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Entering a crucial phase in the tournament, Australia, the five-time champions are currently placed at fourth position, one spot behind New Zealand after five games each
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New Zealand cricket team met with the Tibetan spiritual leader Dalai Lama at his residence on Tuesday in McLeod Ganj
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Kohli Relaxes by Pool in Dharamshala After Historic Win
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Shami, who now holds the distinction of being the first Indian bowler to achieve two five-wicket hauls in Men’s ODI World Cups, expressed his belief that one should not harbor any sense of guilt for not being a part of the playing eleven when the team is performing admirably.
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Virat Kohli struck 95 off 105 balls and shared 78 runs with Ravindra Jadeja (39 not out) for the sixth wicket to chase down the 274-run target in 48 overs
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He broke the record held by South African batsman Hashim Amla, who took 40 innings to make 2000 runs in ODIs.
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Cold conditions prevailed at the Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Stadium as dense fog enveloped the Stadium on Sunday evening, resulting in stoppage of play.
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Shami leaked 54 runs in his quota of 10 overs without bowling a single wide and no ball.
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Both teams remain undefeated in the competition, with New Zealand's last ODI World Cup loss to India dating back to 2003.
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In anticipation of the eagerly awaited clash, Kohli discussed the elements driving New Zealand's World Cup dominance.
In anticipation of the eagerly awaited clash, Kohli discussed the elements driving New Zealand's World Cup dominance.
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Flying into the quaint hilly terrain without their balancing figure Hardik Pandya, a frighteningly dominant India's World Cup campaign will start all over again with blockbuster clash against an ambitious New Zealand
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Suryakumar was hit by a full toss from the team's throwdown specialist Raghu, leaving him in considerable pain.
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Kiwi skipper Tom Latham praised the Men in Blue and said that they are a fantastic side, especially at this World Cup.
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The last time these two teams faced off in an ODI World Cup, it turned into an intense semi-final showdown, extending into a reserve day at Manchester in 2019.
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Mitchell Santner feels assessing the conditions in Dharamsala and countering an in-form Rohit Sharma will be vital
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Afghanistan dropped four catches in the first innings, and these dropped chances went on to cost them dearly before the night ended
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As a result of this conquest, the Black Caps remain unbeaten in the event so far, taking the top spot again with its fourth straight victory
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Afghanistan's upset win over defending champions England has given the side a new stature and New Zealand would underestimate Hashmatullah Shahidi's side at their own peril
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Regular skipper Williamson returned to action on Friday after nearly five months, having nursed an ACL injury, before suffering a thumb fracture against Bangladesh that ruled him out again for a few matches
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Afghanistan will take on New Zealand in their World Cup match at Chennai. After losing two games to India and Bangladesh, Afghanistan defeated England in their previous match