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Who will take wickets in middle overs? Gill pins hope on tall fast bowlers
India’s search for consistent middle-over wickets has prompted a shift in strategy, with Shubman Gill backing tall fast bowlers like Gurnoor Brar, Prasidh Krishna and Harshit Rana to shoulder the responsibility. The captain explained why India is prioritising pace, bounce and flexibility over fixed bowling roles ahead of the 2027 World Cup.
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Harmanpreet Kaur becomes first player to feature in 200 T20Is
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‘Ben Stokes will be captain’: McCullum after England’s 253-run defeat
England captain Ben Stokes will return for the third Test against New Zealand despite an ongoing disciplinary investigation over a curfew breach. Coach Brendon McCullum confirmed Stokes will lead the side after impressing with Durham. Gus Atkinson is also in line for a comeback. McCullum dismissed talk of tensions, insisting there remains mutual respect between…
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Matt Henry rewrites history, becomes first bowler since Shane Warne to…
Matt Henry delivered a career-defining performance at The Oval, claiming 11 wickets to help New Zealand level the Test series against England. His exceptional spell, including a devastating 6-29 in the second innings, etched his name in the venue’s history, mirroring legendary feats. Recovered from an injury-plagued first Test, Henry’s resurgence showcased his prowess as…
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Women’s T20 WC: West Indies beat Lanka by five wickets to stay unbeaten
Sri Lanka captain Chamari Athapaththu blamed her team’s batting collapse for the five-wicket defeat to West Indies in the Women’s T20 World Cup. Bowled out for 98 after slipping to 9/3, Sri Lanka left themselves with too little to defend. Athapaththu praised the bowlers’ effort but stressed that better batting is essential as must-win games…
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How swimmer Aryan Nehra broke the 8-minute barrier in the 800 metres
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Haiti: First to abolish slavery, now gang wars disturb football, survival
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Sooryavanshi’s explosive 29-ball 94 powers India A to tri-series title
Vaibhav Sooryavanshi’s blistering 94 off 29 balls powered India A to a 66-run victory over Sri Lanka A in the tri-series final. The teenage sensation’s record-breaking half-century set the stage for a massive total of 377. Despite a spirited chase from Sri Lanka A, strong bowling from Yash Thakur and Vipraj Nigam secured the championship…
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Spain vs Saudi Arabia, FIFA World Cup 2026 Live Score: ESP look for first win in WC vs KSA
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Meet Sunesh ‘Sunz’ Singh – keeping New Zealand’s All Whites fit and firing
