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I enjoy leadership, learnt a lot of things from different captains: Suryakumar Reflects on Captains
Last week, Suryakumar was chosen to lead India’s T20 team, succeeding Hardik Pandya following Rohit Sharma's retirement from the format.
Harbhajan Backs BCCI's Decision to Avoid Pakistan for Champions Trophy
He also supported the Board of Control for Cricket in India by saying that the board was right in seeking government approval before confirming its participation in the tournament.
Gautam Gambhir Begins Tenure as Indian Team Kicks Off Training in Pallekele
"Head Coach Gautam Gambhir Takes Charge!" read the caption from the BCCI.
India Dominates Nepal by 82 Runs to Secure Spot in Women's Asia Cup Semifinals
The match saw an impressive performance from Indian spinners following a blistering innings by Shafali Verma. Facing a target of 179 runs, Nepal's batting struggled right from the start. They lost their opener, Samjhana Khadka, for just 7 runs in the second over to Anurndhati Reddy. Sita Rana Magar and Kabita Kunwar attempted to stabilize the innings during the Power-play, but Reddy struck again, dismissing Kunwar for 6 in the fifth over.
Andy Murray Announces Retirement Following Paris Olympics: 'Proud to Compete One Last Time'
The 37-year-old Scot made his Olympic debut at the 2008 Beijing Games and is due to play in singles and doubles events in Paris for a fifth Olympic appearance.
Abhinav Bindra Makes History as First Indian Recipient of Olympic Order
Bindra, a member of the IOC Athletes Commission, is the first Indian to get this premier award with the decision being ratified at the IOC Executive Board meeting in Paris last Saturday. One and all hailed the news with several government-related social media handles sharing the news.
PCB Denies Plans for Offshore T20I Series with India
There is no such proposal on the table or under consideration because right now the biggest challenge for us is to organize the Champions Trophy in a proper manner and we also have a packed international schedule," said a reliable source.
I share very good relationship with him off the field: Gambhir Discusses Strong Off-Field Bond with Kohli
Speaking at his inaugural press conference as head coach, Gambhir described his dynamic with Kohli as "between two mature individuals," acknowledging its appeal for media ratings but emphasizing its private nature. He stated, "Good for the TRP, but my relationship is not public. What kind of relationship do I share with Virat Kohli, I think it is between two mature individuals."
Managing Bumrah's Role: Gambhir Stresses Caution in Key Matches
"I've said it before, workload management for someone like Jasprit (Bumrah) is important. He is one rare bowler that anyone would want. You want him to play important games. That's why the workload management for not just him but fast bowlers is important," Gambhir said in the press conference.
Gambhir Unveils Coaching Vision, Pledges Player Support; Envisions Rohit and Kohli for 2027 World Cup
“My approach is pretty simple. I think important is to give players freedom. I think that’s what I absolutely believe in and not having a relationship which is of a head coach and a player. I think for me, the best relationship is a relationship which is built on trust and that is going to be very important. I can promise guys that I think the most important thing for me is that they will always have my back.
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