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Pakistan Names Jason Gillespie as Head Coach for White-Ball Tour of Australia
"The Pakistan Cricket Board today announced Jason Gillespie will coach the Pakistan men's cricket team on next month's white-ball tour of Australia after Gary Kirsten submitted his resignation, which was accepted," PCB posted on X.
India's Passion for La Liga Rivals That of Spain After Barcelona's Victory Over Madrid, PM Modi
"Spanish football is loved much in India. Yesterday, the match between Real Madrid and Barcelona, and the discussions were held in India, too. The great win of Barcelona was also a subject of discussion here as well. I can also tell you that there was as much banter between the fans of the two clubs in India, as it would have been in Spain," PM Modi said while speaking at the event.
Harbhajan Singh Raises Questions on Rohit Sharma's Retention by Mumbai Indians
Except Rohit, the veteran cricketer feels that Hardik Pandya will be retained by the franchise as a skipper, and then you have pacer Jasprit Bumrah, batsman Suryakumar Yadav and Tilak Varma as they maintain their core group ahead of the mega auction.
'I Owe Everything to My Father' Following Test Call-Up for Australia Tour, Harshit Rana
With a promising rise in both domestic and international cricket, the journey of Rana goes to depict dedication on the part of him. Experienced pros and mentors gave his way through into the Test squad.
'I Just Want to Enjoy the Last Few Years of My Cricket Career', Dhoni
There has been wide speculation about his availability in the upcoming season, particularly since he handed over the captaincy to Ruturaj Gaikwad in the last season, while beginning to bat further down the order.
Gambhir's Early Coaching Days Will Be a Learning Experience, Ravi Shastri
Shastri said this after India witnessed their first Test series loss at home since 2008. The same had been caused after a 113-run defeat to New Zealand in the second Test of the two-match series against them at Pune.
Sajid and Noman Star in Pakistan's Resounding Test Series Victory Over England
The tourists were skittled by the Pakistan spinners Noman Ali and Sajid Khan, who reduced England for the lowest-ever aggregate they have garnered in Pakistan, 112 all out at lunch. Resuming at 24/3, day one saw hope dawn for England as Harry Brook and Joe Root came out to bat with purpose, and their early rhythm looked like maybe rescuing England back into the game.
India Collapses to 178/7, Faces Potential First Home Test Series Defeat in 12 Years
From a promising 81/1 at lunch, the home team lost six wickets for 97 runs, struggling to negotiate left-arm Mitchell Santner (5/72), who yet again weaved his magic around the Indian batters.
Shami Remains Out; Kuldeep Sent for Rehab as Selectors Call Up Nitish, Harshit, and Sundar for BGT Series
Shami, who was not playing since last year's 50-over World Cup final after an injury leading to surgery, has gone on record recently with an assertion that though he started bowling he wanted to play some domestic games only before joining the national outfit.
Santner's Seven-Fer and Latham's 86 Put New Zealand on Brink of Series Victory, 2nd Test
A day after Washington Sundar blew away New Zealand with his 7-59, it was Santner's turn to torment the Indian batters on a spin-friendly pitch through a stunning exhibition of varying his pace, line and length, flight and dip to pick his maiden five-wicket haul in Tests by bowling 17.3 overs relentlessly and unchanged from the commentary box end. Only partially helped by Glenn Phillips 2 for 26 and some rash shot selection and lack of gumption from the Indian batters, he did it all.
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