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Cummins-led Australia Right Up There As One Of The Best Teams: Hussey
Sir Garfield Sobers Trophy: Former Australia batter Mike Hussey believes the Pat Cummins-led Test team is right up there as amongst the best sporting teams in the country. Beating India 3-1 to regain the Border-Gavaskar Trophy after a decade has meant Australia are in possession of every bilateral series win, including the 2023 World Test Championship mace.
“I think they have got to be right up there, because they’ve won pretty much everything. They’ve won the Ashes. They’ve won World Cups. I know Test cricket is different to white-ball cricket, but in Pat Cummins’ reign, this is the one they didn’t have, beating India.
“They’ve been able to keep this core group together for a long, long, long period of time. We’ve highlighted the bowling group and the amount of wickets they’ve got together. It’s been incredible.
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A Carrom Ball That Bowled Everyone: PM Writes To Ashwin On His Retirement
Prime Minister Narendra Modi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi has expressed his heartiest congratulations to off-spin maestro Ravichandran Ashwin on his illustrious career who retired from international cricket. The PM said the latter's "jersey no. 99 will be sorely missed" in the cricket field.
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World Test Championship: Former India head coach Ravi Shastri said a 'hard to contain' Travis Head is currently playing the best cricket of his career, adding that the left-handed batter’s success in short ball has been a standout factor.
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The Baroda Cricket Association: India all-rounder Hardik Pandya will return to Baroda's squad for the Vijay Hazare Trophy knockout matches after not being named in the team for the first few rounds of the tournament that commenced on Saturday across different venues
Little Bit Of Time To Work On My Craft Has Been Really Nice, Says Darcie Brown
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Ashwin’s Brain Was In Overdrive Throughout, Could Never Keep Him Quiet, Recalls Mukund
ODI World Cup: Former India batter Abhinav Mukund paid a rich tribute to the recently-retired Ravichandran Ashwin, saying the off-spinner was always a thinking cricketer who brain was on an overdrive and that he could never be kept quiet.
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ICC Planning An Event That Will Benefit Both India-Pak: Rashid Latif
International Cricket Council: Former Pakistan wicketkeeper-batter Rashid Latif gave his take on India-Pakistan matches at ICC events that will now be played at neutral venues and said such a settlement should have been made after the 2017 Champions Trophy. He also mentioned that the ICC is working on a formula that will benefit both nations.
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