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Is Hardik Pandya leaving Gujarat Titans for Mumbai Indians ahead of IPL auction?

Hardik Pandya, Gujarat Titans skipper, linked to potential return to Mumbai Indians. Talks of him switching sides, but nothing confirmed yet. IPL Governing Council increased purse by Rs 5 crore, MI have Rs 5.50 crore. Questions remain if Pandya will play under Rohit Sharma, answers to come when BCCI announces…

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Women's Premier League auction to be held in Mumbai on December 9

WPL auction on Dec 9; Mumbai Indians defending champs; 5 franchises retain 60 cricketers inc. 21 overseas; 29 players released from squads.

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IPL Trading: Hardik Pandya in talks to leave Gujarat Titans for Mumbai Indians

NEW DELHI: In a significant development in Indian cricket, it has emerged that Hardik Pandya is set to return to Mumbai Indians this IPL season after having captained Gujarat Titans for a couple of seasons. TOI has learnt that the star allrounder is being seen as a potential successor to…

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Romario Shepherd traded to Mumbai Indians from Lucknow Super Giants

NEW DELHI: West Indies all-rounder Romario Shepherd has been traded to the Mumbai Indians (MI) from the Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) before the 2024 Indian Premier League season.

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How Team India skipper Rohit Sharma performed over the years at Wankhede

NEW DELHI: When India take on Sri Lanka in their ICC World Cup match at Mumbai's Wankhede Stadium on Thursday, it will be a special moment for skipper Rohit Sharma, who worked his way to the top grinding at the iconic venue since the days when he was an upstart.

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Mumbai Indians sign up Lasith Malinga as bowling coach

MUMBAI: The Mumbai Indians on Friday announced Lasith Malinga as their bowling coach. Replacing former New Zealand pacer Shane Bond in the role, Malinga will join a Mumbai Indians coaching team led by head coach Mark Boucher, and his former teammate, Kieron Pollard, the side's batting coach.

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Women’s Premier League | Chaffing at its last-place finish Giants opt for wholesale changes

Giants release most players for WPL 2nd ed. Big names released incl. Schutt, Ismail. Giants have largest purse for mini auction. Teams scouting domestic tournaments. WPL likely to start mid-Feb. 29 players released, 60 retained incl. 21 overseas.

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Shane Bond parts ways with Mumbai Indians

Shane Bond ends nine-year stint as MI bowling coach. He won four IPL trophies and groomed young bowlers. Jasprit Bumrah credits Bond for shaping his skills.

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IPL: Shane Bond quits Mumbai Indians bowling coach job

MUMBAI: Former New Zealand fast bowler Shane Bond has quit his job as the bowling coach for the Mumbai Indians. Bond was the head coach of the MI Emirates team in the inaugural season in ILT20, and the Kiwi has moved on from that role too, MI said in a…

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WATCH - "Rohit bhai has …..": Tilak Varma reveals chat with Rohit Sharma

NEW DELHI: Young batting sensation Tilak Varma has earned his place in India's squad for the upcoming Asia Cup, a decision that has garnered praise from numerous former cricketing stars who termed the move as "brave" and "smart". India announced the 17-member squad for the continental showdown starting August 30.

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Tilak Varma — a silver lining in World Cup squad uncertainty

Tilak Varma — a silver lining in World Cup squad uncertainty. Not for the first time, the Indian team management has yet to identify a settled squad as a World Cup fast approaches. When the team was announced for the 2019 Cricket World Cup, there was a surprise in store…

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Tilak Varma's special message for team-mate on his maiden call up

NEW DELHI: South Africa have included the promising young batting sensation Dewald Brevis in their squads for the upcoming One-Day and Twenty20 International series against Australia.

