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1 month ago |
sportstar.thehindu.com | Sahil Mathur |Dhruva Prasad |S. Dipak Ragav |Ryan Fernando
Captain: Hardik Pandya Coach: Mahela Jayawardene Home Venue: Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai Best Finishes: Champions (2013, 2015, 2017, 2019, 2020) Last Season: 10th Key Stats 1. PowerPlay Dominance 5.28 – Since 2023, Jasprit Bumrah has dominated the PowerPlay across all T20s, with a 63.8% dot-ball percentage while conceding boundaries on just 12.85% of deliveries. In the IPL, he has been even tighter (6.00 economy, 62.6% dots).
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2 months ago |
sportstar.thehindu.com | Anish Pathiyil |Sahil Mathur |Pranay Rajiv |Shayan Acharya
The 2024 T20 World Cup in the West Indies and USA demonstrated that Afghanistan is no longer just making up the numbers. The incredible talent pool in the country’s reserves, coupled with the experience it has gained by playing cricket in leagues around the world, has made the team a serious contender to go deep into ICC tournaments.
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2 months ago |
sportstar.thehindu.com | Sahil Mathur |Pranay Rajiv |Shayan Acharya |Ayon Sengupta
Bangladesh’s squad for the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 can best be described as a team of accumulators, lacking significant firepower. Opening its campaign against a formidable India in Dubai, UAE, before travelling to Rawalpindi for its remaining Group A fixtures against New Zealand and host Pakistan, Bangladesh appears to be a side built to score 300 but concede 320 — an unfavourable equation.
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2 months ago |
sportstar.thehindu.com | Sahil Mathur |Paul Fein
Tanush Kotian was going about his business - of playing for Mumbai in the Vijay Hazare Trophy 2024-25 in December - when he got a call-up by the Indian team to reach Melbourne, Australia, ahead of the fourth Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. The 26-year-old was unaware of R Ashwin retiring and only got to know once he received the call. “I wasn’t thinking about it (India call up). When I played for India A (in Australia, in November), I thought maybe I could get a call-up.
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2 months ago |
sportstar.thehindu.com | Sahil Mathur |Paul Fein
Ankit Kumar scored an effortless century to steer Haryana closer to Mumbai’s first innings total on a surface starting to bring spinners into the game on Sunday. Captain Ankit’s 206-ball 136 took the host to 263 for five, 52 runs behind Mumbai’s 315 at the end of day two of the Ranji Trophy quarterfinals here. However, his late wicket, less than three overs to the stumps, gave an opening to the defending champion.
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