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Team India Needs To Plan For Life Beyond Virat Kohli And Rohit Sharma
ODI World Cup: It is no secret that Indian cricket is in the mid of a transition period or on the way of seeing what the future of their team would look like. One of the chief questions for the Indian team though lies in who after Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli?
The duo might be around for some more time, as their call-up for the T20I series against Afghanistan in January suggested. But sooner or later, the younger crop will be taking over from the duo and take the team forward.
It shouldn't be a complicated task considering the depth in talent in Indian cricket, but once Rohit and Virat leave the game, it will create a vacuum not seen before, which would be very hard to fill across all formats.
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I've Got No Intention Of Retiring From International Cricket: Marcus Stoinis After Getting Snubbed From Australia ODI Squad
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David Warner Announces Retirement From ODIs, Shifts Focus To T20Is
ODI World Cup: Australia's David Warner has announced his retirement from One-day International (ODI) cricket alongside the end of his Test career completing another chapter in his illustrious career.
'Conditions Have Played A Role; Our Execution Wasn’t There', Admits SA Batting Coach Duminy
South Africa: After suffering an eight-wicket thrashing at the hands of India in the ODI series opener, South Africa’s white-ball batting coach JP Duminy noted that conditions did play a role in them being bowled out for 116, but noted that the execution from his batters wasn’t there.
BCCI Set To Retire MS Dhoni’s Iconic No.7 Jersey, Informs Indian Team Players: Reports
Mahendra Singh Dhoni: The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has decided to retire former captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni's iconic No. 7 jersey, three years after he hung his boots as an international cricketer, say reports.
It Was Time To Put In A Performance And Get Back, Says Jos Buttler After Victory Against WI In Second ODI
ODI World Cup: England captain Jos Buttler has said he was 'fed up' with his poor form and that it was time to return to being 'the player that I know I am' by putting up a quality batting effort.
Amazon's Prime Video Wins Deal To Broadcast All ICC Events In Australia For Next Four Years
ICC Chief Executive Geoff Allardice: The International Cricket Council (ICC) on Monday announced that Amazon’s Prime Video has won the four-year rights deal to broadcast the global cricket tournaments for both men’s and women’s events in the country.
Jos Buttler Feels Responsibility And Motivation To Get England White-ball Cricket Back On Track
ODI World Cup: Heading into the rebuilding phase after a disappointing 2023 Men’s ODI World Cup campaign, England skipper Jos Buttler said he is keen to embrace the responsibility and motivation to get the team back on track in white-ball cricket performances, starting from the ODI series against West Indies.
Sri Lanka’s Performance In World Cup Was Very Disappointing Says Muttiah Muralitharan
ODI World Cup: Sri Lankan’s spin-bowling legend Muttiah Muralitharan said the team's performance in the 2023 Men’s ODI World Cup was very disappointing, and something which he wasn’t expecting to unfold in the way it did.
Was Tough To Watch England Struggle In World Cup; It Does Not Define The Team: Ben Duckett
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Faltering In Final At Ahmedabad Brings Back Familiar Knockout Sinking Feeling For India
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Men’s ODI WC: Buttler Will Feel Sad, Incredibly Disappointed; Needs Time To Let Dust Settle, Says Morgan
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Men’s ODI WC: England Do Not Need A Complete ODI Reset After Tournament Exit, Says Michael Atherton
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