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One in a 13 trillion chance: why six sixes in a Test over may never happen

Stuart Broad suffered and Herschelle Gibbs enjoyed himself in a World Cup but no one has come close in Tests

The Guardian - UK

When a Pakistani cricketer called Indian players 'kafirs'!

Test stalwart Mohinder Amarnath recalls the 1978 tour in new memoir

The Times of India

'The kind of passion he has': Mohinder Amarnath says he enjoys watching Virat Kohli

NEW DELHI: Former Indian cricketer Mohinder Amarnath on Thursday expressed his admiration for batting maestro Virat Kohli, praising the passion and energy he brings to the game. Amarnath highlighted Kohli’s unwavering commitment, both as a batter and a team player, which makes him a joy to watch.

The Times of India

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Border-Gavaskar Trophy: Why Perth may not be an ideal start for India against Australia

NEW DELHI: Pace and bounce. Test cricket in Australia is identified by these two elements. Over the years, no other stadium has represented the fast and furious nature of the Australian pitches than the WACA Ground in Perth.

The Times of India

When Mohinder Amarnath called BCCI selectors 'a bunch of jokers'

NEW DELHI: Legendary cricketer and 1983 ODI World Cup hero Mohinder Amarnath, who turns 74 today (September 24), had once stirred a hornet's nest when he was dropped from the Indian cricket team.

The Times of India

Celebrating the legacy of Sunil Gavaskar as the cricket icon turns 75

NEW DELHI: India legend Sunil Gavaskar, celebrating his 75th birthday, remains an iconic figure in cricket, revered for his impeccable technique and ability to handle both fast and spin bowlers. His debut series in 1971 against the West Indies, where he scored 774 runs and led India to a historic…

The Times of India

Cape Town Test | Sport, like art, need not make sense; it can be enjoyed still

You can put down the below-par performances in the Cape Town Test to technical deficiencies in batting, yet you come to the philosophical question: Can we really know anything for certain? Also, does everything have to make sense? Read Suresh Menon’s Between Wickets column by subscribing to The Hindu.

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ICC World Cup: Experienced Angelo Mathews answers Sri Lanka's SOS, one more time

PUNE: Angelo Mathews is perhaps to the Sri Lankan team what Mohinder Amarnath was to Indian cricket. Getting dropped only to be recalled in the hour of crisis. And whereas Amarnath could be as blunt as a tool, Mathews lets his lilting Sinhalese-accented cadence make a subtle impact.

The Times of India

Daily Quiz | On 1983 World Cup

The Hindu’s Daily Quiz on the 1983 World Cup.

The Hindu

'Yashpal Sharma was the unsung hero of 1983 World Cup'

By Balwinder Singh Sandhu

The Times of India

Roger Binny distances himself from statement made by 1983 World Cup-winning team on wrestlers' protest

NEW DELHI: Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) president Roger Binny has distanced himself from the statement of members of the 1983 Cricket World Cup winning squad on the wrestlers' protest and said that sports should not be mixed with politics.

The Times of India

ODI Recap, 1986 to now: India's 5 lowest completed innings totals at home

NEW DELHI: No one expected Team India to capitulate the way they did in Visakhapatnam on Sunday against the Aussies. The Indian innings lasted just 26 overs, while Australia completed their run chase in a mere 11 overs.

The Times of India

5 talking points as Reece Topley leads England to stunning 100-run win over India

Reece Topley led England to a brilliant victory over India in the second ODI at Lord's, picking up 6-24 to level the series ahead of a decider

Daily Mirror

They couldn't accept the fact that they had lost to us, some of them came to our dressing room later with champagne bottles: Mohinder Amarnath recalls India's win vs WI in 1983 WC final

June 25 is a date no hardcore Indian cricket fan can ever forget. It's a day that will always be remembered as one on which India won the biggest prize in world cricket - the World Cup - 39 years ago, on June 25, 1983. And that achievement became a…

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Sports: On this day in 1983, a defiant Team India captured its maiden Cricket World Cup title

On this day in 1983, the Indian cricket team defied all odds and expectations and made history by clinching its first-ever Cricket World Cup title, defeating West Indies in the finals by 43 runs at Lord’s. Read more on Dynamite News:

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