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As if the retirements of Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma weren't reasons already for England to breathe a sigh of relief, Ben ...
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ABP News on MSNTeam India In Trouble? Jasprit Bumrah May Skip Some Tests In EnglandTeam India’s five-match Test series against England kicks off on June 20, and it marks a significant moment for Indian ...
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Former Australia captain Michael Clarke has backed India and believes that the side has enough talent to defeat England ...
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Thesportstak on MSN'Cannot win such a big series with one player...': Ex-India star's big 'Jasprit Bumrah' reminder to Shubman Gill & Co. ahead of England TestsThe five-match Test series between India and England is set to commence from June 20 with the first Test to take place at ...
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Ahead of their Test series against England, the Indian cricket team is utilising a non-televised intra-squad match in ...
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Former Australia spinner makes shocking claim on Jasprit Bumrah’s availability in first Test against EnglandThe new-look Team India under the captaincy of newly-appointed skipper Shubman Gill is set to take on England in the ...
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CricTracker on MSNMohammed Siraj should lead pace attack in England with Jasprit Bumrah: ex-India bowling coach Bharat ArunFormer India bowling coach Bharat Arun feels that it's time for Mohammed Siraj to take the responsibility of being the ...
India and England will resume their rivalry and square off in a five-match Test series starting June 20. The visiting team is ...
After Sourav Ganguly, former Australian cricketer Brad Hogg urged the Indian team management to use Jasprit Bumrah ...
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Thesportstak on MSNIndia's intra-squad game, Day 2 Report: Jasprit Bumrah, Arshdeep Singh go wicketless as Sarfaraz Khan's 'Bazball' approach 76-ball 101 steals the showOn Day 2 of intra-squad game, India A scored at nearly six runs per over. After Sarfaraz Khan's 76-ball 101, Ishan Kishan and ...
Shardul Thakur slammed an unbeaten knock of 122 in the intra-squad match between India and India A in Beckenham.
Former Australia captain Michael Clarke believes India is in "safe hands" and has "enough talent" to trounce England, but it ...
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