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Mohammad Nabi Not Thinking About Retirement, Hopes To Play 2026 T20 World Cup
ICC T20 World Cup: Veteran Afghanistan all-rounder Mohammad Nabi is not thinking about hanging up his international boots soon and hopes to continue playing for the country till the 2026 T20 World Cup, scheduled to be hosted jointly by India and Sri Lanka.
Nabi, who is leading Dambulla Sixers in the ongoing Lanka Premier League (LPL), wants to prolong his international career in the T20Is. The 39-year-old has planned to take a call on his ODI future after the Champions Trophy, adding that he wants to bid adieu the international cricket following the next T20 World Cup.
"For how long do I want to continue my cricket? Still, my body is working and I am running fast. I am fielding in the boundary taking catches well and doing bowling well. Still, I am doing well and I am trying to keep myself (fit) for as long as possible," Cricbuzz quoted Nabi as saying on Friday.
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Gautam Gambhir Is Always A Team Coach, And Wants His Side To Win, Says Avesh Khan
Lucknow Super Giants: India fast-bowler Avesh Khan said newly-appointed head coach Gautam Gambhir has always been a team coach who is driven to see his side win at all costs. Earlier this week, Gambhir was appointed India’s next head coach, and his tenure begins from the white-ball tour of Sri Lanka starting from July 26.
Everyone Showing Emotions Showed How Much T20 WC Win Meant To Them, Says VVS Laxman
T20 World Cup: VVS Laxman, India’s coach on the ongoing T20I tour of Zimbabwe, said the passionate and emotional celebrations by the entire side after winning 2024 Men’s T20 World Cup showed how much the triumph mattered to them.
CLOSE-IN: Test Cricket Is A Dying Art That Needs Resurrection (IANS Column)
T20 World Cup: The popularity of the T20 format of cricket has taken the sheen out of both the Test and the One Day versions. India, winning the T20 World Cup 2024 has further escalated it, as Indian fans are the base on which the commercial success of cricket depends. The gigantic viewership and following is what decides the future of a sport. In cricket, the T20 has captured the hearts.
Cricketer Yuzvendra Chahal Meets Haryana CM
World Youth Chess Championship: Haryana Chief Minister, Nayab Singh Saini met Yuzvendra Chahal, a member of the T-20 Cricket World Cup winning team in Gurugram on Thursday.
Dube, Jaiswal, Samson Back; Khaleel Comes In For Rested Mukesh As India Opt To Bat First Vs Zimbabwe
Shivam Dube, Yashasvi Jaiswal and Sanju Samson have slotted back into India’s playing eleven, while Khaleel Ahmed comes in for a rested Mukesh Kumar as captain Shubman Gill won the toss and elected to bat first in the third T20I against Zimbabwe at the Harare Sports Club on Wednesday.
BCCI, Jay Shah Lead Birthday Wishes As Legendary Opener Sunil Gavaskar Turns 75
Indian National Cricket Team: Legendary India opener Sunil Gavaskar is celebrating his 75th birthday on Wednesday. Gavaskar, who became the first batter in the world to score 10,000 runs in Test cricket, received birthday wishes from the cricketing fraternity on social media.
Dravid Refuses Extra Rs 2.5 Cr Bonus, Opts For Eqaul Reward For Support Staff: Report
BCCI Secretary Jay Shah: Rahul Dravid, the departing head coach of Team India, has declined an additional bonus offered by the BCCI, which would have equated his reward to that received by members of India's T20 World Cup-winning playing squad.
I Didn’t Touch The Line, We Can’t Keep Everyone Happy: Suryakumar Yadav Addresses Controversy Surrounding T20 World Cup Catch
Goddess Sri Mariyamma Devi: T20 World Cup-winning Indian star, Suryakumar Yadav has finally opened up on the controversy surrounding the sensational catch of David Miller that hampered South Africa's progress and helped India win the final by seven runs and win the title in Bridgetown, Barbados. Commenting on the debate on the catch that changed the course of the match, Yadav asserted that he did not touch the boundary line, adding that, “We can’t keep everyone happy”.
‘Elated’ Gautam Gambhir Thanks Jay Shah Following His Appointment As Head Coach
T20 World Cup: Gautam Gambhir’s name has been a constant in all conversations surrounding the next coach of the Indian men’s national cricket team. The Honorary secretary of the BCCI, Jay Shah finally put the speculations to rest as he announced the appointment of the World Cup winner as the new man to lead the side forward.
BCCI Appoints Gautam Gambhir As Head Coach Of Senior Men's Team
BCCI Honorary Secretary Jay Shah: The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has appointed former India star and World Cup winner Gautam Gambhir as the new Head Coach of the Indian senior men's team.
Telangana CM Announces House Site, Govt Job For India Pacer Siraj
Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy on Tuesday announced a residential plot and a government job for India fast bowler Mohammed Siraj, a member of the victorious T-20 World Cup team.
India Pacer Siraj Felicitated By Telangana CM
Congress Working President Mohammed Azharuddin: India fast bowler Mohammed Siraj, a member of the victorious T-20 World Cup team, met Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy on Tuesday.
Stubbs To Bat At No.3 For South Africa In West Indies Test Series, Says Coach Conrad
West Indies Test: South Africa batter Tristan Stubbs is all set to bat at No.3 in the upcoming Test series against the West Indies, confirmed head coach Shukri Conrad. Stubbs has been a regular in white-ball cricket for South Africa but will now get a chance to cement himself in the Test side through the series against West Indies to be played at Trinidad and Guyana from August 7-19.
Restrict Test Cricket To Six Or Seven Teams; Spread The Game Through T20s, Says Ravi Shastri
MCC World Cricket Connects: Former India cricketer and head coach Ravi Shastri said Test cricket should be restricted to games between six or seven nations, while the responsibility of spreading the game worldwide should happen through the T20 format. Of late, despite making for riveting drama, Test cricket's appeal has been declining, mainly due to the rise of T20 leagues around the world, something which instantly catches the attention of younger audiences.
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