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‘Doing It Once, I Feel, Is Still Easy’: Abhishek Sharma Wants India’s Winning Habit To Continue
The West Indies: Fresh from being part of India’s Asian Games gold-medal-winning campaign, Abhishek Sharma is looking beyond the celebrations, saying the challenge for the young Indian side is to turn its recent success into a sustained winning habit as they begin the new home season against the West Indies.
The opener said repeating success requires the team to preserve the same processes and collective hunger that helped it win the World Cup. Read More...
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3rd ODI: 'It Was Important For Me To Get Some Batting Time,' Says Rahul On His Century
Cricket World Cup: KL Rahul said his unbeaten 129 in the third ODI against the West Indies was as much about gaining valuable time in the middle as it was about the runs, with India using the bilateral series to sharpen their plans for the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2027.
By IANS News • 3 weeks ago
Sri Lanka Drop Charith Asalanka For Pakistan ODI Tri-series, Avishka, Sahan Recalled
The Sri Lanka ODI: Sri Lanka have named their squad for the ODI tri-series in Pakistan, featuring the hosts and England, and have dropped former captain Charith Asalanka.
By IANS News • 3 weeks ago
I Want Rohit To Have More ODI Tons Than His Age: Sunil Gavaskar
ODI World Cup: Sunil Gavaskar has revealed why Rohit Sharma’s dismissal for 92 in India’s third ODI against the West Indies left him disappointed, saying the former India captain could potentially finish his international career after the 2027 ODI World Cup and that he would like Rohit to retire with more ODI hundreds than his age.
By IANS News • 3 weeks ago
IND vs WI 3rd ODI: 'Jaddu Bhai Wasn't Dropped,' Says Gill On All-rounder Being 'rested' Against WI
PCA International Cricket Stadium: India captain Shubman Gill highlighted that Ravindra Jadeja was 'rested' and not 'dropped' for the third ODI against the West Indies for other players to get a chance to play in what was largely an experimental 50-over series, especially for the bowlers.
By IANS News • 3 weeks ago
'Not Much Time To Experiment': Shubman Gill Wants India To Play World Cup Combination Next
Nitish Kumar Reddy: India captain Shubman Gill emphasised that India need to field their World Cup combination from the next series onwards and that there is not much time to experiment with the global showpiece, now only a year away.
By IANS News • 3 weeks ago
IND vs WI 3rd ODI: Fielding And Death Bowling Are Key Areas Of Improvement, Admits Shubman Gill
Shubman Gill: India skipper Shubman Gill expressed overall satisfaction with his team's 2-1 series-winning performance against the West Indies despite the five-wicket loss in the third and final ODI on Saturday, but admitted that fielding and death-overs bowling remain key areas that need immediate fine-tuning.
By IANS News • 3 weeks ago
Asian Games: VVS Laxman Hails India’s Back-to-back Gold After Pakistan Win
VVS Laxman: India head coach VVS Laxman described the team’s successful Asian Games title defence as a “special” achievement after the men’s cricket team beat Pakistan by 19 runs to win the gold medal in Nisshin, Japan on Saturday.
By IANS News • 3 weeks ago
'Getting Asian Games Gold Medal Is A Different Feeling Entirely,' Says Tilak Varma
Getting Asian Games: Expressing immense pride after contributing to India's gold-medal-winning performance in the Asian Games final against arch-rivals Pakistan, left-handed batter Tilak Varma dedicated the victory to the nation and his parents, adding that holding the tricolour on the podium is a unique emotion that stands apart from ICC titles.
By IANS News • 3 weeks ago
Hardik Pandya Key To India's Balance In 2027 ODI WC, Biggest Challenge Is To Get Him Fit, Says Ganguly
ODI World Cup: Former India captain Sourav Ganguly believes star fast-bowling all-rounder Hardik Pandya will be vital to maintaining the side’s balance at the 2027 Men’s ODI World Cup in South Africa, adding that keeping him fit and match-ready will be head coach Gautam Gambhir’s biggest off-field challenge leading into the marquee event.
By IANS News • 3 weeks ago
‘Extremely Lucky’: Captain Gill Values Rohit, Kohli Experience Ahead Of 2027 World Cup
Cricket World Cup: India captain Shubman Gill said he feels “extremely lucky” to have the experience of Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli around him as India build towards the 2027 ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup, calling the veteran duo invaluable to the team.
By IANS News • 4 weeks ago
‘Unfinished Business’: Gill Sets Sights On 2027 World Cup After 2023 Heartbreak
Cricket World Cup: India captain Shubman Gill has described the 2027 ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup as “unfinished business”, saying players do not get too many opportunities to represent their country at the marquee tournament, and he is grateful to have another chance to do so.
By IANS News • 4 weeks ago
India To Open 2027 ODI World Cup Campaign vs Australia On Oct 7, Face Pakistan On Oct 10
ICC Chairman Jay Shah: Two-time champions India will open their 2027 ICC Men's ODI World Cup campaign against defending champions Australia in Cape Town on October 7 in a high-voltage blockbuster clash to kickstart their group-stage fixtures.
By IANS News • 4 weeks ago
There Was Not A Lot For The Bowlers, Wish It Was Equally Balanced, Says Kotak On Guwahati Pitch
ODI World Cup: Expressing disappointment over the stark imbalance between bat and ball during India’s record-breaking run chase of 406 against the West Indies, batting coach Sitanshu Kotak admitted that the pitch at the ACA Stadium practically offered no assistance to the bowling unit.
By IANS News • 4 weeks ago
WPL 2027: Personal Reasons Rule Out Lizelle Lee; U19 WC Clash Behind Kamalini's Release
ICC U19 Women: South Africa wicketkeeper-batter Lizelle Lee was unavailable to play in the 2027 Women's Premier League (WPL) due to personal reasons, which led to the Delhi Capitals releasing her for the upcoming season.
By IANS News • 1 month ago
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