Delhi and Beyond
The Men in Blue, led by Rohit Sharma are on a roll, but will face the buoyant Kiwis, who have never lost to India in an ICC tournament since 2003
[…]Rahul Dravid says that it is better to play two T20 matches instead of ODI if all you want to see is fours and sixes
[…]The former India skipper scores 103 not out as India chase down Bangladesh’s 256 in 41.3 overs, losing just three wickets to cement their second position on the points table
[…]Led by Najmul Hossain Shanto, India’s eastern neighbours face an uphill task against Rohit Sharma & Co who have won all their three matches so far
[…]Community members say Tuesday’s judgement comes as a setback, but the fight for legal recognition of same-sex marriage will go on
[…]Director of Pakistan Cricket Mickey Arthur criticises his batsmen for being timid against India but he and head coach Grant Bradburn also express anger for lack of support in stands despite this being an ICC event
[…]The India right-arm pacer, who provided key breakthroughs, talks about the plans that led to two crucial wickets
[…]Skipper Rohit Sharma blazes to 86 after Pakistan collapse to be all out for 191. The win, eighth over Pak in 50-over World Cup history, keeps intact India’s spotless record against arch-rivals at the quadrennial event
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