BCCI

Dinesh Karthik backs Ashwin to lead India in Asian Games 2023
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Karthik's comments have come at a time when multiple reports suggested that the BCCI will send both men's and women's teams for the Asian Games to be held from September 23 to October 8. However, the mega Asian event is set to collide with the ODI World Cup as India men's team will also begin its campaign against Australia on October 8 in Chennai.
BCCI announces Dream11 as new Team India lead sponsor
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Dream11 will be seen on Team India jerseys starting from the Test series against the West Indies, the team’s first assignment in the ICC World Test Championship 2023-25 cycle. Commenting on the partnership, BCCI president Roger Binny said.
Dream11 to replace Byju's as jersey sponsor of India cricket team: Report
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After Byju's exit, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) had announced an invitation to tender for the lead sponsor rights for the national team on June 14.As per a report in News18 Cricketnext, Dream11 has now come on board to be the lead sponsor of the Indian cricket team.
Participation in Asian Games on agenda as BCCI's Apex Council meets on July 7: Reports
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As per the reports, the participation of BCCI in the upcoming Asian Games for both men's and women's teams will be one of the important matters on the agenda of the meeting. The Asian Games will be held in Hangzhou, China from September 23 to October 8. The upcoming meeting is also expected to discuss sponsorship and media rights for the BCCI.
Pant's recovery going faster than expected; Bumrah, Shreyas could return for Asia Cup: Report
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"Pant is believed to be largely pain-free, and while skill work is still "quite some time away", he is currently increasing his lower-body and upper-body mobility exercises under the guidance of physio S Rajnikanth, who has previously worked with several India age-group teams and has also been part of the Delhi Capitals support staff.
Sourav Ganguly advises India to play fearless cricket to end ICC title drought
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Fans had high hopes from India at the World Test Championship final, but they suffered a crushing defeat against Australia at The Oval. With another loss, India's prolonged hunt for their first ICC title since 2013 continues. After the Champions Trophy win in 2013, India have featured in four semifinals and four finals of major ICC events but haven't been able to cross the final hurdle.
'Only Virat can reveal why he left Test captaincy': Sourav Ganguly
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Ganguly's latest remarks come in the wake of fans calling for the reinstatement of Kohli as India's Test captain after the Rohit Sharma-led side suffered a 209-run defeat to Australia in the World Test Championship final. However, Kohli hasn't been at his best with the bat in Test cricket in the last three years.
WTC Final: Ajinkya Rahane refused scan on finger to protect his 'mindset', reveals his wife Radhika
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Ajinkya Rahane was struck on the index finger of his right hand off a Pat Cummins bouncer while batting on Day Two of the marquee clash. He immediately felt pain and the physio rushed on the field immediately for treating the injured finger, which Rahane had previously fractured in his playing career.
WTC Final: India begin practice at The Oval for marquee clash against Australia
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The BCCI shared the picture of the side hitting the ground running at the iconic venue. "Hello from the Oval," it said in a tweet. On May 25, the BCCI had said via its official Twitter handle that Indian team members like Axar Patel, Umesh Yadav, Shardul Thakur along with head coach Rahul Dravid and other support staff members had.
Important to appoint long-term head coach for women's team; not chop and change frequently: Jhulan
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The India women's team has been without a head coach since Ramesh Powar was moved to the National Cricket Academy (NCA) in December 2022. The side then had Hrishikesh Kanitkar joined as its batting coach and reached the semifinals of the T20 World Cup earlier this year in South Africa without a head coach.
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