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Asian Games: Ruturaj Gaikwad-led Indian Cricket Team Leaves For China
India will start their campaign on October 3.
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India Women's Cricket Team Leaves For China To Participate In Asian Games
India's women cricket team have left for China on Saturday night to start their first-ever stint in the Asian Games which will start from September 23 in Hangzhou
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"Definitely, We Will Get The Gold Medal In The Asian Games": Rajeshwari Gayakwad
Having missed out on the gold at the Commonwealth Games, left-arm spinner Rajeshwari Gayakwad is confident the Indian women's team can go the distance at the Asian Games in Hangzhou, China next month.
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18-Year-Old Ayesha Naseem's Retirement Confirmed By Pakistan Cricket Board
Ayesha Naseem will not be a part of Pakistan women's squad during the upcoming Asian Games set in Hangzhou, China between September 23-October 8.
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"He Is The IPL King": Rinku Singh On His Idol. It's Not Virat Kohli Or MS Dhoni
After years of grind and struggle, Rinku Singh finally earned his maiden India call-up for the upcoming Asian Games in Hangzhou, China
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Ruturaj Gaikwad To Lead India At Asian Games; Yashasvi Jaiswal, Rinku Singh Named In Squad
Chennai Super Kings' star opener Ruturaj Gaikwad was on Friday named the captain of the Indian men's cricket team for the Asian Games in Hangzhou in China
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Bemused, intrigued fans see cricket make China bow
The sound of leather on willow. Flags fluttering in a gentle breeze. Thousands of miles from the game's birthplace, cricket breaks new ground -- in the industrial heartland of China.
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China promises cricket a memorable Asiad debut
China will make its bow in international cricket on Saturday amid high-pitched excitement and huge expectations at the sport's Asian Games debut.
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Chinese flock to women's cricket
All tickets for the women's cricket at the Asian Games have sold out, organisers said on Wednesday, as the sport attempts to secure a foothold in China.
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India's absence opens chance for China in cricket
China's chances to win a medal in cricket in the Asian Games debut got considerably more achievable when India decided not to send teams to Guangzhou.
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Asian Games: Ruturaj Gaikwad-led Indian Cricket Team Leaves For China
India will start their campaign on October 3.
-
India Women's Cricket Team Leaves For China To Participate In Asian Games
India's women cricket team have left for China on Saturday night to start their first-ever stint in the Asian Games which will start from September 23 in Hangzhou
-
"Definitely, We Will Get The Gold Medal In The Asian Games": Rajeshwari Gayakwad
Having missed out on the gold at the Commonwealth Games, left-arm spinner Rajeshwari Gayakwad is confident the Indian women's team can go the distance at the Asian Games in Hangzhou, China next month.
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18-Year-Old Ayesha Naseem's Retirement Confirmed By Pakistan Cricket Board
Ayesha Naseem will not be a part of Pakistan women's squad during the upcoming Asian Games set in Hangzhou, China between September 23-October 8.
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"He Is The IPL King": Rinku Singh On His Idol. It's Not Virat Kohli Or MS Dhoni
After years of grind and struggle, Rinku Singh finally earned his maiden India call-up for the upcoming Asian Games in Hangzhou, China
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Ruturaj Gaikwad To Lead India At Asian Games; Yashasvi Jaiswal, Rinku Singh Named In Squad
Chennai Super Kings' star opener Ruturaj Gaikwad was on Friday named the captain of the Indian men's cricket team for the Asian Games in Hangzhou in China
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Bemused, intrigued fans see cricket make China bow
The sound of leather on willow. Flags fluttering in a gentle breeze. Thousands of miles from the game's birthplace, cricket breaks new ground -- in the industrial heartland of China.
-
China promises cricket a memorable Asiad debut
China will make its bow in international cricket on Saturday amid high-pitched excitement and huge expectations at the sport's Asian Games debut.
-
Chinese flock to women's cricket
All tickets for the women's cricket at the Asian Games have sold out, organisers said on Wednesday, as the sport attempts to secure a foothold in China.
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India's absence opens chance for China in cricket
China's chances to win a medal in cricket in the Asian Games debut got considerably more achievable when India decided not to send teams to Guangzhou.
