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We have got terrific young blokes, talented young players. They are determined after what happened last time, yes we got the team to beat India now, said Australia team coach
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However, it was not in the case of a few young cricketers like Priyam Garg, Abdul Samad or Ishan Kishan who thought they would get quick runs through some big-hitting only, conveniently forgetting the singles and twos.
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Skipper Rohit likely to miss as MI face RCB in return match
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Kohli is probably the most complete player out of the three of them across formats. His ability to chase things down in the limited-overs format and to pace it as well as he does as often as he does and be not out at the end is extraordinary, says Root
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Hyderabad pace bowler Mohammed Siraj produced a magical performance picking up three wickets for eight runs in his four-over spell in RCB’s eight-wicket win over Kolkata Knight Riders.
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New Zealand pacer Fergurson has the made the difference for the Kolkata team
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“AB de Villiers is someone who had hit 73 from 33 balls in the previous game at this same ground. If you had given him more balls, there are chances he might have scored more runs."
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India captain declared that he would seek to follow the path laid down by Mary Kom, a champion boxer and a mother of four
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When I bat, it's my zone and time to be absolutely close to myself and perform, said Kohli
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He just came in and struck the third ball, and said he felt good, says RCB skipper
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Kohli-led Royal Challengers is coming from a big win over CSK
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In the first three games, Kohli scored 14, 1, 3 respectively but he made a comeback in the last three matches and scored 72*, 43 and most latest 90 not out against Chennai.
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It was captain Kohli's unbeaten 90 off 52 balls that powered RCB to a competitive 169 for 4 on a slowish track after opting to bat
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Speaking to ANI, Gill threw light on his form in the current edition of the league, the wickets on offer in UAE, rockstar Andre Russell warming up for a blast at the business end of the tournament
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RCB skipper says they need to grab the opportunity
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“In the last match, Chennai won chasing and we thought the dew will play a major role in the second innings. But there was no dew at all."
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Stoinis, Rabada take Delhi to pole position
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This happened after DC opener Prithvi Shaw launched into a booming drive against pacer Navdeep Saini in the third ball of the third over after Kohli elected to field
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Both teams are buoyed by their captains’ form
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Speaking after their comfortable victory over Royals, Katich said, “He played magnificently. He had a fantastic season for Karnataka and once we identified that, we thought there was a role for him at the top of the order."