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After the unceremonious departure of the West Indian players midway through the series, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) were left fuming over the cancellation of the ...
The three-match One Day International series was a one-sided affair as Australia whitewashed Pakistan with ease. Now, after almost a 10 days break, the two teams are ready to meet ...
There’s a little doubt that Virat Kohli is one of the most talented batsmen in world cricket at the moment. In terms of early impact on Test cricket, Kohli is one ...
Chris Gayle is one of the most destructive batsmen ever. Gayle is also one of the most entertaining cricketers and more than his cricket, his fans admire Chris Gayle for his ...
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Watch West Indies skipper Dwayne Bravo dancing in a Tamil music video for an upcoming film. Bravo, who is one of the most colourful players in the West Indian team, ...
Rahul Dravid’s consistent performance – coupled with his exemplary professional and personal conduct – offers great lessons that we all can learn from the legendary batsman. Here are 5 things we ...
Kevin Pietersen’s autobiography is arguably one of the most controversial autobiographies by a cricketer, ever. In his book, Pietersen hasn’t written too many positive things about his teammates. But was all praise ...
Sachin Tendulkar and Records are now nothing but synonyms. Millions of article have been written on his achievements on the cricket field, and were not sure which facts to present ...
Former Indian captain Sourav Ganguly believes that India shouldn’t lose sleep over Kochi defeat. Maybe Sourav is right, but the margin of the defeat must ring the alarm bells for ...
