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Is Jasprit Bumrah the greatest ever Indian fast bowler?

The numbers at this stage of his career would suggest so, but nothing would have been possible without the great Kapil Dev, the fast-bowling flagbearer who played lone ranger...

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Why Indian batters are struggling against left-arm spin

There's no denying faults in technique have slowly crept into the game of the T20-oriented modern batsman

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India vs New Zealand: Plenty to ponder for Team India ahead of 2nd Test in Pune

Whether it's Gill's likely return, Pant's fitness or Rahul's form, hosts have a lot to think about ahead of Pune showdown...

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Ashwin reveals how an angry MS Dhoni put Sreesanth in his place

NEW DELHI: Ravichandran Ashwin's autobiography, 'I Have The Streets - A Kutty Cricket Story,' is a captivating read that spans his journey from his early years to India's momentous World Cup victory in 2011.

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Team India head coach: Gautam Gambhir set to succeed Rahul Dravid

Former India opener likely to guide Team India through next World Cup cycle; WV Raman interviewed too

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'He is a good strategist': WV Raman backs Gautam Gambhir as potential India head coach

NEW DELHI: With the 2024 T20 World Cup underway and current head coach Rahul Dravid set to step down after the tournament, the spotlight has turned to former Indian cricketer Gautam Gambhir as a potential successor.

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'Lot of thought would have gone into it': Former India cricketer on four spinners in India's T20 World Cup Squad

NEW DELHI: Former Indian opener WV Raman has endorsed the selection of four spinners in India's T20 World Cup squad, citing the nature of pitches in the West Indies and the recent performances in the IPL as key factors. India's squad for the ICC marquee event, which has kicked off…

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‘Green paradise’ that has struck a cricketing chord with the people of Chennai

Chepauk Stadium, a historic cricket venue in Chennai, holds iconic matches and moments, embodying the city's sporting culture.

The Hindu

Mohammed Shami: A man who never takes a backward step

CHENNAI: Did the untamed beauty of Mohammed Shami zap you all over again? Well, press the pause button right there and imagine how close India were to missing him totally. Had it not been for Hardik Pandya’s injury, Shami might not have taken any of those 23 wickets that have…

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The Lords of Wankhede: WV Raman, R Kaushik’s book unveiled at a star-studded function

India's 1983 World Cup win marked a shift in cricketing landscape. 28 yrs later, book The Lords of Wankhede explores the evolution of Indian cricket. Dilip Vengsarkar, VVS Laxman, Venkatesh Prasad, among others, attended the launch. India's historic moments, like 1986 tied Test, Anil Kumble's perfect 10, and No.1 Test…

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Asian Games: 'Indian men's cricket team will have to be aware of one thing...': WV Raman

NEW DELHI: On September 25, the Indian women's cricket team secured their first-ever gold medal at the Asian Games, thanks to a stellar performance in the final. The team, led by Ruturaj Gaikwad, is now aiming to make it two gold medals in cricket for India at the multi-sport event.…

The Times of India

Will England's 'Bazball' style work against India's spinners?

Stokes says 'only time will tell' but Harbhajan Singh feels there's 'no chance' of attacking batting approach succeeding on rank turners

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WTC Final: Red-hot Shubman Gill's red-ball date

The prolific opener, who is being anointed as the next big superstar of Indian cricket, will hope to carry his IPL form to The Oval...

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Musical chairs with Indian women's cricket team coaches

Over the past decade, the BCCI has played musical chairs with successive chief coaches of the women's cricket team. Since 2014, when former skipper Purnima Rau was brought in, three others — Tushar Arothe, WV Raman and Ramesh Powar – have also coached the side.

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Women's T20 World Cup: Back to the drawing board for India women cricketers

India fared poorly as a fielding unit in their soul-crushing semifinal defeat to the Aussies. But there are positives too from their campaign...

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Bengal bowling unit one of the best in recent domestic cricket: WV Raman

KOLKATA: WV Raman might be in South Africa (doing commentary for women’s T20 World Cup), but his heart is at the Eden Gardens. The Bengal batting consultant on Tuesday spoke to TOI from the breakfast table at his Cape Town hotel on the season and the upcoming Ranji Trophy final.

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Murali Vijay retires, unlikely to play domestic cricket either

It was the November of 2008 and a young M Vijay was playing the season's Ranji Trophy opener against Maharashtra at Nashik. Over a period of two days, Vijay was involved in a 462-run opening wicket partnership with Abhinav Mukund when the call came that he had to join the…

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New-look Bengal look to make fresh start

KOLKATA: Much has changed for Bengal cricket since the team made the semifinals of the Ranji Trophy in the last domestic season. The team has got a new support staff with Laxmi Ratan Shukla taking over as the coach of the side replacing Arun Lal while former Bengal coach WV…

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Retaining intensity holds the key in long season, says Bengal's batting consultant WV Raman

KOLKATA: It had been so near yet so far for Bengal as the team ended up as runners-up and lost in the semifinals of the Ranji Trophy in the last two domestic seasons.

The Hindu

Players need to retain intensity because of long season: Raman

Bengal head coach Laxmi Ratan Shukla stresses on day-by-day imorovement

The Hindu

The state of play in the Ranji Trophy

India’s premier domestic cricket tournament has improved over the years, but more needs to be done to bolster its relevance and health

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With 7 T20Is in June, paceman Umran Malik will be in the selection committee's radar

NEW DELHI: Pace bowling sensation Umran Malik could be fast-tracked into the Indian team as early as June when it will play seven T20 Internationals against South Africa and Ireland respectively.

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