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India demonstrated their cricketing dominance with a commanding victory, solidifying their position as the top-ranked team in both ODIs and T20Is. "Right from the start, the team aimed for excellence, overcoming tough challenges with a fearless yet disciplined approach to the game," the BCCI stated in a media release.
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She took to her social media to upload the video after team India’s title win. The handheld phone camera also showed fireworks going in the background as she expressed the joy of winning with the cricketer.
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Will Rohit Sharma announce his retirement from the ODI format? "I am not going to retire from this format," he said, effectively putting to rest any speculation of Rohit quitting the ODI format
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Former Pakistan fast bowler questioned the absence of any official from Pakistan at the presentation ceremony of the ICC Champions Trophy which India won defeating New Zealand
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Matt Henry is the leading wicket-taker of the ongoing tournament with 10 scalps, including taking 5-42 against India in the Group A game in Dubai
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The much-anticipated clash has sparked fervent prayers and passionate predictions from supporters eager to see India lift the prestigious trophy. Speaking to IANS, fans expressed their enthusiasm and confidence in Team India's victory.
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While the Indian team goes into the finals undefeated in the tournament, the Kiwis, who were also put in the same pool as India, lost the solitary league-stage match against the men in blue.
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At just eight years old, the New Zealand batter watched as the Blackcaps defeated Zimbabwe, Pakistan, and India to secure their first major ICC tournament victory in this very event 25 years ago. The brilliance of that triumph ignited a passion in him to reach the highest level.
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No one was badly hurt when the 11-foot bottlenose dolphin jumped aboard the open-top boat
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The conflict over Aotearoa, a word increasingly prominent in New Zealand life, arose last month when one lawmaker objected to another’s use of the term. The word means ‘land of the long white cloud’ in te reo Maori, one of the country’s three official languages
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Kohli, set to play his 300th ODI at the Dubai International Stadium on Sunday afternoon, holds the record as the only batter in ODI history to score 51 centuries. He also joins Sachin Tendulkar and Kumar Sangakkara as the third player to surpass 14,000 runs in the format.
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Both teams were already eliminated from semifinals contention after losing to India and New Zealand, and the rainout was a disappointing last tournament appearance for both, especially Pakistan, the host and defending champion.
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Besides India, New Zealand, who have registered two victories in as many matches, also advanced to the last four stage from Group A
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The 36-year-old Southee, who has 776 international wickets for New Zealand across three formats, was an integral part of his country's team until his retirement in 2024
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Five days before the teams meet again to open the Champions Trophy, host Pakistan was dismissed for 242 and New Zealand cruised to 243-5 in the 46th over
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The New Zealand batter was struck by the ball, while attempting a catch in the 38th over of the match during ODI tri-series. A laceration to the forehead was treated at the ground
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Udeh (19) and skipper Lucky Piety (18) were the only ones to hit double figures in the game for Nigeria, while Anika Todd top-scored for New Zealand with a 19-run effort
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Vehicle drove into the officers at speed as they performed routine patrol of a parking lot
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The victory for New Zealand saw them rise to fourth place in the latest ICC World Test Championship standings
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The Surrey pacer dismissed Nathan Smith, Matt Henry and Tim Southee with consecutive deliveries in his ninth over