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In a much-anticipated return to first-class cricket after a decade, Indian cricket captain Rohit Sharma‘s stint with Mumbai in the Ranji Trophy was unfortunately cut short. Rohit, who has been struggling with form in Test cricket over the last few months, was dismissed for just 2 runs off 19 balls against Jammu and Kashmir at the Wankhede Stadium on January 23, 2025.Aiming for form: Rohit Sharma’s comeback with MumbaiRohit had joined Mumbai’s training camp with the aim of rediscovering his form, especially after his recent challenges in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy 2024-25 where he managed only 31 runs in five innings.…

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Jimmy Neesham delivered an incredible moment of brilliance on the field in the SA20 2025, executing a stunning one-handed catch to send Liam Dawson back to the pavilion.Jimmy Neesham’s spectacular one-handed catch in the SA20 2025Facing a short-of-a-length delivery from Eathan Bosch in the last over, Dawson attempted a powerful shot, but the ball came off the outside part of his bat, flying wide of extra cover. Neesham, stationed in the infield, moved swiftly to his right. Anticipating the trajectory perfectly, he dove full stretch, extending his right arm. In an extraordinary display of athleticism and hand-eye coordination, he plucked…

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The ICC Champions Trophy 2025, a prestigious international cricket tournament, is set to take place from February 19 to March 9, 2025, in a hybrid format co-hosted by Pakistan and the United Arab Emirates. However, the event has sparked significant controversy due to the ongoing political situation in Afghanistan, particularly the Taliban’s oppressive stance on women’s rights. The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has been urged by British lawmakers to reconsider their participation in a match against Afghanistan scheduled for February 26, 2025. This request follows the Taliban’s stringent restrictions on women’s participation in sports and public life.The Taliban’s…

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T20 cricket has transformed the sport into a fast-paced spectacle where players’ performances have redefined the boundaries of batting and bowling.T20 cricket: Revolutionizing the game through exceptional performancesThis format has witnessed batters playing audacious shots, accelerating scoring rates, and showcasing unmatched innovation. On the bowling front, players have developed clever variations, from pinpoint yorkers to deceptive slower balls, making the format a thrilling contest of strategy and execution. Players like AB de Villiers, Chris Gayle, Rashid Khan and Jasprit Bumrah have not only entertained fans but also taken the game to an entirely new level with their consistency and ability to…

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As the excitement builds for the Ranji Trophy 2024-25, the sixth round of India’s premier domestic red-ball tournament is set to commence on January 23. This round marks the return of several star players, including Indian captain Rohit Sharma, wicketkeeper-batter Rishabh Pan, and all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja, who will be looking to regain form after a challenging season in Test cricket.Match schedule and key playersThe sixth round will feature several high-stakes matches across various venues. Notable fixtures include:Elite Group ATripura vs Services – MBB Stadium, AgartalaMaharashtra vs Baroda – Golf Club Ground, NashikMumbai vs Jammu & Kashmir – Sharad Pawar Cricket Academy BKC, MumbaiMeghalaya…

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Right-arm fast bowler Mohammed Shami has been excluded from India’s playing XI for the first T20I against England at Eden Gardens, Kolkata. Despite expectations that he would make his return to international cricket after recovering from injury, Shami’s absence has raised eyebrows among fans.Reasons for Mohammed Shami’s exclusionThe decision to leave Shami out of the squad comes as India opts to heavily back their spin department for this match. Captain Suryakumar Yadav revealed that the team management decided to include only one specialist pacer, Arshdeep Singh, while relying on pace-bowling all-rounders Hardik Pandya and Nitish Kumar Reddy.“The wicket looks sticky, there will be dew later…

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Jasprit Bumrah‘s meteoric rise has redefined Indian cricket’s bowling legacy. Known for his unorthodox action, deadly yorkers, and unmatched consistency, Bumrah is not just India’s most dangerous bowler but is also regarded as one of the greatest in world cricket. His ability to perform in all conditions and formats has made him an invaluable asset to the Indian team. From turning games on their head to delivering under pressure, Bumrah’s contributions have been pivotal in India’s success on the global stage.Sourav Ganguly names the second-best bowler after Jasprit BumrahWhile it’s undeniable that Bumrah is currently the best, former India captain…

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The highly anticipated ICC Champions Trophy 2025 is set to kick off on February 19, bringing together the top eight cricketing nations to compete for the prestigious title.This edition of the tournament, being hosted primarily by Pakistan, will see India playing all its matches in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) under a hybrid model due to political tensions. As the defending champions from the 2013 edition, India is entering this tournament with a strong squad, led by captain Rohit Sharma and vice-captain Shubman Gill. With a blend of experience and youth, the Men in Blue are determined to reclaim the…

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The debate over who is the best white-ball player in the world is one that continues to stir passionate discussions among cricket fans and experts alike. While many names come to mind, it is a title that remains elusive to any one individual. However, New Zealand’s Kane Williamson has now weighed in on the debate, sharing his personal choice of the best white-ball player in the current era.Kane Williamson picks his choiceWilliamson, known for his composed and classy approach to the game, has no hesitation in naming his Durban’s Super Giants teammate, Heinrich Klaasen, as the best white-ball player in…

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Stanley Carvalho | 12:48pm GMT 22 January 2025 When a dear family member was afflicted by the dreaded cancer in 2017, Jairaj Galagali was obviously distraught; juggling a job, home and hospital runs was distressing. The California-based, Indian techie needed to do something to de-stress. The cricket bug that had bitten him years ago came to his rescue and an inspiring idea was born. “The mind needed a respite, to escape into another world, to my 12-year-old self when life revolved around cricket and movies,” begins Galagali in his deep baritone. “I decided to unearth vintage footage of priceless moments…

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