confidence for skipper Babar Azam in the lead-up to the forthcoming World Cup in India.

The Times of India

'He had some setbacks but...': Sanjay Bangar feels this all-rounder brings a lot of balance in Indian team

NEW DELHI: In the last couple of years, Hardik Pandya has significantly grown in stature as India's foremost all-rounder and according to former India batting coach Sanjay Bangar, the swashbuckling cricketer from Baroda provides the team with invaluable balance and will play a crucial role in the upcoming ODI World…

The Times of India

India is trying to improve on chasing on slow turners, says Shubman Gill

Washington Sundar's addition to the Asia Cup Final squad ahead of R. Ashwin indicates he is ahead in India's World Cup scheme. Sundar's offspin and lower-order batting prowess is key to India's success on slow turners. India is working to improve batting on such pitches, as seen in their loss…

The Hindu

Asia Cup Final: Matthew Hayden highlights Shubman Gill's crucial role in Team India

NEW DELHI: Ahead of the highly-anticipated Asia Cup final between India and Sri Lanka, former Australian opener Matthew Hayden has emphasised the pivotal role young Indian batsman Shubman Gill is set to play in the match. Hayden believes that Gill's class, timing, and current form will be decisive factors for…

The Times of India

'Want to be like AB de Villiers': South Africa's Heinrich Klaasen

NEW DELHI: Explosive South African batter Heinrich Klaasen, who has been in phenomenal form in white-ball cricket this year, opened up about the significant influence former Proteas dynamo AB de Villiers had on his career.

The Times of India

Cricket should be controlled by the ICC, not by a country or an individual: Former SL captain Arjuna Ranatunga

Cricket should be controlled by the ICC, not by a country or an individual: Former SL captain Arjuna Ranatunga. Arjuna Ranatunga, the 1996 World Cup-winning captain, has lambasted the global and continental governing bodies for letting powerful boards dominate the cricket ecosystem. Ranatunga even took a dig at former cricketers…

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India vs Sri Lanka, Asia Cup 2023 Final: India hope to end five-year wait for a title triumph

Rohit Sharma's Indian team enters the Asia Cup final on Sunday as strong contenders to break their five-year trophy drought in multi-nation events, despite lingering uncertainties. While Axar Patel's recurrent injuries remain a concern for the Indian team, Sri Lanka face a more significant setback with the absence of their…

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Asia Cup 2023 final | India looks to snap five-year trophy-less streak against Sri Lanka

Asia Cup 2023 finals: Rohit Sharma’s Indian team will be firm favourites to end its five-year trophy draught in multi-nation events, when it squares off against a depleted Sri Lanka in the final of the Asia Cup in Colombo on September 17 despite a few niggling questions still remaining unanswered.

The Times of India

Asia Cup: I don't think we have lost any momentum, says Shubman Gill after India's defeat vs Bangladesh

Opening batsman Shubman Gill stressed the significance of winning the upcoming Asia Cup final against Sri Lanka this Sunday, emphasizing that this win holds great importance as it could propel the team with substantial momentum leading into the World Cup, which is set to kick off next month.

The Times of India

Team India can't become No.1 in ODIs even if they win Asia Cup 2023 title

NEW DELHI: India's defeat to Bangladesh in the Super Four stage of the Asia Cup dashed their hopes of claiming the top spot in the rankings across formats.

The Times of India

4th ODI: Dawid Malan ton leads England to series victory over New Zealand

NEW DELHI: Opener Dawid Malan delivered a splendid century, while Moeen Ali showcased his bowling prowess with a four-wicket haul, leading England to a convincing 100-run victory over New Zealand in the fourth one-day international on Friday, securing a 3-1 series triumph.

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Asia Cup, India vs Bangladesh: Shardul Thakur's golden arm again comes in handy

All-rounder Shardul Thakur has unique ways to get among the wickets. A long hop, a cross seam, a knuckle ball, slower bouncer, half volley on leg-stump, anything will do for him if there is an entry in the wickets column. Don’t worry about his economy rate of 6.15 in the…

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SA vs AUS, 4th ODI: Heinrich Klaasen guides South Africa to one-sided win over Australia

NEW DELHI: Heinrich Klaasen unleashed a spectacular display of power hitting, smashing the ball to all corners of the field on his way to a remarkable knock of 174. His performance propelled South Africa to a resounding 164-run victory over Australia, leveling the five-match one-day series at 2-2 in a…

The Times of India

Asia Cup: India's bench strength fails Bangladesh test

For a while, Shubman Gill (121 off 133 balls; 8x4, 5x6) took the slow, turning pitch out of the equation at the R Premadasa Stadium. The opener’s timing and strokeplay were so sublime and his shot selection so perfect that Bangladesh, who had scored 265/8 in the Asia Cup Super-4…

The Times of India

Ahead of World Cup, concerns over fungus-infected Dharamsala outfield

NEW DELHI: The Indian cricket board’s (BCCI) preparation for hosting the ODI World Cup next month has hit another hurdle. With just about three weeks to go for the tournament to get under way, there are concerns over the condition of the outfield at the Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association (HPCA)…

The Times of India

'Koi bhi aaye, dekh lenge': Suresh Raina confident of India's chances at World Cup

NEW DELHI: Ravi Shastri’s fervent commentary from 2011 - "Dhoni, finishes it off in style, India lift the World Cup after 28 years - still reverberates. Twelve years after that, India once again are hosting the mega tournament this year and the 2011 World Cup-winning all-rounder Suresh Raina on Friday…

The Times of India

India vs Australia: Specially-abled can get counter tickets for Holkar ODI on Sept 17

INDOR: Madhya Pradesh Cricket Association (MPCA) on Friday announced tickets for the 'specially-abled category' for THE upcoming India vs Australia one-day international (ODI), which will be available through the box office at Holkar Stadium on September 17.

The Hindu

Shakib says Bangladesh 'dangerous' for World Cup after India triumph

Rohit elected to bowl first to test their batting under lights, which has been difficult in the Sri Lanka leg of the tournament hosted by Pakistan.

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