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IPL: Sairaj Bahutule Returns To Rajasthan Royals As Spin Bowling Coach
Joining Rajasthan Royals: Former India cricketer Sairaj Bahutule has returned to the Rajasthan Royals as the side’s spin bowling coach ahead of IPL 2025. Bahutule, 52, returns to the franchise after having been a part of the setup from 2018-21, before going to the BCCI Centre of Excellence (CoE) for a three-year stint.
"Joining Rajasthan Royals again is a tremendous honour. The franchise's commitment to nurturing talent and playing an exciting brand of cricket resonates with my own coaching philosophy.
“I am eager to work alongside Rahul and the rest of the coaching staff to develop our bowling attack and contribute to the team's success. Together, we aim to achieve great milestones in the forthcoming season," said Bahutule in a statement issued by the franchise on Thursday.
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Cricket Never Leaves You: Rishi Dhawan Balances Fatherhood & Cricket At Legend 90 League
Big Boys Unikari: Former India all-rounder Rishi Dhawan has made an instant impact for Chhattisgarh Warriors in the ongoing Legend 90 League being played here. Having recently retired from domestic limited-overs cricket, Rishi Dhawan is playing his first-ever tournament for retired cricketers, and the former Himachal Pradesh player has wasted no time in proving that he still has plenty to offer.
Champions Trophy: Aakash Chopra Questions Jaiswal’s Spot, Backs Siraj If Bumrah Is Unfit
National Cricket Academy: Former India cricketer Aakash Chopra has cast doubt on Yashasvi Jaiswal’s inclusion in India’s final 15-man squad for the upcoming Champions Trophy, suggesting that the young opener may no longer fit into the team’s plans.
Zaheer Khan Warns Against Gambhir’s ‘excessive Flexibility’ In India’s White-ball Setup
Former India pacer Zaheer Khan has voiced his concerns over Team India head coach Gautam Gambhir’s “excessive flexible approach” in the white-ball setup, cautioning that too much experimentation and frequent changes could lead to player insecurity.
WPL 2025: Delhi Capitals Will Be One Of The Favourites To Win The Title, Says Aakash Chopra
Arun Jaitley Stadium: Former India men’s cricketer Aakash Chopra believes the Delhi Capitals’ are one of the favourites to win WPL 2025, saying that despite the trophy eluding them twice, their consistency in playing will make them go one step further this time.
WPL 2025: Harmanpreet’s Role Has To Be Significant In MI Regaining First Season Glory, Says Aakash Chopra
Royal Challengers Bengaluru: Former India cricketer Aakash Chopra believes Harmanpreet Kaur’s leadership abilities will be of great significance in Mumbai Indians (MI) reclaiming their first-season glory during the upcoming WPL 2025 season, starting on February 14.
With Only One Match Left, India Should Continue With The Current XI, Opines Bangar
ICC Champions Trophy: With the series already secured, India face a crucial decision ahead of the third and final ODI against England in Ahmedabad. While many expect the team management to experiment with the playing XI, former batting coach Sanjay Bangar has advised against unnecessary changes, stressing the importance of continuity and stability.
Pakistan Have Enough Depth To Be Dangerous At Home In CT, Feels Shastri
ICC Champions Trophy: Former India head coach Ravi Shastri feels Mohammad Rizwan-led Pakistan will have "enough depth to be dangerous in home conditions" in the upcoming ICC Champions Trophy.
Bangar Advises Rohit Sharma To ‘keep It Simple’ Amid Prolonged Lean Patch
Rohit Sharma: Former India batting coach Sanjay Bangar has urged skipper Rohit Sharma to avoid overcomplicating his batting amid a concerning dip in form.
Champions Trophy: Unfit Bumrah Will Reduce India's Chances Of Winning To 30-35 Percent, Says Shastri
T20 World Cup: With the ICC Men’s Champions Trophy 2025 just around the corner, India’s chances of clinching the title have come under scrutiny, as uncertainty looms over the fitness of pace spearhead, and ICC 2024 Men's Cricketer of the Year, Jasprit Bumrah.
Ashwin, Srikkanth Want Samson To Sort Things Out With His Batting
Indian Premier League: With 51 runs in five innings against England in the five-match T20 series, Indian opener Sanju Samson is facing the heat over his lack of form, with former teammate Ravichandran Ashwin and ex-captain Kris Srikkanth criticising the wicketkeeper batter for the similar manner of his dismissals.
Harbhajan Urges Abhishek To Bowl More, Says He Possesses Qualities Of A Good Left-arm Spinner
New Delhi: Former India spinner Harbhajan Singh has expressed his belief in Abhishek Sharma's potential as a full-time left-arm spinner and urged the young all-rounder to focus more on his bowling.
Raina Vs Dhawan On Cards In Legend 90 League Opener On Feb 6
Gujarat Samp Army: Former India cricketers Suresh Raina and Shikhar Dhawan will face off each other when Chhattisgarh Warriors lock horns with Delhi Royals in the blockbuster opening match of the upcoming Legend 90 League in Raipur on Feburary 6. The opening match promises a thrilling encounter as seasoned stars reunite to rekindle their on-field rivalries. The match will witness former Indian cricket stalwarts Suresh Raina and Shikhar Dhawan going head-to-head, marking the beginning of an action-packed tournament.
Mohinder Amarnath Backs PM Modi’s 'Fit India Initiative', Advocates For Domestic Cricket Commitment
Prime Minister Narendra Modi: Former India cricketer Mohinder Amarnath has voiced his strong support for Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Fit India initiative, emphasizing that a nation’s success is closely tied to its overall fitness levels. He also backed the Board of Control for Cricket in India’s (BCCI) move to make participation in domestic cricket mandatory for Indian players, stressing that the foundation of the sport lies in its grassroots development.
Parthiv Patel Criticises Pandya’s Slow Knock In India's Defeat To England In 3rd T20I
Parthiv Patel: Former India wicketkeeper Parthiv Patel has voiced concerns over Hardik Pandya’s approach during India’s 26-run loss to England in the third T20I here on Tuesday. Patel believes Pandya’s slow-paced innings played a key role in India failing to chase down a target of 172. India landed in early trouble at 48/3 in the Powerplay when Pandya walked in to steady the innings. However, instead of keeping the scoreboard moving, the Indian all-rounder struggled for fluency, consuming a significant number of dot balls.
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