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From Centuries To Self-discovery: A Candid Conversation With Shikhar Dhawan
In an exclusive conversation with IANS, Dhawan opens up about 'The One', his deeply personal autobiography, shares life lessons for India’s youth, recounts memorable on-field moments, and offers insights into the rising stars of Indian cricket.
Raw, honest, and reflective — this is Shikhar Dhawan like never before.
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3rd Test: No Decision On Bumrah's Return, Says Pant As India Mulls Bowling Combo
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Zaheer Abbas And Wasim Akram Hail Shubman Gill And Akash Deep For Edgbaston Heroics
Telecom Asia Sport: Indian skipper Shubman Gill’s monumental batting and Akash Deep’s remarkable ten-wicket haul in India's resounding victory over England in the Edgbaston Test have drawn high praise from ...
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India Has Flexibility To Bring In An Extra Batter Or Bowler Based On Conditions, Says Aaron
With Jasprit Bumrah: Ahead of India facing England in the third Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy Test at the Lord’s, former fast bowler Varun Aaron has noted that Team India has the option ...
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Jofra Archer Returns To England Playing XI For Lord’s Test Vs India
Jofra Archer Shoaib Bashir: Jofra Archer has been named in England's playing XI for the third Test of the ongoing Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy, as the hosts look to bounce back from ...
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Gill Achieves Career-best Ranking In Tests; Brook Becomes New Top-ranked Batter
Test Batting Rankings: India captain Shubman Gill has achieved a career-best position in ICC Men’s Test Batting Rankings, even as England batter Harry Brook has dethroned Joe Root to be ...
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Akash Deep Is 'lambi Race Ka Ghoda': Ex-Bengal Keeper Who Saw Pacer's Bowling From Close Quarters
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Edgbaston Win Shows India Are Not Afraid Of 'Bazball': Monty Panesar
But Akash Deep: Former England spinner Monty Panesar feels that Test win in Edgbaston shows that India are not afraid of England's 'Bazball' approach, and the famous victory will give ...
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'I Did Think We Declared Late... But India Won That's Important': Dilip Vengsarkar
With Jasprit Bumrah: Shubman Gill’s late declaration on Day 4 raised eyebrows, especially with rain looming over the final morning. But by Sunday evening, India had silenced all doubts with ...
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Akash Deep Dedicates Historic Edgbaston Win To Sister Battling Cancer In Heartfelt Revelation
Akash Deep: Before the England tour, Indian pacer Akash Deep wasn’t preparing for international cricket in training camps or stadiums — he was running between hospital corridors, caring for his ...
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Dilip Vengsarkar: Akash Deep Grabbed His Chance, Kuldeep’s Inclusion Could Benefit India At Lord’s
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India’s Edgbaston Triumph Gives Gambhir A Life: Surinder Khanna
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2nd Test: Jay Shah, Tendulkar, And Cricket Greats Hail India’s Historic Edgbaston Win
ICC Chairman Jay Shah: Some of the biggest names in Indian cricket took to social media to celebrate India’s majestic triumph over England at Edgbaston, their first at the venue, ...
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2nd Test: England Weren’t Quite Able To Play How We Wanted To, Says Coach McCullum
BBC Test Match Special: After England suffered a crushing 336-run defeat to India in the second Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy Test at Edgbaston, head coach Brendon McCullum admitted that the hosts weren’t ...
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2nd Test: India’s Comeback After Headingley Loss Is A Tribute To Their Character, Says Shastri
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