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KL Rahul's 'Unfair Treatment' Called Out By Ex-India Star. Sanjay Manjrekar Contradicts
Since his debut in 2015, KL Rahul has played 58 Tests so far, scoring 3,257 runs with a below-par average of 33.57.
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Opinion | This IPL May Be A T20i Berth Shootout Between Pant & Samson
While one is a sound attacking batter, the other can destroy any bowling attack with shots you won't find in any coaching manual. And both, in many ways, are still struggling to cement their places in the national teams.
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Opinion | Pak's Absence At India's CT Win Shows How Different Their Stories Are
This was just another reminder of the stark contrast in the overall fates of India and Pakistan, two countries that were born together but which travelled very different paths, including, ultimately, on the cricket field
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Opinion | Indian Test Cricket Is On The Cusp Of Change. Don't Fear It
We stand on the cusp of another tectonic shift in Indian Test cricket today. The team has moved on from Test veterans like Cheteshwar Pujara, Ajinkya Rahane, Ishant Sharma and Wriddhiman Saha. Ashwin, too, has brought the curtain down on his career.
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Opinion | Don't Look Beyond Bumrah For Next India Test Captain
If Bumrah does go on to become Indias full-time Test captain, he will in many ways be a trendsetter.
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After MS Dhoni's Retirement, KL Rahul First-Choice Wicketkeeper In Limited Overs: Former India Cricketers
Rishabh Pant will feel a weight off his shoulders after Mahendra Singh Dhoni's international retirement but the immensely talented KL Rahul is the likely first choice in white-ball cricket for the foreseeable future, feel three former India wicket-keepers.
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West Bengal's Arambagh Tense Over BJP Supporter's Death
The death of a 70-year-old man at Arambagh in West Bengal's Hooghly district today has triggered tensions in the area.
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The great Indian election: it's about jobs
Old enough to vote for the first time, student Sheeba Shamim, the daughter of a middle class family, is impatient for a government that delivers jobs and hope for the future.
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Exceptional times for Rajasthan Royals
Speak to any Royals player - seniors such as Rahul Dravid and Shane Watson, or newcomers such as Menaria and Samson - and they will gush about the team culture.
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Mahendra Singh Dhoni wasn't an automatic Team India choice in 2004, reveals Kiran More
Former chairman of selectors Kiran More says East Zone lobby wanted Deep Dasgupta but MS Dhoni got the nod for Bangladesh tour in 2004.
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The green charms of the old world
In Dravid, Amla, Steyn, Swann and even Cheteshwar Pujara, a sports romantic will always find something that lasts longer than the last 90-mile maximum or flawless baseline rally at SW 19. What is that something? Emotion? Federer can win 17 Grand Slams, but nothing he does will give John McEnroe goosebumps, he might induce awe, sure, but not em...
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Highlights: Rahul Gandhi should be projected as UPA's PM candidate, Kamal Nath tells NDTV
On the fourth anniversary of the UPA II, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kamal Nath told NDTV that Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi should replace Manmohan Singh as the prime ministerial candidate of the UPA in the next general elections. Here are the highlights of what he said:
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Sarabjit Singh autopsy: kidneys, heart missing, say doctors
Doctors who conducted an autopsy on Sarabjit Singh's body near Amritsar last night after it arrived on a special plane from Lahore, today shared the chilling details of his attack exactly a week ago in a prison in Pakistan.
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Dravid, and the case of missing local flavour
Unsurprisingly, all teams have a bunch of players - youngsters, promising or otherwise - from the region they are named after, but hardly a few of them actually get a hit, and if they do, it's not for more than a couple of matches in a row. Usually, you'll find one or two locals in the playing XIs, not more. Offhand, I'd say Chennai scores best on ...
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IPL 6: Rajasthan Royals beat Kings XI Punjab by 6 wickets
Chasing a paltry 125-run target, Rajasthan were off to a rollicking start with Shane Watson smashing 32 off just 19 balls.
