'Dhoni should be captain till 2019 WC'
Impressed by the changed leadership style, Sunil Gavaskar said that Mahendra Singh Dhoni should continue as India's captain till the 2019 World Cup.
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Dada lauds MSD for breaking his record
Sourav Ganguly lauded MS Dhoni for surpassing his record and hoped that the wicketkeeper would be able to carry his showing in coming foreign engagements.
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'Death of Australian Test cricket': Media
Australian paper has blasted Clarke's men after their humiliating defeat against India in Hyderabad, branding the rout as death of Australian Test cricket.
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'Death of Australian Test cricket': Media
Australian media has blasted Clarke's men after their humiliating defeat against India in Hyderabad, branding the rout as death of Australian Test cricket.
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We have let each other down, says Clarke
A livid Australian skipper Michael Clarke on Tuesday lashed out at his team-mates for the manner in which they had lost the first two Tests against India.
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You question yourself when losing: Dhoni
On a high after two consecutive wins, Dhoni admitted that he had started questioning himself and was under a lot of pressure when team was on a losing spree.
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Djokovic teams with Pete Sampras in LA
Novak Djokovic credits Pete Sampras for getting him interested in the sport as a child when he watched the American great win one of his seven Wimbledon titles.
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MSD India's most successful Test captain
Dhoni has become the most successful Indian Test captain, surpassing Ganguly after India won the 2nd Test against Australia by an innings and 135 runs.
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Winning most games is team effort: MSD
India skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni feels winning most matches as an Indian Test captain is a collective effort and said the credit should go to all teammates.
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This performance is unacceptable: Clarke
Livid after a second successive defeat, Aussie captain Michael Clarke said the performance is unacceptable and chided his batsmen for not taking responsibility.
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India crush Oz by an innings & 135 runs
India took an unassailable 2-0 lead in the four-Test series against Australia by winning the second Test by an innings and 135 runs on Day 4 in Hyderabad.
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India crush Oz by an innings & 135 runs
India took a 2-0 lead in the four-Test series against Australia by winning the second Test by an innings and 135 runs on the fourth day in Hyderabad on Tuesday.
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Spinners put India on top against Aussies
Trailing by over 100 runs, Australia were reeling with nine wickets down on Day 4 of the second Test at Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium in Hyderabad.
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Pujara should avoid hook shot: Father
Whenever Arvind Pujara watches his son Cheteshwar bat, the doting father in him turns into a coach who is more keen on dissecting his favourite student's game.
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Jadeja triple strike stuns Aus on Day 4
Ravindra Jadeja ran out Moises Henriques with a direct hit after dismissing Michael Clarke and Ed Cowan in his successive overs to reduce Aus to 111/6.
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Jadeja double strike stuns Australia
Ravindra Jadeja ran out Moises Henriques with a direct hit after dismissing Michael Clarke and Ed Cowan in his successive overs to reduce Australia to 111/6.
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Ishant dismisses Watson early on Day 4
Ishant Sharma struck in the third over of Day 4 as he had Shane Watson caught behind by MS Dhoni in the second Test at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium.
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Aussies resume second innings on Day 4
Ed Cowan and Shane Watson resumed Australia's second innings against India on Day 4 of the 2nd Test at Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium in Hyderabad.
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McIlroy regrets decision to withdraw
Rory McIlroy has admitted he was wrong to withdraw from the Honda Classic last week, saying he now regretted his decision to stop playing.
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McIlroy regrets decision to withdraw
Rory McIlroy has admitted he was wrong to withdraw from the Honda Classic last week, saying he now regretted his decision to stop playing.
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Tevez keeps City's faint title hopes alive
Carlos Tevez kept Manchester City's faint title hopes alive as the Argentine striker fired the champions to a 1-0 win at struggling Aston Villa.
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Tevez keeps City's faint title hopes alive
Carlos Tevez kept Manchester City's faint title hopes alive as the Argentine striker fired the champions to a 1-0 win at struggling Aston Villa.
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DRS use in non-DRS situations!
BCCI might be opposed to DRS but umpire Marius Erasmus in Hyderabad Test seems to have figured out a way to refer close calls upstairs to the TV umpire.
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Ashwin's strikes leave Oz gasping at 74/2
Two wickets in the final session reduced Australia to 74/2 and left the visitors facing an arduous task as India tightened the screws on Day 3 of the 2nd Test.
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Tough draw for rejuvenated Saina
After a six-week hiatus Saina Nehwal returns to competitive badminton at the All England Championships, which get underway in Birmingham.
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