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Dhawan was left out of the ODI team for the Sri Lanka series
The BCCI announced the two white-ball squads for the forthcoming series against Sri Lanka on Tuesday (December 27), and Shikhar Dhawan was informed that he has been left out of the ODI squad. This year, Dhawan has struggled with inconsistent play in the ODI format. Since making a comeback in 2013, his 2022 average of 34.40 and strike rate of 74.21 represent the lowest figures he has ever recorded. -
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Mavi performs admirably in international cricket
Bhanuka Rajapaksa humiliated Shivam Mavi in his very first over of a game at the Wankhede in Mumbai in April of last year. The Sri Lankan batsman, who was playing for Punjab Kings at the time, smacked him for a four and three straight sixes, scoring 22 runs off of the first five deliveries. -
BCCI and Star Sports disagree over the price of the 2022 South Africa series rights
The primary topics of discussion in the emergent Apex Council meeting of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) on Monday, December 9, included Byju's plea to avoid the Indian team's jersey sponsorship and Star Sports' letter requesting a course correction on the rights value. -
India is looking to take another victim
India will resume their preparations for the 2023 World Cup against the No. 1 team in the world, New Zealand, in Hyderabad in the first of a three-match ODI series starting Wednesday. Coming off of their biggest-ever ODI victory and with only a two-day turnaround time, India will be optimistic going into the match (January 18). -
Not to send Bumrah back into action right now, Rohit Sharma advises
Jasprit Bumrah should not return to international play too soon after suffering a back ailment, India captain Rohit Sharma advised. The pace spearhead's availability for the final two Tests of the four-game Border-Gavaskar Trophy in March was another goal for Rohit. -
Records are broken by Shubman Gill in India's largest victory
India won yet another bilateral match at home, defeating New Zealand with an unprecedented margin and delaying the visitors' first series victory in India. Shubman Gill (126* off 63) and Hardik Pandya, the captain of the Gujarat Titans, demolished New Zealand in the decisive game of the closely contested series. -
Can Sri Lanka beat India to the final? WTC scenarios
India and Australia are scheduled to square off in a high-profile match that may end up serving as a warm-up for the World Test Championship final at the Oval in June. India and Australia are in first and second place in the points standings, respectively. -
In order to combat spin, Cummins urges batters to develop "better approaches"
Australia suffered its second loss in 16 games during the current World Test Championship cycle when it was comprehensively defeated by India by an innings and 132 runs over the course of three days in Nagpur. According to Australia's captain Pat Cummins, a lot of it had to do with how good Indian spinners were, and in the three remaining Test matches, Australian batsmen will need to develop better strategies to deal with players like R Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja. -
Australia's finest day of the tour, but India remains competitive
One of the most captivating soap operas in Test cricket over the past ten years has been Nathan Lyon's never-ending quest to hit Cheteshwar Pujara's pads and trap him in front. a crucial component of one of the sport's most underappreciated rivalries.Moreover, the renowned Australian spinner has only ever succeeded in completing his task before last Saturday (February 18).Then, on a sweltering Delhi afternoon, he repeated the action twice over the course of six deliveries. The first time -
Bumrah's return could take longer; this is doubtful even for the IPL and the final WTC
Jasprit Bumrah might be out for longer than expected because it seems like his injury is more serious than first assumed. The India skipper is now listed as having a very low probability of playing in the upcoming Indian Premier League (IPL), which begins in roughly a month and runs through May, even if India makes it to the World Test Championship (WTC) final, which will take place in the UK in June.
