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It Might Be Blown Out Of Proportion, Says Salil Ankola On Reports Of Rift In Indian Team
Boxing Day Test: Salil Ankola, who recently served as member of India men's team selection committee member, believes that reports of rift in the current Test team might be blown out of proportion, adding that there’s a lot of outcry when the side doesn’t get good results.
After India suffered a 184-run defeat to Australia in the Boxing Day Test at Melbourne, reports emerged of chaos and unrest in Indian team, with head coach Gautam Gambhir saying in his pre-match press conference that ‘there were some honest words, that is what I can say.’
“I am not a part of the Indian team selection committee now, but I don’t think that’s the case. If it was the case, it would have been internally sorted out. There is always hue and cry once Indian cricket team doesn’t do well.”
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Will Look At The Wicket And Finalise It Tomorrow: Gambhir On Rohit's Selection For Sydney Test
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Kohli Deserves A Longer Rope, No Comparison With Rohit, Says Manjrekar
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BGT: India Remain Third After MCG Loss, Aus Second In WTC Standings
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Emotional Moment For Me: Bavuma On SA's WTC Final Qualification
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Lower-order Deserve A Credit For Faring Well Against Indian Attack: Labuschagne
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'Don't Think They'll Be Batting For A Draw', Opines O'Keefe As India Eye Record Chase At MCG
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‘Promote Him In The Order’: Shastri Wants Nitish Reddy Included In The Top Six
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1st Test: Bosch's Brilliant Batting Pushes South Africa Closer To WTC Final
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Pakistan Will Not Make Things Easy For South Africa In Test Series, Says Allan Donald
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BGT: Rohit Backs Youngsters Pant, Gill, Jaiswal To Put Up Strong Show In Last Two Tests
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His Numbers Don't Really Stack Up Away From Home: Ponting Points Out Gill's Overseas Struggles
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