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India defeated South Africa by 30 runs in the fifth T20I at Ahmedabad to clinch the series 3-1. Hardik Pandya’s whirlwind fifty, Tilak Varma’s fluent 73 and Varun Chakravarthy’s four wickets powered the hosts to victory
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India spinner Varun Chakravarthy says consistency comes from confidence, mindset and sticking to basics, as he underlines the importance of self-imposed pressure, bowling the right lengths and understanding opponents in his preparation for the upcoming World Cup.
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India batter Tilak Varma climbed to fourth in the ICC Men’s T20I rankings after strong performances against South Africa, while Varun Chakravarthy retained his No.1 spot among bowlers. Several Indian and South African players also made notable gains.
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Varun Chakravarthy has topped the ICC Men’s T-20I Bowling Rankings after stellar performances in the Asia Cup. He joins Bumrah and Bishnoi as the third Indian player to achieve this
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Kolkata Knight Riders star spinner Varun Chakravarthy says that if you are able to contribute to the team, that’s enough in a franchise and said that Andre Russell was one of the main contributors in the team’s win against Rajasthan Royals
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On the overall KKR squad building up for the title defence, Varun said that the team looked good and it’s about cracking the code and having the best playing eleven performing consistently
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Flamboyant opener Phil Salt, the unsung hero of KKR campaigns over the years Nitish Rana and pace spearhead Mitchell Starc, whose sensational spell in the last year’s final left the explosive Sunrisers Hyderabad in shambles, will be missed for sure.
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“Varun has made India a more balanced side, especially on the slow and turning pitches. It’s very hard to pick the ball from Varun’s hand and that has given India a real edge, that’s why they started dominating more,” says Dhawan.
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There is a fair chance that Chakravarthy might just replace one of the four specialist spinners in the Champions Trophy squad
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India should have chased down the target but the batters could only manage 145/9 in 20 overs. India still lead the series 2-1 with the fourth game scheduled in Pune on January 31
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India vice-captain Axar Patel (2/32) was the beneficiary of England batters' adventurous intentions
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Abhishek made England pay for a dropped catch as he hit five fours and eight sixes during his hurricane 34-ball innings
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The biggest surprise of the evening came at the toss when the Gautam Gambhir-led think tank opted to leave out a seemingly fit-again Mohammed Shami, opting for a spin-heavy attack
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Securing their place in the playoffs, Kolkata Knight Riders clinched a historic victory, tallying 18 points from nine wins out of 12 matches. This marked their second triumph over MI this season, following their earlier win at the Wankhede Stadium.
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Mumbai: A clinically all-round Kolkata Knight Riders beat defending champions Chennai Super Kings by six wickets as Mahendra Singh Dhoni’s first tournament fifty in three years went in vain in the IPL lung opener here on Saturday. Unburdened by captaincy, Dhoni, who relinquished the leadership role just three days ago, smashed an unbeaten 50 off […]
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With Prithvi Shaw and Suryakumar Yadav set to leave for England, the team management might not risk playing both the players.
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Varun Chakravarthy, Sandeep Warrier quarantined; Kolkata vs RCB's Monday match postponed
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The match will be rescheduled some time later during the tournament, which will conclude on May 30.
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Varun Chakravarthy was selected because he recovered from his shoulder injury that ruled him out of the Australia series.
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Morgan owned the stage with a power-packed 68 not out off 35 balls with a half a dozen of sixes apart from five boundaries in Kolkata Knigt Riders' 191 for 7