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Taskin Ahmed Addresses Bus Incident Before T20 World Cup Match Against India: 'I was little late'
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"I was a little late, but I reached the ground before the toss," Taskin told Dhaka-based newspaper Ajker Patrika. "I arrived around 30-40 minutes before the toss. I missed the team bus. It left the hotel at 8:35 am. I left for the ground at 8:43 am. I almost reached the ground with the bus. It's not like didn't pick me up because I was late. Anyway, I wasn't going to play."
Lot of time for me to sleep, for now I want to live every second of this win: Rohit Sharma victory interview
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"It's surreal. It feels like a dream. It feels like it hasn't happened. Although it has happened but it feels like it hasn't happened," Rohit chuckled as he reflected on the past 24 hours in an interview with BCCI.TV.
Dravid's Gratitude: How Rohit Sharma's Call Kept Him Coaching After ODI World Cup Loss
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Dravid's coaching stint was initially set to conclude after the ODI World Cup, where India narrowly lost to Australia despite a strong winning streak. However, the coaching staff received an extension until the conclusion of the T20 World Cup, which India won with a thrilling seven-run victory over South Africa.
Sikandar Raza Appointed Captain as Zimbabwe Prepares Young Squad for T20I Series Against India
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Zimbabwe Cricket has announced it included Belgium-born Antum Naqvi in the team, which is subject to confirmation of his citizenship status. Born to Pakistani parents in Brussels, Naqvi later shifted to Australia, but due to his interest in representing Zimbabwe and appearing for naturalization, he came under their radar.
Virat Kohli Expresses Gratitude to PM Modi After India's T20 World Cup Victory
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Kohli, who top-scored with 76 runs in India's innings of 176/7, took to social media to thank PM Modi for his support and kind words. In his post on a social media platform, Kohli expressed his privilege in being part of the winning team and the joy it brought to the nation, saying, "Dear @narendramodi sir, thank you so much for your very kind words and your support and encouragement always. It has been a privilege to be a part of this team that has brought the cup home. We are deeply touched & overwhelmed with the happiness it has brought the entire nation."
Vancouver Knights Entrust Captaincy to Mohammad Rizwan for GT20 Canada
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In contrast, Babar Azam is currently the skipper of the Pakistan national team and captains Peshawar Zalmi in the PSL. On the Vancouver Knights, there are a bunch of Pakistani cricketers who will be benefiting alongside Rizwan, such as current captain Babar Azam, seasoned fast bowler Mohammad Amir, and middle-order batsman Asif Ali. The International talent includes Dwaine Pretorius, Sandeep Lamichhane, Nepal's Dipendra Singh Airee, and the Namibian pair of Paul van Meekeren and Ruben Trumpelmann.
Proud to bring the Cup home: Rohit Sharma Thanks PM Modi for Support After T20 World Cup Victory
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"Thank you so much @narendramodi sir for your kind words. Team and I are really very proud to be able to bring the cup home and feeling really emotional with the amount of happiness it has brought back home to everyone," the post read.
Former India Wicketkeeper Dinesh Karthik Joins RCB as Batting Coach and Mentor
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Dinesh Karthik first appeared for RCB in 2015 and 2016, then made a second spell for the club from 2022 to 2024. As a batter, he performed well in the 2024 season, attaining 326 runs in 15 matches at a strike rate of 187.36.
BCCI Plans New Head Coach Announcement, VVS Laxman to Lead Zimbabwe Tour
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The Indian cricket team is preparing to appoint a new head coach ahead of the upcoming limited-overs series in Sri Lanka, scheduled to commence later this month. Former opener Gautam Gambhir and former India women’s coach W.V. Raman are the frontrunners for this prestigious role.
Six Players Make ICC Team of the Tournament, Kohli's Heroics Overlooked
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Kohli, who took on a new role as an opener, had a subdued tournament overall but delivered a match-winning knock of 76 runs off 59 balls in the final, earning him the man-of-the-match award. India clinched their second T20 World Cup title in a thrilling encounter, defeating South Africa by seven runs in a dramatic finish.
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