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SRH broke the record previously held by Royal Challengers Bengaluru who has scored 263/5 against Pune Warriors India back in 2013.
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The opening duo of Mayank Agarwal and Abhishek Sharma has shown promise but would also need to be consistent if SRH are to do well in the competition.
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The five-match Test series against Rohit Sharma's side will commence in Perth on November 22, with further Tests to be held in Adelaide (day-night), Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney right up until the start of the New Year.
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Having led Mumbai Indians to five titles, Rohit was surprisingly replaced by Pandya going into the upcoming season
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Cummins led Australia to the 50-over World Cup title last November and also earned the World Test Championships crown for his country.
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Ambati Rayudu, who played for both Mumbai Indians and Chennai Super Kings, expressed his views on the 17th edition of the IPL.
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Virat Kohli's participation in the World Cup is still an uncertainty and if reports are to be believed, he could face the axe.
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Ahead of the 2024 season, Hardik was traded to MI and was announced as their captain.
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While announcing the winner, Indian fielding coach T Dilip said that throughout the series against England, Indian players displayed "extraordinary commitment" while fielding.
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India have won six, lost two and drawn one match in the current World Test Championship (WTC) cycle.
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Shubman Gill and Rohit Sharma's centuries propel India to a 259-run lead over England.
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Starting from the overnight score of 135/1, Rohit (102 off 160) and Gill (101* off 142) capitalized on ideal weather and batting conditions, forming a dominant 160-run partnership in the opening session, marking India's second consecutive century stand in the series
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Batting first after winning a good toss, England were bowled out for 218 on a flat deck on the opening day of the fifth and final Test against India here.
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Spin maestro Kuldeep Yadav's sensational 5-72 and Ravichandran Ashwin's 4-51 orchestrated England's downfall as they were bowled out for 218 in 57.4 overs.
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England, on the other hand, are languishing at eighth with 19.44%, just a spot ahead of bottom-placed Sri Lanka, who are yet to open their account.
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The left-arm Chinaman bowler claimed the prized wickets of opener Zak Crawly while he was going well, skipper Ben Stokes, Tom Hartley, and Ollie Robinson.
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Sarfaraz, who was fielding in the deep, was called by Rohit to change his position from long-on to silly mid-off, and while the youngster responded to his captain's call, he decided to take a big risk.
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Jaiswal attributes his good run in Tests to keeping in mind what the needs of his team are in a particular match.
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England's Mark Wood took four wickets, but fielding lapses and Siraj's injury hindered their performance.
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Rohit Sharma (131) and Ravindra Jadeja (112) struck fine hundreds while debutant Sarfaraz Khan made a promising start to his Test career with an impressive 62 off 66 balls.