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‘Unfair; Management And Selectors’ Job To Give Opportunities,’ Says Ashwin On Jaiswal’s ODI Snub
ODI World Cup: Ravichandran Ashwin has criticised India’s selection strategy regarding Yashasvi Jaiswal, urging the team management and selectors to provide the young batter with more opportunities ahead of the 2027 ODI World Cup in South Africa.
The former India off-spinner described Jaiswal’s continued absence from international cricket as unfair, arguing that the final two ODIs could have offered him valuable game time while allowing the team to prepare for the upcoming Test series. He questioned why Jaiswal could not have been considered for the remaining matches if Shubman Gill was unavailable, stressing the importance of keeping the left-handed opener involved in the international setup. Read More...
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Former India Opener Punam Raut Retires From All Forms Of International Cricket
ODI World Cup: Former India opener Punam Raut on Thursday announced her retirement from all forms of international cricket and brought the curtains down on a career that spanned more than a decade and included a run to the 2017 Women's ODI World Cup final.
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Too Early To Pick India's Fast Bowling Attack For 2027 ODI World Cup, Says WV Raman
ODI World Cup: Former India batter WV Raman believes it is too early to settle on India's fast bowling attack for the 2027 Men’s ODI World Cup, saying that injuries have several frontline bowlers out of action regularly and that a year is a long time when it comes to finalising a bowling combination.
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De Leede To Captain Netherlands In World Cup League 2 Games Against Oman, UAE
ICC Cricket World Cup League: Seam-bowling all-rounder Bas de Leede will captain the Netherlands as they take on Oman and the UAE in the next round of the ICC Cricket World Cup League 2 in Dubai later this month, the Royal Dutch Cricket Association (KNCB) announced on Thursday.
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'Steel And Velvet': What Smriti Mandhana Brings As India's New All-format Captain
What Smriti Mandhana: The first thing Biju George noticed about a teenaged Smriti Mandhana at the BCCI's first-ever Under-19 girls' camp, held in Guntur in 2013/14, was the cover drive. Tall and bespectacled, Smriti leaned into the ball so sweetly while playing the cover drive that George nicknamed her 'Lady Dada'.
By IANS News • 3 days ago
Mandhana Says Captaincy Won't Be A New Challenge, Aims To Do Justice To Role
ODI World Cup: India's newly appointed women's cricket captain Smriti Mandhana said the full-time leadership role would not be an entirely new challenge for her, given her nearly decade-long experience as vice-captain, and expressed confidence that the additional responsibility would not affect her batting approach.
By IANS News • 3 days ago
'A Home World Cup Before Retirement Is A Blessing,' Says Sikandar Raza
ODI World Cup: Zimbabwe captain Sikandar Raza has described the chance to play an ODI World Cup on home soil before retiring from international cricket as a 'blessing', adding that the 2027 tournament will also let the world experience the beauty and hospitality of his country.
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Mayank Yadav Must Back Pace With Execution Of Plans In T20Is In New Zealand, Says Bharat Arun
ODI World Cup: Pace alone will not make speedster Mayank Yadav a lethal bowler, and the young quick must back his speed with direction and execution of plans when he features in the T20I series in New Zealand starting on October 22, said former India bowling coach Bharat Arun.
By IANS News • 4 days ago
‘They May Opt For A Little Bit More Spinning Wicket’: Nurul Hasan Anticipates Afghanistan’s Strategy In ODI Tri-series
ODI World Cup: Bangladesh wicketkeeper-batter Nurul Hasan expects Afghanistan to rely on their spin resources during the ODI tri-series featuring Bangladesh and Zimbabwe, which begins in Abu Dhabi on October 17, as the teams prepare for the upcoming Asia Cup and ODI World Cup.
By IANS News • 5 days ago
India Need Cultural Shift To Tackle Fielding Form Slump In T20I, Says R Sridhar
T20 World Cup: Former India senior men’s fielding coach R. Sridhar believes the national team urgently requires a complete cultural shift to address a worrying form slump in the shortest format, while adding that the newbies in the team are arriving ‘undercooked’ in terms of their fielding abilities ahead of their upcoming all-format tour of New Zealand starting on October 22.
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'Rohit, Virat Will Be Big Assets To Indian Team': Robin Singh Backs Veterans For ODI 2027 WC
ODI World Cup: Former Indian cricketer Robin Singh said Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli will be big assets to the Indian team in the ODI World Cup 2027 in South Africa, Zimbabwe and Namibia.
By IANS News • 1 week ago
2025 ODI WC Win Is Harmanpreet's Biggest Legacy As India’s Captain: Anjum Chopra
ODI World Cup: Former India captain Anjum Chopra believes Harmanpreet Kaur's biggest legacy as the side’s skipper will be the 2025 Women’s ODI World Cup triumph on home soil, adding that she has left the team as a far stronger, more experienced and more confident side than the one she inherited.
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‘Leadership Is Never Just About Wearing A Captain’s Badge’: Jhulan Goswami Hails Harmanpreet
ODI World Cup: Former Indian cricketer Jhulan Goswami paid tribute to Harmanpreet Kaur after she stepped down as India women’s captain across formats, lauding her courage and conviction while urging her to continue enjoying the game.
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Watling Sets Sight On Australia Test Tour And ODI World Cup In Return To Blackcaps Setup
ODI World Cup: Former Test wicketkeeper-batter BJ Watling, who is set to re-join the New Zealand men's team as their new batting coach, said he has his sight firmly fixed on the high-stakes four-match Test tour of Australia and next year's ODI World Cup.
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‘Captaincy Taught Me To Stand On The Frontline And Take Responsibility’: Harmanpreet Kaur
ODI World Cup: Former India women’s captain Harmanpreet Kaur reflected on the lessons she learned while leading the national side for more than a decade, saying the responsibility taught her to face both criticism and success head-on while remaining committed to the team’s progress.
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