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Ranji Trophy: Mohammed Shami Claims Four-wicket Haul Against MP
Ranji Trophy: India pacer Mohammed Shami made a memorable return to the Ranji Trophy, claiming four wickets to power Bengal to a first-innings lead over Madhya Pradesh at the Holkar Stadium.
On Thursday, the 34-year-old seamer, playing his first Ranji Trophy match since 2018, showed his class and experience, finishing as Bengal’s standout bowler with figures of 4-54 in 19 overs.
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Shami To Not Play Bengal’s Game Against Karnataka, Might Be Available For Clash Against MP
Laxmi Ratan Shukla: India fast-bowler Mohammed Shami, who is recovering from an ankle injury, will not play in Bengal’s upcoming Ranji Trophy match against Karnataka, starting from November 6 in Bengaluru.
Rajat Patidar Smashes Fifth Fastest Ranji Trophy Century
Rajat Patidar: Madhya Pradesh batter Rajat Patidar reignited his domestic season in stunning fashion, blasting fifth fastest hundred in Ranji Trophy history in just 68 balls against Haryana on Tuesday.
ACA Says Teammates Were 'threatened' To Sign Letter Of Support In Favour Of Hanuma Vihari, Claims Report
ACA Senior Selection Committee Chairman: Days after India batter Hanuma Vihari vowed to never play for Andhra in domestic cricket following political interference in him being forced to leave captaincy, the Andhra Cricket Association (ACA) has alleged that the rest of the team were threatened to sign the letter in favour of the right-handed batter.
Andhra Cricket Association Accuses Vihari Of Using Foul Language, Defends Decision To Sack Him As Captain (Ld)
Andhra Cricket Association: Hours after India international Hanuma Vihari alleged the management of bias and decided not to play for Andhra, the Andhra Cricket Association (ACA) has accused the player of verbally abusing teammates and misbehaving with coaches and support staff.
Hanuma Vihari Vows To Never Play For Andhra In Domestic Cricket After Being Made To Leave Captaincy
Andhra Cricket Association: India batter Hanuma Vihari said in a detailed post on his social media accounts that he will never play for Andhra in domestic cricket after being made to leave captaincy of the team in the ongoing Ranji Trophy season by the Andhra Cricket Association (ACA).
I Wanted To Keep Batting With A Good Strike Rate, Says Yashasvi Jaiswal
T20 World Cup: After hitting a match-winning 68 off 34 balls in India’s six-wicket win over Afghanistan, opener Yashasvi Jaiswal said his intention was to keep batting with a good strike-rate in the successful chase of 173 at the Holkar Stadium.
We've Ticked Almost Every Box In Last Two Games, Says Rohit After T20I Series Win Over Afghanistan
T20 World Cup: After half-centuries from opener Yashasvi Jaiswal and all-rounder Shivam Dube guided India to beat Afghanistan by six wickets and seal the series, captain Rohit Sharma said his team have almost ticked every box in both matches so far.
Karim Wishes To See Kohli Bat At No. 3 In Second T20I Vs Afg; Patel Differs
T20 World Cup: With talismanic batter Virat Kohli joining the Indian team ahead of the second T20I against Afghanistan at the Holkar Stadium on Sunday, former wicketkeeper-batter Saba Karim thinks he should bat at number three.
Cricket: Hanuma Vihari Likely To Move From Andhra, Play For Madhya Pradesh In 2023/24 Indian Domestic Season
India batter Hanuma Vihari is likely to move on from Andhra and play for Madhya Pradesh in the upcoming 2023/24 Indian domestic cricket season.
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- 06 Feb 2021 04:31
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