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'Family, The One Where We Are Four': Rohit Sharma And Wife Ritika Sajdeh Welcome Second Child
In an Instagram post, Rohit and Ritika shared the news with an animated picture of his four-member family after the addition of a new member. "FAMILY - the one where we are FOUR," read the caption on the photo while the caption on the post marked the birth date - "15.11.2024".
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Multiple Social Media Posts Claim Rohit Sharma And His Wife Blessed With Baby Boy
Rohit Sharma: Social media on Friday night was abuzz with reports of India Test skipper Rohit Sharma and his wife Ritika Sajdeh being blessed with a baby boy. Multiple posts ...
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How Mumbai Achieved Dream Of Retaining Their Senior Women’s T20 Trophy Title At Wankhede
Mumbai Cricket Association: Upon taking a single off Titas Sadhu on the second ball of the 13th over, Vrushali Bhagat raised her arms in celebration and claimed a stump from ...
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Preparation And Adaptability Fuelled New Zealand's 3-0 Series Triumph In India, Says Ajaz Patel
From Sri Lanka: New Zealand’s left-arm spinner Ajaz Patel has reflected on his team's historic 3-0 Test series victory over India, emphasising that their meticulous preparation for diverse playing conditions ...
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'Hard To Quantify, But It's Pretty Special', Says Rachin On NZ’s 3-0 Win Over India
New Delhi: New Zealand’s batting all-rounder Rachin Ravindra described his team’s 3-0 Test series victory over India as something special that is difficult to fully quantify. New Zealand secured a ...
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Rahul, Jurel To Link Up With India A Squad Ahead Of Second Game Against Australia A
Great Barrier Reef Arena: Right-handed batter KL Rahul and wicketkeeper-batter Dhurv Jurel are on their way to link up with the India A squad ahead of their second four-day game ...
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Losing 3-0 At Home Is A Tough Pill To Swallow, And It Calls For Introspection, Says Tendulkar
World Test Championship: Legendary India batter Sachin Tendulkar has called for introspection after the hosts’ suffered a 0-3 Test series defeat at the hands of New Zealand after losing the ...
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Most Challenging Part Is Accepting There’s A Problem, Says Kumble On India’s Batting Woes
Anil Kumble: Anil Kumble, the legendary leg-spinner of India and former head coach, has expressed serious concerns about the batting struggles of the team in their 3-0 Test series loss ...
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India Now Have Group Of Batters That Struggle Like Most Teams Against Spin: Vaughan
After New Zealand: After New Zealand completed a historic 3-0 clean sweep with a thrilling win in the final Test against India on Sunday, former England captain Michael Vaughan pointed ...
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India Drop To Second Place In WTC Standings After Loss To NZ In Mumbai
World Test Championship: Following the 25-run defeat to New Zealand inside three days at the Wankhede Stadium, India have dropped to second place in World Test Championship standings, with Australia ...
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3rd Test: Made Sure To Come Up With New Plan And Stay Ahead Of Him, Says Ajaz On…
New Zealand: New Zealand’s left-arm spinner Ajaz Patel had another memorable performance in the city of his birth – taking 11 wickets overall – to play the leading role in ...
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3rd Test: Different Guys Stood Up At Different Times, Says Latham On NZ’s Historic Win
T20 World Cup: Since October, New Zealand cricket has been on a roll. The women’s team won the 2024 T20 World Cup in the UAE. On the same day, the ...
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3rd Test: I Was Not At My Best In Leading The Team And In Batting As Well, Admits…
Following New Zealand: Following New Zealand’s triumphant 3-0 series win over India with a 25-run victory in the third Test, hosts’ captain Rohit Sharma admitted he was not at his ...
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Did He Get Bat On That Or Not?, AB De Villiers Questions Pant's Controversial Dismissal In Mumbai Test
Former South African: Former South African wicketkeeper batter Ab de Villiers expressed his dissatisfaction at a controversial dismissal of Rishabh Pant day four of the third and final Test of ...
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3rd Test: Pant's Fifty In Vain As NZ Sweep Series 3-0 With 25-run Win
World Test Championship: Rishabh Pant's brilliant half-century went in vain as India were all out for 121 in their second innings, going down by 25 runs as New Zealand completed ...
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- 06 Feb 2021 04:31