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1st Test: Important To Take Care Of Position To Play Shots In This Part Of The World, Says Rachin Ravindra
ODI World Cup: Last year this time, the 2023 Men’s ODI World Cup was happening in India and Rachin Ravindra emerged as a breakout star due to his easy-going batting, which also included a hundred against Pakistan in Bengaluru, the city his family hails from.
Cut to now, and Rachin is again the toast of the cricketing world through 134 – his second Test hundred - and 39 not out earning him the Player of the Match award in New Zealand’s first Test win in India since 1988 through an eight-wicket victory at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium.
Rachin cited the importance of taking care of their positions to play shots while playing in India as the reason behind his success in Bengaluru. “I guess it's a combination of both (form and preparation). As long as I have clarity of what needs to be done and I know what my plan is, it's great.”
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India Not Playing Champions Trophy Wouldn't Be In 'cricket's Interset' Says ECB Chairman Thompson
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Anjum Chopra Backs Harmanpreet As India's Best Long-term Captain Choice
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After Women’s T20 WC, India To Play Three ODIs Against New Zealand In Ahmedabad
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Women’s T20 WC: ICC Marks World Mental Health Day By Organising Awareness Workshops
The ICC Mental Health Awareness: On the occasion of World Mental Health Day, the International Cricket Council (ICC) said it has delivered awareness workshops to teams participating in the ongoing Women’s T20 World Cup. ICC added it is on the lines of similar sessions held at last year’s Men's ODI World Cup in India.
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The Executive Committee: Former captain Sanath Jayasuriya has been appointed as the head coach of Sri Lanka men's cricket team following the team's impressive results against India, England and New Zealand.
Lucky To Play In My First Women's T20 WC At 19, Says Scotland’s Darcey Carter
T20 World Cup: It was in the year 2023 that Darcey Carter showed her potential as a skilled off-spin all-rounder for the Scotland women’s team. She kicked off the year by being selected for Scotland’s first-ever U19 Women’s T20 World Cup squad in South Africa, and later made her senior white-ball debuts in July.
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