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All Is Well Within Team, India Will Come Back Stronger: Sources
World Test Championship: After the back-to-back defeats against New Zealand, which saw them lose the first home Test series since 2012, the Indian team is aiming for a strong comeback in the final match in Mumbai, starting on November 1.
Despite the consecutive setbacks, the morale of the Indian side is flying high as they eye to bounce back to keep their World Test Championship (WTC) final hopes alive. Amid the media scrutiny and backlash from former cricketers on the series loss, the sources close to the team denied any tension or concern within the Indian dressing room.
"All is well within the team, they will come back stronger in next Test, nothing to worry about," the sources close to the Indian squad told IANS.
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He Had A Swelling On His Knee, Don't Want 'undercooked Shami' In Australia: Rohit
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Rain In Kanpur Threatens India’s Push For WTC Final Spot
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BGT 2024-25: Playing Well Against Ashwin-Jadeja Will Put Us In A Better Position: Maxwell
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Labuschagne Lauds Siraj's 'passion And Love' Ahead Of BGT Face-off
MA Chidambaram Stadium: Australia batter Marnus Labuschagne has lauded India pacer Mohammed Siraj's absolute "passion and love" for the game ahead of the face-off in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy later this year.
Getting Test Ton In Australia Give A Lot Of Satisfaction To Root: Hussain
BBC Test Match Special: Former England skipper Nasser Hussain believes Joe Root getting a century in Australia should be the next big goal for him in Test cricket, adding that achieving it would give tons of satisfaction to right-handed batter, who recently hit a record 34th ton.
Will Be An Exciting Prospect To See How Jaiswal Performs In Australia, Says Hayden
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Shastri Backs India For Historic Border-Gavaskar Trophy Hat-trick
The ICC Review Podcast: Former coach Ravi Shastri has confidently predicted that India will continue their recent dominance over Australia and secure a historic third consecutive Border-Gavaskar Trophy victory Down Under.
Harmanpreet Banks On Familiar Conditions In Bangladesh For India's Quest For Maiden Women's T20 WC Glory
T20 World Cup: Ahead of the women's T20 WC set to be played in Bangladesh later this year, India skipper Harmanpreet Kaur has banked "familiar conditions in Bangladesh" for her side's quest for maiden ICC title.
PCB Ends Mohd Hafeez's Tenure As Director Of The Pakistan Men's Cricket Team
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CSA Extends Hilton Moreeng Contract As Women's Head Coach Till T20 World Cup
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