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Vaibhav Sooryavanshi fever grips Ireland ahead of possible India debut; ex-India cricketer Narasimha Rao calls it a 'historic moment'

Teen batting prodigy Vaibhav Sooryavanshi's potential international debut against Ireland is igniting massive fan interest across Europe, with ticket demand soaring. Former cricketer MV Narasimha Rao believes Belfast's conditions could suit the 15-year-old's attacking style, drawing comparisons to Sir Garfield Sobers. Rao also shared personal anecdotes, including a memorable encounter…

The Economic Times

Tom Curran’s sledging added rare intensity to Hundred spectacle

With on-field wars of words it is often a fine line between a genuinely pithy one-liner and cringeworthy stag-do bore

The Guardian - UK

IND vs AUS: Dial Jasprit Bumrah for everything!

MELBOURNE: Jasprit Bumrah stood expressionless when he castled Nathan Lyon off just his fourth delivery on the fifth day. As the ball snuck through the gap between bat and pad, the quick continued with the death stare to Australia's tail-ender. He had just completed another fifer on Australian soil but…

The Times of India

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Jasprit Bumrah's 'Super 30' in Australia matches Curtly Ambrose, Bishan Singh Bedi

After dismissing Nathan Lyon in the opening over of the final morning in the Boxing Day Test at Melbourne, India's bowling ace Jasprit Bumrah registered his 30th wicket of the ongoing Border Gavaskar Trophy (BGT) series, a mark that hadn't been touched by a visiting bowler on Australian soil for…

The Times of India

Jasprit Bumrah proving bigger threat than Hadlee, Ambrose, Holding, Kapil in Australia

In India's last two Test tours of Australia, the factor that has remained constant is the threat posed by premier pacer Jasprit Bumrah, which coincides with the fact that India finished those tours with historic series wins. And on his third trip Down Under, Bumrah continues to torment the Aussies…

The Times of India

Australia to play three Tests in tour of West Indies

Australia will play three Test matches when the nation tours the West Indies for the first time in a decade next year.

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Bowling to Virat Kohli is a dream for this West Indies legend

Legendary West Indian fast bowler Curtly Ambrose, who terrorized batsmen during his playing days, has picked three batsmen of the current generation that he would have relished bowling to in the present era.

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Curtly Ambrose dismisses England hype around ‘fancy name’ Bazball

Curtly Ambrose fancies West Indies possess the fast bowlers to derail Bazball this summer – not that the great man has much time for the label personally

The Guardian - UK

'New ball in our era...': Ravi Shastri reveals the 'ultimate compliment' for Jasprit Bumrah

NEW DELHI: Former India head coach Ravi Shastri has always heaped praise on Jasprit Bumrah for India pace spearhead's tremendous bowling skills.

The Times of India

I am a big fan of Jasprit Bumrah, says bowling legend Curtly Ambrose

Fast-bowling legend Curtly Ambrose holds Jasprit Bumrah in high regard. Despite the Indian spearhead's history of stress fractures, Ambrose believes that Bumrah's unorthodox action should remain unchanged, mainitaining that all fast bowlers face the risk of injury when they step onto the field.

The Times of India

For cricket to stay beautiful, the art of bowling fast has to continue: Wes Hall

Legendary pacer feels people may not be keen to bowl fast if rules don't change in age of T20 cricket

The Times of India

'He knows better than many bowlers where to...': Ian Bishop on Jasprit Bumrah

NEW DELHI: Former West Indies fast bowler Ian Bishop praised Jasprit Bumrah's exceptional bowling skills, describing him as a rare talent that emerges only once in a generation.

The Times of India

Head-to-head stats highlight why Test cricket is greatest sporting format

Every match comprises hundreds of contests between batter and bowler. If statistics are your thing, it’s mesmerising

The Guardian - UK

Want to remain fit to play all three formats for Windies as well as in T20 leagues: Shamar Joseph

West Indies’ Shamar Joseph wants the best of the both worlds: “play all three formats for the West Indies” and also remain fit enough to ply his trade across the globe in franchise cricket.

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The Guardian - AU

Amid the cries of Test cricket’s death, Shamar Joseph brings hope from a remote corner

From the moment internet reached his home town five years ago, the West Indian quick has been on a dream-like journey that continues in Brisbane today

The Hindu

CRICKET | Knock, knock. Who’s there? The World Cup, we are back in your city Pune

Pune, once a pensioner's paradise, is now an IT hub. On Thurs, 37.5K will gather at the Maharashtra Cricket Association stadium to witness Pune's first World Cup match in 25 yrs. Shubham Walunj, an IT professional, is among them, eager to experience the city's transformation. Pune has hosted two games…

The Times of India

Pune's gift to World Cup: An upset that still resonates, 27 years on

The city will be hosting its first World Cup game since Maurice Odumbe's Kenya famously beat the West Indies in 1996

The Times of India

Virat Kohli can make a telling difference for India in the World Cup: Curtly Ambrose

NEW DELHI: West Indies legend Curtly Ambrose, a renowned fast bowler of his era, has expressed strong optimism about modern-day batting maestro Virat Kohli's potential impact in the upcoming ICC ODI World Cup, which is scheduled to take place in India.

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'His presence positions India as front-runners': Curtly Ambrose on this player's return to India squad

NEW DELHI: The iconic West Indies fast bowler Curtly Ambrose, renowned for his towering stature of 6 feet 7 inches and thunderous deliveries unleashed from over 9 feet, remains one of the finest bowlers of his era. Currently a commentator and coach, Ambrose shared his thoughts on the upcoming ICC…

Dynamite News

Bumrah's return will add depth to Indian attack: Curtly Ambrose

West Indies legend Curtly Ambrose was one of the best fast bowlers of his time. Read further on Dynamite News:

The Times of India

Virat Kohli can score as quickly as guys you call six-hitters: Curtly Ambrose

Ahead of the second ODI on India's tour of West Indies, Caribbean fast-bowling legend Curtly Ambrose expressed admiration for Virat Kohli's batting style, describing it as "very pleasant to watch."

The Independent UK

A look at other close finishes in Test history as Australia win Ashes opener

The first Test in this year’s Ashes series was a tight affair.

The Times of India

Sachin Tendulkar Stats: A man of hundreds, India's milestone man lists his best ODI 50s

Sachin Tendulkar’s gluttonous appetite and romance for three-figure milestones began when he was still only 12. But, today, as he turns 50, TOI contacted the Maestro to ask him if he could list his five favourite 50s in ODIs to mark the occasion.

The Times of India

Bloody Nose: When Bantoo Singh was hit by a Sachin Tendulkar bouncer

NEW DELHI: Sachin Tendulkar has scarred many bowlers for life with his imperious batting but Bantoo Singh saw the 'spirit of Curtly Ambrose' in 'Little Master' when he was hit by his bouncer that left him with a bloody nose with multiple fractures during an ill-tempered Ranji match between Delhi…

The Independent UK

New Zealand vs England and the closest finishes in Test match history

Neil Wagner removed James Anderson to secure a thrilling victory

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