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The ICC Men's Cricket World Cup 2027 has received over 120 million ticket applications from fans in 193 countries. The India-Pakistan clash in Johannesburg has attracted more than 8.3 million requests, reflecting strong global interest in the tournament
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India captain Shreyas Iyer described the New Zealand T20I series as a great learning experience despite the 3-2 victory, while identifying bowling and fielding as areas needing improvement. Mitchell Santner rued missed opportunities in the opening three matches
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Ishan Kishan and Shreyas Iyer scored half-centuries to help India post 191/8 in the fifth and final T20I against New Zealand at Hamilton. Adam Milne claimed four wickets as the hosts restricted India from reaching the 200-run mark on Sunday.
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Glenn Phillips has credited his IPL experience with Gujarat Titans for helping him perform against India in the ongoing T20I series. The New Zealand batter leads the run charts with 276 runs, including a century and two half-centuries
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India spin-bowling coach Sairaj Bahutule said Varun Chakaravarthy and Kuldeep Yadav could get opportunities in the fifth T20I against New Zealand in Hamilton. He said the team management would decide its combination after assessing the pitch and conditions
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Varun Chakravarthy said India would aim to win their remaining two T20Is against New Zealand after taking an unassailable 3-0 lead. The spinner also praised India's batters, discussed his fitness and highlighted the need to keep improving amid competition.
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India will look to extend their lead to 4-0 against an injury-hit New Zealand in the fourth T20I in Auckland. Kuldeep Yadav and Varun Chakaravarthy could feature as India consider testing their bench strength after clinching the series
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Prasidh Krishna will miss India's five-match ODI series against New Zealand as he continues to recover from a hamstring injury. A BCCI source said he will undergo fitness tests in Bengaluru, while Jammu and Kashmir pacer Auqib Nabi has impressed
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Abhishek Sharma praised Sanju Samson for giving up his opening slot for teenager Vaibhav Sooryavanshi during India's third T20I against New Zealand. Abhishek smashed 113 off 38 balls, while Sooryavanshi contributed 45 off 19 deliveries
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India will look to seal the T20I series against New Zealand in Wellington after winning the first two matches. The hosts, trailing 2-0, face a must-win clash without fast bowlers Matt Henry and Lockie Ferguson
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Nitish Kumar Reddy credited belief in one big over for helping India recover from 70/5 and beat New Zealand by four wickets in the T20I. His stand with Tilak Varma produced 69 runs off 30 balls, taking India 2-0 ahead
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India T20I vice-captain Tilak Varma set a record with 26 catches in 2026, surpassing Indonesia’s Danilson Hawoe. He reached the milestone against New Zealand in Christchurch, taking catches off Tim Seifert and Daryl Mitchell during Saturday’s second T20I match
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Shreyas Iyer praised Abhishek Sharma and Sanju Samson for providing a flying start before Naman Dhir sealed India’s record T20I chase of 226 against New Zealand. India won by four wickets to take a 1-0 lead in the series
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Sanju Samson said India's aggressive opening approach helped the team chase 226 against New Zealand in the first T20I. His 67 off 33 balls and Abhishek Sharma's quickfire 29 powered India to a record successful T20I chase
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Cheteshwar Pujara has backed Bhuvneshwar Kumar as India's first-choice new-ball bowler in New Zealand, citing conditions ideal for swing. Abhishek Nayar praised the pacer's IPL performances, while both highlighted the importance of overseas success for confidence and captaincy
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Shreyas Iyer received India’s Impact Player of the Series medal after the T20I series against the West Indies ended in a 2-2 draw. Iyer scored 181 runs, including his maiden T20I century, across five innings in the series
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Ishan Kishan has played down his T20I ranking ahead of India’s series decider against the West Indies, saying he wants to enjoy pressure situations. He urged the team to focus on preparation, intent and execution rather than individual performances or results
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Persistent rain delayed the toss in the fifth T20I between India and the West Indies in Bengaluru on Saturday. With the series tied 2-2, both teams awaited improved weather at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium for the decider
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India bowling coach Morne Morkel highlighted mental fatigue caused by a packed cricket schedule, praising bowlers for delivering despite demanding travel and match commitments. He urged critics to allow players occasional off-days and stressed the importance of recovery
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India will look to correct their batting flaws against West Indies in Saturday’s fifth T20I in Bengaluru, with the series tied at 2-2. Bhuvneshwar Kumar has been added to the squad after Arshdeep Singh sustained a shoulder injury in Hyderabad