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'We have seen what it has done to West Indies cricket...': Rahul Dravid on Indian players missing out on foreign T20 leagues

NEW DELHI: India head coach Rahul Dravid admitted to the fact that playing in the Big Bash League 'certainly' helped England players in their emphatic ten-wicket win over India in the semi-final on Thursday but also asserted that if the BCCI allows the players to feature in the foreign leagues,…

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VVS Laxman to be India coach for New Zealand tour

MUMBAI: Batting great VVS Laxman, currently the chairman of the BCCI's National Cricket Academy in Bangalore, will be Team India's head coach during their white-ball tour of New Zealand which is scheduled just after the T20 World Cup, TOI has learnt.

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T20 World Cup: The complications of going spin-heavy under lights in Adelaide

ADELAIDE: India have some serious thinking to do on the spin-bowling front heading into the semifinal at the Adelaide Oval, where the pitch generally suits the slower bowlers.

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T20 World Cup: Rishabh Pant or Dinesh Karthik against England in semis?

Karthik, India's designated back-overs specialist, hasn't exactly set the T20 World Cup on fire. Could Rishabh, who finally got a game against Zimbabwe, be more effective against England's spinners in Thursday's semifinal in Adelaide?

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Fitness SKY way: No cheat meals, a boost of caffeine and less carbs

ADELAIDE: No cheat meals, elimination of carbs and addition of caffeine: Suryakumar Yadav has taken the road less travelled to reach the top.

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‘Incredible’ Suryakumar Yadav has put in a lot of hard work at nets: Rahul Dravid

MELBOURNE: Rahul Dravid struggled to find superlatives to express Suryakumar Yadav’s spectacular assault on the Zimbabwe bowlers, managing only a “yeah, it’s incredible” after India’s game here on Sunday.

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India take squad mentality into T20 finals

India coach Rahul Dravid is confident he has the squad to defeat England in their Twenty20 World Cup semi-final before going on to claim the title.

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T20 World Cup India vs Bangladesh: KL Rahul ticks off important box

ADELAIDE: Three single-digit scores in the World Cup meant KL Rahul's form was under immense scrutiny coming into the game against Bangladesh. Having received the backing of coach Rahul Dravid on match eve, Rahul came good with a 32-ball 50 and then came up with the incredible direct hit from…

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T20 World Cup India vs Bangladesh: India have come here to win the cup, not us, says Shakib al Hasan

ADELAIDE: India-Bangladesh contests are usually shrill affairs, more so from the Bangladeshi side, with cut-throat fans setting social media on fire in the lead-up and aftermath.

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T20 World Cup India vs Bangladesh: Absolutely no doubt who is going to open, says Rahul Dravid

India coach backs struggling KL Rahul to come good

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T20 World Cup: India's plans could come unstuck against Bangladesh in a shortened game

ADELAIDE: Australia's maverick weather gods have conspired to put this city in a bizarre zone. It seems the whole of Adelaide has been transported to London.

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T20 World Cup: Dinesh Karthik looks patchy in nets, Rahul Dravid says 'call on him tomorrow'

ADELAIDE: His place in the team under the scanner, Dinesh Karthik did a lot of keeping drills during an hour and a half's indoor session at the Adelaide Oval, but didn't look fully fit.

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T20 World Cup: In words and actions, we have supported KL Rahul for last one year, says coach Rahul Dravid

ADELAIDE: Under-fire India opener KL Rahul has had his and skipper Rohit Sharma's unstinted support in "words and action" over the past one year and it will continue for the remainder of T20 World Cup, head coach Rahul Dravid said on Tuesday.

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T20 World Cup: Virat Kohli dealt well with breach of privacy, says coach Rahul Dravid

ADELAIDE: Virat Kohli's invasion of privacy in a Perth hotel was disappointing as it is "one place" where the Indian cricketers get to be away from the constant public gaze, said India head coach Rahul Dravid on Tuesday.

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T20 World Cup: Chance for India batters to get their act right against Bangladesh

ADELAIDE: Rishabh Pant's flair and chutzpah at the top might be in demand but India could still persist with an out-of-form KL Rahul when it takes on a relatively weaker Bangladesh in the T20 World Cup, here on Wednesday.

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T20 World Cup 2022: He is relaxed, which helps us as a group, says India coach Rahul Dravid on Rohit Sharma's captaincy

PERTH: Ahead of his side's T20 World Cup match against South Africa, India's head coach Rahul Dravid said that skipper Rohit Sharma's relaxed nature helps the group and he is open to ideas and suggestions from others.

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T20 World Cup India vs South Africa: Bounce the buzzword as India take on South Africa in Perth

Pace a factor, but the performance of both the teams' top order may well decide the game

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T20 World Cup: Dinesh Karthik does special drills, Rishabh Pant bats like man possessed

PERTH: At 37, Dinesh Karthik could well be playing his last ICC tournament, having been a part of the global event squad for the first time back in 2007.

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T20 World Cup 2022: Stern South Africa test awaits India's top-order in Perth

PERTH: Kagiso Rabada and Anrich Nortje are expected to spit fire on a track that will offer steep bounce as India's top-order gears up for its toughest test in adverse conditions against a top-notch South African side in T20 World Cup on Sunday.

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Exclusive: T20 World Cup - 'Want to bat like Rohit Sharma and bowl like Kapil Dev': Drushil Chauhan, the 9-year-old kid who impressed Rohit Sharma and Rahul Dravid in Perth

NEW DELHI: Nine-year-old Drushil Chauhan is now a household name in Perth. You ask for Drushil in Joondalup, a suburb of Perth, Western Australia, and people there will be happy to guide you to his place. The neighbors are visiting his place quite often now to meet the kid who…

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T20 World Cup India vs Netherlands: Chance for India's top-order to get some runs ahead of tough Proteas test

SYDNEY: On a high after a breathtaking performance against Pakistan, the Indian team is unlikely to face much challenge from minnows Netherlands in their T20 World Cup match, here on Thursday.

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T20 World Cup: Virat Kohli surpasses Rahul Dravid to become sixth highest run-scorer in international cricket

MELBOURNE: Virat Kohli on Sunday surpassed legendary Indian batter and team's current head coach Rahul Dravid to become the sixth highest run-scorer in international cricket history.

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T20 World Cup India vs Pakistan: Lack of express pace could be India's Achilles heel

If you watched the Zimbabwe vs West Indies T20 WC Group 1 encounter earlier in the week and saw how West Indies pacer Alzarri Joseph pinned the Zimbabweans with hard lengths or searing toe-crushers, you would guess that quality pace is the currency to keep in the T20 World Cup.…

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T20 World Cup: Test of India's new template

The Indian approach in T20 has gone through constant evolution over the last 15 years. While the first 10 years was about MS Dhoni’s template formulated at the Chennai Super Kings (CSK) laboratory and executed — with degrees of success and failure — for India, Virat Kohli and Ravi Shastri…

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Roger Binny: a cricketer, a gentleman and 'Ajaatshatru'

NEW DELHI: If the BCCI had constituted its Annual Awards for a 'Gentleman Cricketer' back in the 1980s, Roger Michael Humphrey Binny perhaps would have been a prime nominee to win it season after season.

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