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Hyderabad: The St John’s Cricket Foundation that has produced Test cricketers like VVS Laxman, G Hanuma Vihari in Marredpally has undergone a complete metamorphosis — indeed a change for the good. Not just the name, but the environs and ambience has not only acquired all the modern English county club looks but facilities too. Now […]
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Hyderabad: Riding on a first-innings five-wicket haul from debutant pacer Ctl Rakshann Readdi (5/61) and a century (106 off 149; 15×4) by Team India cricketer G Hanuma Vihari in the second innings, Hyderabad took control of the match against Chandigarh on the third day of the Group B Ranji Trophy match at the Vikash Cricket […]
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Hyderabad: Indian Test cricketer G Hanuma Vihari, who returned to Hyderabad this domestic season, hit 59 runs and stitched two crucial partnerships to guide Tanmay Agarwal-led side to 270/7 at stumps on the opening day of the Group B Ranji Trophy match against Chandigarh, at Vikash Cricket Ground in Cuttack on Thursday. Vihari hit eight […]
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The Hyderabad middle-order batsman has been ignored for home Test series against New Zealand
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Hyderabad: Taking up the Green India Challenge, international badminton players Krishna Priya Kudaravalli and Tarun Kona planted saplings at their residence in Shankarpalli Mokila, on Tuesday. Indian cricketer Hanuma Vihari had nominated the duo to participate in the challenge, which was launched by Rajya Sabha Member J Santosh Kumar. Speaking on the occasion, Krishna Priya […]
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Hyderabad: Test cricketer G Hanuma Vihari (57, 53b, 5×4, 1×6) and young Tilak Varma (61 not out, 29b, 3×4, 6×6) powered Hyderabad to their third successive win when they humbled Chandigarh by eight wickets in the Elite Group E fixture of the Syed Mushtaq Ali T20 tournament at Sultanpur (Haryana) on Saturday. Asked to chase […]
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Hyderabad: Coming under fire for picking a jumbo team of 25 players instead of the stipulated 20 for the T20 Syed Mushtaq Ali tournament, Hyderabad Cricket Association president Mohammed Azharuddin clarified that he felt that there should be more players in the team than support staff. “I want to promote cricketers. I don’t want extra […]
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Hyderabad: There is a strong case for G Hanuma Vihari to play in the fourth Test against England at the Oval where he has fond memories of making his international debut three years ago. With Indians crumbling against the Joe Root-led team in the third Test at Leeds, the five-Test series is now delectably poised […]
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Sravanthi, who played in 11 International matches has been running between two hospitals for the past ten days.
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'The best way to get into groove for the series would be to play in county cricket'
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Away in England playing for Warwickshire since a month, Vihari, who is from Kowkur of Secunderabad, has been sharing the requests he gets, and in several instances, has managed to help the needy
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Vihari was signed up by Warwickshire as cover for Pieter Malan after the South African faced difficulties in obtaining a visa due to travel restrictions.
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It is sad that he has been labelled as a Test player. Few know that Vihari, who has played in 12 Tests, is a delightful stroke player and also can contribute to the team with his off spin.
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The former Hyderabad middle-order batsman said that he has recovered from his hamstring injury which he suffered while taking a sharp single in the second innings of the Sydney Test.
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This young team with confidence, character and camaraderie augurs well for the future of Indian cricket
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Coach Sridhar says it needed a lot of self-belief and character to script a fairytale story in Australia.
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Beating Australia in consecutive series is a great feat. This series win is even more special than the last one because of the many challenges and the hardships that we went through during the five month say in Australia.
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For Vihari, it was one of the monumental innings. He survived 161 balls for just 23 runs and Ashwin, who had treatment on his ribs, making 39.
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Therefore, I’m eagerly waiting for the Australian Test series,’’ said Vihari, who has since flown to Dubai along with Cheteshwar Pujara, Ravi Shastri and other Indian coaching staff. They are on a six-day quarantine period.