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KL Rahul's 'Unfair Treatment' Called Out By Ex-India Star. Sanjay Manjrekar Contradicts
Since his debut in 2015, KL Rahul has played 58 Tests so far, scoring 3,257 runs with a below-par average of 33.57.
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Opinion | This IPL May Be A T20i Berth Shootout Between Pant & Samson
While one is a sound attacking batter, the other can destroy any bowling attack with shots you won't find in any coaching manual. And both, in many ways, are still struggling to cement their places in the national teams.
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Opinion | Pak's Absence At India's CT Win Shows How Different Their Stories Are
This was just another reminder of the stark contrast in the overall fates of India and Pakistan, two countries that were born together but which travelled very different paths, including, ultimately, on the cricket field
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Opinion | Indian Test Cricket Is On The Cusp Of Change. Don't Fear It
We stand on the cusp of another tectonic shift in Indian Test cricket today. The team has moved on from Test veterans like Cheteshwar Pujara, Ajinkya Rahane, Ishant Sharma and Wriddhiman Saha. Ashwin, too, has brought the curtain down on his career.
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Opinion | Don't Look Beyond Bumrah For Next India Test Captain
If Bumrah does go on to become Indias full-time Test captain, he will in many ways be a trendsetter.
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After MS Dhoni's Retirement, KL Rahul First-Choice Wicketkeeper In Limited Overs: Former India Cricketers
Rishabh Pant will feel a weight off his shoulders after Mahendra Singh Dhoni's international retirement but the immensely talented KL Rahul is the likely first choice in white-ball cricket for the foreseeable future, feel three former India wicket-keepers.
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West Bengal's Arambagh Tense Over BJP Supporter's Death
The death of a 70-year-old man at Arambagh in West Bengal's Hooghly district today has triggered tensions in the area.
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The great Indian election: it's about jobs
Old enough to vote for the first time, student Sheeba Shamim, the daughter of a middle class family, is impatient for a government that delivers jobs and hope for the future.
-
Exceptional times for Rajasthan Royals
Speak to any Royals player - seniors such as Rahul Dravid and Shane Watson, or newcomers such as Menaria and Samson - and they will gush about the team culture.
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Mahendra Singh Dhoni wasn't an automatic Team India choice in 2004, reveals Kiran More
Former chairman of selectors Kiran More says East Zone lobby wanted Deep Dasgupta but MS Dhoni got the nod for Bangladesh tour in 2004.
-
The green charms of the old world
In Dravid, Amla, Steyn, Swann and even Cheteshwar Pujara, a sports romantic will always find something that lasts longer than the last 90-mile maximum or flawless baseline rally at SW 19. What is that something? Emotion? Federer can win 17 Grand Slams, but nothing he does will give John McEnroe goosebumps, he might induce awe, sure, but not em...
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Highlights: Rahul Gandhi should be projected as UPA's PM candidate, Kamal Nath tells NDTV
On the fourth anniversary of the UPA II, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kamal Nath told NDTV that Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi should replace Manmohan Singh as the prime ministerial candidate of the UPA in the next general elections. Here are the highlights of what he said:
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Sarabjit Singh autopsy: kidneys, heart missing, say doctors
Doctors who conducted an autopsy on Sarabjit Singh's body near Amritsar last night after it arrived on a special plane from Lahore, today shared the chilling details of his attack exactly a week ago in a prison in Pakistan.
-
Dravid, and the case of missing local flavour
Unsurprisingly, all teams have a bunch of players - youngsters, promising or otherwise - from the region they are named after, but hardly a few of them actually get a hit, and if they do, it's not for more than a couple of matches in a row. Usually, you'll find one or two locals in the playing XIs, not more. Offhand, I'd say Chennai scores best on ...
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IPL 6: Rajasthan Royals beat Kings XI Punjab by 6 wickets
Chasing a paltry 125-run target, Rajasthan were off to a rollicking start with Shane Watson smashing 32 off just 19 balls.
