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Hosts survive Curran scare; record seven-run victory in the series-deciding third match
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Indian bowlers restricted England to 188/8 in their allotted 20 overs to register a 36-run win in the fifth T20I here at the Narendra Modi Stadium on Saturday.
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However, he is not as effective as he used to be with the bat and former Pakistan captain Ramiz Raja feels the England team has done its homework against the hard-hitter. “Hardik Pandya’s bat is not working.
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Inclusion of Ishan Kishan allowed the hosts to express themselves more freely.
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Kohli's men put up a below par performance against a strong England in first T20
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Tamil Nadu defeated Baroda by seven wickets in the finals of Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy on Sunday to win the title. Baba Aparajith played an unbeaten knock of 29 runs to guide Tamil Nadu in the run-chase
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The star all-rounder posted a video on Twitter for his 'Dad' expressing the pang in his heart. The video happens to be the collage of all the loving memories of Hardik and his father, right from the all-rounder's childhood
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Virat Kohli, Hardik Pandya, and Ishant Sharma have made their way back into the squad
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“I would love to have Hardik Pandya in the Test side. I said it weeks ago, he is among my top-three favourite cricketers on the planet, I love him. Everyone said, ‘geez, that is a big call’, and I said ‘no, he’s awesome’,”
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“In T20 you have to take your chances. When Hardik (Pandya) started connecting, we thought we could pull this off but had a bit too much to do at the end.", said the Indian Skipper
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"There are shorter boundaries here and we had a good game last time. For the bowling line-up as well we wanted to be more professional and test ourselves," skipper Virat Kohli said.
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Wade took over the captaincy reins for the second T20 against India here on Sunday after Aaron Finch picked up an injury in the opening game in Canberra.
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New white-ball sensation Natarajan has had a superb initiation in international cricket.
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Chasing a massive 195-run target, Pandya scored a quickfire unbeaten 42 to help India to a six-wicket win
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India, who made four changes going into the game, got past Australia by 13 runs to pick up a win after losing the series
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Australia's total of 374 for six wickets in 50 overs, their highest against India in one-dayers, proved too daunting
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There is little to separate between these two teams
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Chasing 163, the defending champions overhauled the target with two balls to spare and claimed the top spot in the points table with five wins from seven matches
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The Rajasthan team may need to rejig their team after a slump
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MI’s leg-spinner lauded the duo of Pollard and Pandya and said they always believed in their abilities. We believe in batting abilities. Both of them are big hitters and are in good form.