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Venkatapathy Raju also said one of the best bowling spells was against the partnership of David Boon and Tom Moody
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Titled "Bat Talks for India", the AR filter will enable fans to re-create Kohli's iconic celebration after recording a century against Australia nearly two years ago by superimposing this effect on their photos and videos, and sharing it on Facebook and Instagram.
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Rohit, who is nursing a hamstring injury, is out of white ball series and is still doubtful starter for Test matches while skipper Kohli will be on paternity leave after the first Day/Night Test in Adelaide
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CA turned out to be one of the worst affected cricket boards due to the coronavirus pandemic that forced it to lay off a number of employees and cut down salaries of staffers
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For ODI Player of the Decade, Kohli, Lasith Malinga (Sri Lanka), Mitchell Starc (Australia), de Villiers, Rohit Sharma (India), MS Dhoni (India), and Sangakkara have been nominated
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Kohli will return home after the first Test in Adelaide from December 17 to 21, to welcome his first child
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Former Australian leg spinner Bill O’Reilly described Jaisimha’s class subtly and had a dig at the Indian selectors for ignoring the Hyderabad stylish batsman initially for the tour
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The Indian cricket team is currently in Australia for a full series that includes three ODIs and as many T20 Internationals followed by a four-Test rubber.
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However, Delhi Capitals’ assistant coach Mohammed Kaif has been an advocate of Ashwin’s inclusion in the Indian team for the T20s.
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All the top batsmen and bowlers, who are in all the three squads, were seen taking part in the practice session
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Speaking on who is the best cricketer between the two, South African cricketer Faf du Plessis, who is in Pakistan participating in the Pakistan Super League, said, I do see similarity between Kohli and Babar.
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‘He always pushes the boundaries, but that's what great players do’
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He is probably the best player I've ever seen in my life for so many reasons, says Australia coach
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The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) had on Monday allowed Kohli paternity leave, giving him permission to return home after the first Test to be with wife Anushka Sharma who is due for delivery
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BCCI has granted Kohli a paternity leave and he will return to India after the opening Test, scheduled from December 17 in Adelaide
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It will be the first ever Pink Ball Test the two sides play against each other
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Kohli, who will miss the rest of the three Tests, will return home as his wife Anushka Sharma is expecting the birth of their first child in early January.
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Having reached the playoffs on the back of four consecutive losses, thanks Delhi Capitals, who helped them with net run rate, RCB, failed to escape their fortunes.
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"It is very important for the captain to have a good team. So, I believe the management should not try and think of changing their captain and rather think of how they can improve this team," Sehwag said.
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Speaking to ANI, sources in the know of developments in the Indian team said that with the squad reaching on November 12, they will undergo corona test and the moment the report comes negative, they can start training.