The Times of India

Dewald Brevis shares special message for IPL teammate Tilak Varma

Tilak Varma's Mumbai Indians teammate Dewald Brevis shared a special message after the Indian made his debut against the West Indies in the T20I series. Read further on Dynamite news:

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MLC 2023: It’s been wonderful to see growth of cricket around the world, says MI New York owner Nita Ambani

MI New York emerged victorious in the debut season of Major League Cricket (MLC) at the Grand Prairie Stadium in Texas on Monday. The team's captivating performances throughout the tournament culminated in a spectacular final, where they beat Seattle Orcas for the title, led by Nicholas Pooran's blistering century.

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From meeting Suresh Raina as a ball boy to maiden India call-up: The Tilak Varma story

NEW DELHI: Cricketer Tilak Varma's childhood coach Salam Bayash was riding his scooter back home when his phone began to vibrate persistently. Initially, he ignored the calls, but as the phone continued to buzz, Bayash parked his scooter on the side of the road and checked his phone. There were…

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From Bhadohi to Roseau, India’s latest opening sensation Yashasvi Jaiswal hums a happy tune

Yashasvi Jaiswal, 17, left his village in Bhadohi for Mumbai, selling snacks to make ends meet. His hard work paid off as he became the youngest double-centurion in List A cricket, then the youngest to score a Test hundred on debut. He has adapted to senior cricket with ease, showing…

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The making of Tilak Varma: From tennis-ball cricket to playing for Mumbai Indians & earning India call-up

NEW DELHI: July 5, 2023, was turning out to be a normal day in the life of Salam Bayash, head coach of the Legala Cricket Academy in Lingampalli, Hyderabad. After finishing his day’s work at the academy, Bayash was on his way home when suddenly his phone rang, prompting him…

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IPL brand value reaches USD 3 billion: Houlihan Lokey report

MUMBAI: The stand-alone brand value of the IPL is now USD 3.2 billion, up by 80% from USD 1.8 billion in 2022, while the business enterprise value of the IPL stands at USD 15.4 billion, which is up by 80% from USD 8.5 billion in 2022, as per a brand…

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Thrilled Tilak Varma keen to excel in India colours

BENGALURU: At 20, Tilak Varma is more than just Mumbai Indians' find of the Indian Premier League. He plays with a straight bat. Adaptability is one of his key strengths. He knows when to showcase his array of shots and possesses a temperament which suits all formats of the game.

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India vs Australia WTC Final: Pluck and luck play a part in Ajinkya Rahane's redemption

After his hurricane yet pleasing 27-ball 61 for Chennai Super Kings against Mumbai Indians at the Wankhede Stadium in the IPL, Ajinkya Rahane, while speaking to Ravi Shastri, the former India coach on TV, said, "I love playing at the Wankhede. I know the ground well. I have not played…

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WTC Final: Cameron Green hopes to bring in Rohit Sharma's calmness

NEW DELHI: Having spent valuable time with Rohit Sharma in the Mumbai Indians dugout during the IPL 2023, Australia star all-rounder Cameron Green aims to incorporate the calmness exhibited by the Indian skipper into his own game. India will face Australia in the World Test Championship Final at The Oval,…

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WTC Final: Time to reformat for Team India

The endless grind of franchise T20s international cricket is now reality, meaning India's players have to stay fit adjust quickly, in just a few nets sessions, to play a Test in England on the heels of the IPL...

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The show-stoppers who made it a riveting spectacle

At the end of the day, there can only be one winner. But in such a competitive tournament, there was many a compelling performance by players from each dugout

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Sai Sudharsan — all class and confidence

From being retired out for not sufficiently accelerating (43, 31b) in Gujarat Titans’ Qualifier 2 against Mumbai Indians, to scoring a 47-ball 96 against Chennai Super Kings in the Indian Premier League final, a lot changed for Sai Sudharsan in under 72 hours.

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The old and the new: On the 2023 IPL final and the CSK win

That CSK and Mumbai Indians, from the old guard, and Gujarat Titans and Lucknow Super Giants, from the new guard made it to the last four reflects their innate strength

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