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India's First Mixed Disability Cricket Team To Play IT20 Series In England
Under captain Ravindra Gopinath Sante, the team will tour England to play in a seven-match series. The highlight of the tour is a game at the legendary Lord's - a first for India's men's mixed disability cricket.
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On Not Being Able To Lead Indian Team, Ravichandran Ashwin's Honest Admission To NDTV
Since R Ashwin made his Test debut in 2011, six different players -- MS Dhoni, Virat Kohli, Ajinkya Rahane, Rohit Sharma, KL Rahul and Jasprit Bumrah -- have led India in the format.
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"Salute Your Courage": Gautam Adani To Help J&K Para Cricketer
The Adani Foundation will support a differently abled cricketer from Jammu and Kashmir in his journey towards success.
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Tamil Nadu Bus Conductor Mistreats Differently Abled Cricketer, Suspended
A conductor with the Tamil Nadu State Express Transport Corporation (SETC) who treated a differently abled cricketer with disdain and disallowed him from boarding the bus was suspended, the transport corporation said on Wednesday.
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Shubman Gill Reacts After Scoring Maiden Test Century In 1st Test vs Bangladesh
Asked if he was nervous after reaching 90, Shubman Gill said: "There weren't any different thoughts (while batting in the 90s). For me, it was about playing according to the field and then be able to score runs.
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Watch: Differently Abled Man's Exuberant Celebration For Jonny Bairstow's Catch
Jonny Bairstow gave a differently abled fan something to cheer as he took a good catch in the deep in the 2nd T20I vs South Africa
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Watch: Harbhajan Singh Impressed By This Differently-Abled Indian Cricketer's Batting Display
Harbhajan Singh commented "Respect" with a couple of emojis on the video of Shankara posted by Differently Abled Cricket Council of India.
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BCCI Forms Committee For Differently Abled Cricketers
In April this year, the BCCI Apex Council had decided to recognise the Differently Abled Cricket Council of India (DCCI) as the only body to promote cricket among physically challenged, deaf, blind and wheelchair participants.
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"Sachin Tendulkar Was Toying With Shane Warne": Brett Lee
Brett Lee recounted how Sachin Tendulkar would tackle Shane Warne and leave the leg-spinner quite miffed.
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Pakistan Cricket Board Should Stop Treating Players Like Schoolkids: Wasim Akram
The legendary left-arm fast bowler said he found it disappointing that while players from other countries were able to enjoy lot of freedom and socialize while on tours, the story is completely different with the Pakistani players.
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I do not know why I get so many wickets: Yuvraj Singh
When it comes to limited-overs cricket, Yuvraj is a different beast altogether. He felt it was because he was able to play freely and express himself in the shorter formats.
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Perth is India's last chance: Akram
Former Pakistan captain Wasim Akram on Thursday said he would chose experience over youth in the do-or-die third Test for India, starting here tomorrow as he feels youngsters would not be able to make huge difference in the performance of the team straight away.
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India's First Mixed Disability Cricket Team To Play IT20 Series In England
Under captain Ravindra Gopinath Sante, the team will tour England to play in a seven-match series. The highlight of the tour is a game at the legendary Lord's - a first for India's men's mixed disability cricket.
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On Not Being Able To Lead Indian Team, Ravichandran Ashwin's Honest Admission To NDTV
Since R Ashwin made his Test debut in 2011, six different players -- MS Dhoni, Virat Kohli, Ajinkya Rahane, Rohit Sharma, KL Rahul and Jasprit Bumrah -- have led India in the format.
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"Salute Your Courage": Gautam Adani To Help J&K Para Cricketer
The Adani Foundation will support a differently abled cricketer from Jammu and Kashmir in his journey towards success.
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Tamil Nadu Bus Conductor Mistreats Differently Abled Cricketer, Suspended
A conductor with the Tamil Nadu State Express Transport Corporation (SETC) who treated a differently abled cricketer with disdain and disallowed him from boarding the bus was suspended, the transport corporation said on Wednesday.
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Shubman Gill Reacts After Scoring Maiden Test Century In 1st Test vs Bangladesh
Asked if he was nervous after reaching 90, Shubman Gill said: "There weren't any different thoughts (while batting in the 90s). For me, it was about playing according to the field and then be able to score runs.
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Watch: Differently Abled Man's Exuberant Celebration For Jonny Bairstow's Catch
Jonny Bairstow gave a differently abled fan something to cheer as he took a good catch in the deep in the 2nd T20I vs South Africa
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Watch: Harbhajan Singh Impressed By This Differently-Abled Indian Cricketer's Batting Display
Harbhajan Singh commented "Respect" with a couple of emojis on the video of Shankara posted by Differently Abled Cricket Council of India.
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BCCI Forms Committee For Differently Abled Cricketers
In April this year, the BCCI Apex Council had decided to recognise the Differently Abled Cricket Council of India (DCCI) as the only body to promote cricket among physically challenged, deaf, blind and wheelchair participants.
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"Sachin Tendulkar Was Toying With Shane Warne": Brett Lee
Brett Lee recounted how Sachin Tendulkar would tackle Shane Warne and leave the leg-spinner quite miffed.
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Pakistan Cricket Board Should Stop Treating Players Like Schoolkids: Wasim Akram
The legendary left-arm fast bowler said he found it disappointing that while players from other countries were able to enjoy lot of freedom and socialize while on tours, the story is completely different with the Pakistani players.
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I do not know why I get so many wickets: Yuvraj Singh
When it comes to limited-overs cricket, Yuvraj is a different beast altogether. He felt it was because he was able to play freely and express himself in the shorter formats.
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Perth is India's last chance: Akram
Former Pakistan captain Wasim Akram on Thursday said he would chose experience over youth in the do-or-die third Test for India, starting here tomorrow as he feels youngsters would not be able to make huge difference in the performance of the team straight away.
