Thursday 16 January 2020

Is Time Up for MS Dhoni? – Who Said What Since the World Cup Semi-final

Nonetheless Dhoni’s future has been a much discussed topic since the semi-final in Manchester and there have questions and answers aplenty.

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India vs Australia | Focus on Kohli's Batting Position as India Look to Avoid Series Defeat

India will be feeling the heat after a dominating performance by Australia in the first ODI in Mumbai, and will be looking to keep the series alive as they prepare for the second game in Rajkot on Friday.

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India vs Australia | In The Current Situation, You Should be Ready to Bat Anywhere: Shreyas Iyer

Shreyas Iyer on Thursday said the current competition in the Indian team demands one to bat at any number after he did not get to play at his usual number four spot in the first ODI against Australia.

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Pakistan Recall Mohammad Hafeez, Shoaib Malik For Bangladesh T20Is

Pakistan have recalled the experienced duo of Mohammad Hafeez and Shoaib Malik, along with pacer Shaheen Afridi, in a 15-player squad for the three-match T20I series against Bangladesh.

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MS Dhoni 'Not Dumped for Good', Was Intimated by BCCI Brass on Contract Axe

Mahendra Singh Dhoni's omission from the central contracts list was imminent and he was duly informed before the national selection committee finalised the names, a top BCCI official told PTI on Thursday.

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MS Dhoni Dropped From BCCI's Central Contracts Amid Retirement Rumours, KL Rahul Promoted

Dhoni, who has not played since the World Cup semi-final defeat to New Zealand in Manchester, was in Category A last year.

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ICC Under 19 World Cup 2020: Full Schedule of Matches and Groups

The ICC Under 19 Cricket World Cup is set to begin from January 17 in South Africa, and India will enter the tournament as one of the favourites, looking to defend their title. They will be hoping to win the tournament for the fifth time, and certainly have the squad to do so.

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