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If You Keep Thinking About WC, The Next One Won't Come: Mandhana
The One Day World Cup: India's vice-captain Smriti Mandhana believes that thinking about the World Cup after a successful campaign will not help them win the next one and said that the Indian team has a lot of scope to improve as they prepare for the global T20 event scheduled for next year.
Mandhana played a prolific knock with the bat in the recently concluded fourth T20I against Sri Lanka in Trivandrum on Sunday after registering poor scores in the first three games. She scripted history by completing 10000 international runs on her way to a 48-ball 80, becoming the fastest female cricketer to reach the landmark and only the fourth overall after Charlotte Edwards, Mithali Raj, and Suzie Bates.
"In cricket, you have to start from zero. The scoreboard is always zero for zero. It's never what you've done in the last match or previous series as well. Internal expectations for me in all three formats are very different. Of course, T20 is slightly in a way where you can't be extremely hard on yourself after getting out because you're playing at a pace where there are days when it'll come off.
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4th T20I: Jemimah Unavailable For Selection Due To Weakness From Mild Fever, Says BCCI
The BCCI Medical Team: India batter Jemimah Rodrigues was ruled out of selection for the fourth women’s T20I against Sri Lanka at the Greenfield International Stadium due to weakness from a mild fever, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) said on Sunday.
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Novelty Of Rashid Khan Has Worn Off A Little, Not As Intimidating As Before, Says Kumble Ahead Of IPL 2026
Even Rahul Tewatia: Former India captain Anil Kumble believes IPL 2022 winners Gujarat Titans (GT) can no longer lean heavily on leg-spinner Rashid Khan, saying that the Afghanistan star's impact has diminished and the novelty factor has ‘worn off a little’.
Very Grateful, All Credit To My Team: Harmanpreet On Becoming Captain With Most Wins In Women’s T20Is
Greenfield International Stadium: India skipper Harmanpreet Kaur etched her name into the record books on Friday by becoming the most successful captain in women’s T20 internationals, overtaking former Australia leader Meg Lanning. The 36-year-old, however, played down the personal milestone, stressing that the achievement was only possible because of her teammates' collective efforts.
Pain Of ODI World Cup Semi-final Defeat To India Is Still There, Says Kim Garth
ODI World Cup: Australia’s seam-bowling all-rounder Kim Garth said the pain of ODI World Cup semi-final defeat to India still exists within the side. She added that playing hosts to the multi-format series against India, to be played from February to March, is an exciting challenge for the Australian team.
CA Achieve Record Attendance On A Single Day Across MCG, SCG And Perth
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3rd T20I: Have Embraced That World Champions Feeling Very Well As A Team, Says Mandhana
ODI World Cup: India vice-captain Smriti Mandhana said the team had embraced the feeling of being crowned world champions, but also pointed out that the tag also brought added responsibility.
T20 World Cup: India Was So Scared In 2022 Semis That They Forgot To Play Freely, Says Finch
T20 World Cup: Though India go into the 2026 Men’s T20 World Cup as the defending champions, their turnaround in form in the shortest format came after they suffered a ten-wicket thrashing to England in the 2022 semifinal in Adelaide.
Vaishnavi’s Selection Was Due To Selectors Rewarding Her Domestic Performance, Says Muzumdar
Inter Zonal T20s: Vaishnavi Sharma’s inclusion in the Indian team for the ongoing T20I series against Sri Lanka was a recognition of her strong domestic performances by the Amita Sharma-led selection committee, head coach Amol Muzumdar said on Thursday.
With Historic ODI World Cup Glory Behind Them, India Women Target New Highs In 2026
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T20 World Cup Defence, ODIs Aplenty And Tough Test Assignments: India Men's Cricket Team Faces A Packed 2026
T20 World Cup: After a roller coaster 2025, the Indian men’s cricket team faces a jam-packed 2026, headlined by a home T20 World Cup defence, lots of ODI matches, and some tough World Test Championship (WTC) assignments in overseas conditions.
2nd T20I: Cricket Always Teaches You Things, It’s Important To Accept Your Weaknesses, Says Shafali Verma
ODI World Cup: Indian opener Shafali Verma said her game has been central to her revival as a more assured and compact batter after she accepted flaws in her batting.
Markram Embraces Fresh Challenge At Durban's Super Giants Ahead Of New SA20 Season
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