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We Are Trained To Move On Quickly From Heartbreaks, Says India s Dravid

We Are Trained To Move On Quickly From Heartbreaks, Says India s Dravid
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WTC final - Aus vs Ind - Have India make a mistake in leaving out R Ashwin? | Cricket

Ricky Ponting, Sanjay Manjrekar and Brad Haddin all think so, citing Ashwin's record against Australia and the nature of The Oval track

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Khawaja and Handscomb fifties give Australia a chance

In one of the only two Tests India have lost at home in the last 10 years, Australia won the toss on a turning track and posted 261 in Pune in 2016-17. They batted with similar urgency after winning the toss on a Delhi pitch where they played just one seamer, and managed to get […]

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Edgbaston would suit Ashwin s type of bowling; he s got a good record here: Swann

Ace off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin has been spearheading India s charge in spin bowling since his sparkling debut in 2011. But last year, Ashwin didn t feature in all four Tests India played in England as the visitors chose all-rounder .

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Tech brought in more southpaws into cricket, intelligent systems will push the game

Technology has brought in more left-handers into cricket as umpiring standards improved and along the way, "intelligent systems that understand the game better than we do will be augmenting selection and tactics, adapting to conditions .

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