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India dominated Pakistan with disciplined spin bowling and a swift chase in a tense Asia Cup match. Spinners starred as Pakistan were restricted to 127, and Indian batters finished the job effortlessly
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India cruised to a seven-wicket win over Pakistan in the Asia Cup, as Kuldeep Yadav and Axar Patel spun a web before Suryakumar Yadav anchored the chase with an unbeaten 47
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Bowling coach Morne Morkel said India is working to include Kuldeep Yadav in the playing XI but maintaining batting depth is crucial against England. He discussed selection dilemmas, bowling workloads, and captain Shubman Gill’s strategy after the third day of the fourth Test.
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Akash Deep took ten wickets as India sealed their first-ever Test win at Edgbaston, defeating England by 336 runs and levelling the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy series 1-1 with a commanding performance
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"You might take wickets, but maintaining an economy rate of just 6 or 7 runs per over isn’t always realistic. The format is highly competitive, with top-tier players," Kuldeep said in a chat with JioStar. "As a bowler, the goal should be to dominate. Players like Jasprit Bumrah and Sunil Narine have consistently achieved that. During my time with KKR, I learned a great deal from Sunil Narine—he was ahead of his time," he added.
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Kuldeep, who sustained a groin injury during the first Test against New Zealand in Bengaluru last year, shared a 45-second video of himself bowling in the nets on Instagram
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Off-spin all-rounder Washington Sundar justified his selection in the playing eleven at the expense of Kuldeep Yadav through picking career-best figures of 7-59 in his 23.1 overs as New Zealand were bowled for 259
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Picked in the playing eleven ahead of Kuldeep Yadav, Washington repaid the faith shown in him by the team management with career-best figures in his fifth Test.
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Ravindra impressed with 13 fours and four sixes in his 157-ball innings, marking his second international century in Bengaluru, the city of his family’s roots. He also contributed to a vital 137-run partnership for the eighth wicket with Tim Southee, who scored 65 off 73 balls. This partnership is now tied for the highest eighth-wicket partnership for New Zealand in Tests against India.
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Captain Rohit Sharma says there was some swelling and the team did not want to take any risks
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India lost the wickets of skipper Rohit Sharma (2), Virat Kohli (0) and Sarfaraz Khan (0) early in the morning
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Gill was unavailable for selection of the first Test due to a neck stiffness, says the Indian team management after the toss
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While Nishant Sandhu comes in as a replacement for Axar in India D squad, Tushar Deshpande ruled out of game due to a niggle and his place will be taken by India A's Vidwath Kaverappa
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Sources say that the wicketkeeper-batter, Axar Patel and Kuldeep Yadav will remain with the franchise
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Skipper praises Team India's calmness under pressure as they beat England to enter the T20 World semifinal
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Leading the charge once again was their inspirational skipper Rohit Sharma, who laid the foundation with an aggressive 57 off 39 balls
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A brilliant all-round performance by Hardik Pandya and a three-wicket haul from Kuldeep Yadav highlighted Team India's 50-run victory over Bangladesh, moving them closer to a semifinal spot.
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Hardik Pandya produces an all-round show while Kuldeep Yadav foxed Bangladesh batters with his guile
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This strategic adjustment comes as India moves from New York's pace-friendly pitches to the spin-friendly conditions of the Caribbean.
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Bashir, who was batting on 13 off 28 balls, faced the penultimate ball of the 46th over when Jadeja rattled his off-stump.