#Team India Shardul

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बीसीसीआई ने 23 जून 2023 को अगले महीने वेस्टइंडीज दौरे पर होने वाली दो मैचों की सीरीज के लिए भारतीय टीम की टेस्ट टीम की घोषणा की। भारत कैरेबियन के दो महीने के प्रवास पर तीन वनडे और पांच टी20 मैच भी खेलेगा। पहला टेस्ट 12 जुलाई से डोमिनिका में खेला जाएगा और दूसरा टेस्ट 20 जुलाई से त्रिनिदाद में शुरू होगा। तीन वनडे मैच 27 जुलाई, 29 जुलाई को बारबाडोस और 1 अगस्त को त्रिनिदाद के तरौबा में खेले जाएंगे।…

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Mittali Parulkar (Shardul Thakur’s Wife) Wiki, Husband, Net Worth

29 years old Mittali Parulkar recently married Shardul Thakur.  Mittali Parulkar's Husband is an Indian Cricket Player. They got married on 27 February 2023 in  Mumbai. He became the third Indian cricketer after KL Rahul and Akshar Patel tied the knot in 2023. She is an Indian businesswoman and expert baker by profession.

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What I disliked the most about this World Cup final was the crowd. There was no response, no cheers, no enthusiasm.

Team India lacked confidence yesterday right from the beginning, because they knew the pitch wasn't what they would've liked, but still they gave their best, and the least they deserved was and INDIAN crowd cheering for them.

I saw a video this morning of the crowd in Wankhede during the semi-final, poking fun at Surya when he was fielding at the boundary, asking him to bowl. It wasn't much, maybe even distracting him from his job for a moment but it made him smile. It made him realise people were confident enough in the team's abilities to joke during a tense moment in the game.

If you love cricket enough to go watch a match in a stadium, you'll know the confidence Bumrah gets when the crowd chants 'Boom Boom'. And that's what should have been done with each ball.

When you trust Siraj, Kuldeep and Shami's abilities enough, then cheer at each one of their balls. Even if they're lacking in confidence for a moment, let them know that the billion people who back them never doubted them.

The pitch wasn't the best for batting on, and yet Rohit, Virat and Rahul gave their best. It was slow, but they tried, and none of us watching the match could have done that. The crowd should have screamed even when they got a single or defended a tough ball, because they deserve to know how much we appreciate them for the joy they bring us.

Shubman, Shreyas and Jaddu weren't at their best with the bat, but they tried so hard with the fielding. Every time they dived for the ball, every time they stopped a single, they should have been cheered on.

Ishan, Shardul, Hardik, Prasidha and Ashwin didn't even play, but watching the crowd cheer on the team mates despite seeing the conditions would have made them happy, and their smiles would have made the eleven on the field believe in themselves more.

When Cummins had openly declared that he wanted to silence the crowd, then it was the responsibility of every single person in the crowd to fight his challenge. It was their job to stay until the last ball, to instill hope in our boys till the very end. Maybe it could have made our team more confident, and theirs a bit afraid. Maybe things would have been different right now.

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Will Shardul Thakur make a comeback to Team India?

Pace bowling all-rounder Shardul Thakur has been discarded from the Indian team for a long time. However, Shardul is currently in great form in the ongoing Ranji Trophy. Shardul was impressive in Mumbai’s recent Ranji Trophy match against Jammu and Kashmir. He scored 51 and 119 runs and captured 2/39 in the first innings.  Many experts and several fans feel that Shardul’s performances could make…

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Iyer, Jaiswal, and Rohit will not play in Mumbai's crucial Ranji Trophy match.

In the run-up to the England ODI series early next month, Mumbai will not have India internationals Rohit Sharma, Yashasvi Jaiswal, and Shreyas Iyer in the next round of the Ranji Trophy. Iyer played nearly the whole domestic season, including two white-ball tournaments, while the Mumbai trio had previously participated in the previous round, which Kohli and Rahul did not. Virat Kohli and KL Rahul, for example, will be included in the upcoming round beginning January 30. Four days following the planned conclusion of the final Ranji Trophy round, on February 6, the ODI series against England begins in Nagpur.

After the BCCI's new rules required playing domestic cricket, Rohit and Jaiswal, who open together in Test matches as well, opened for Mumbai against Jammu and Kashmir (J&K) in the previous round. Following India's back-to-back series defeats to Australia and New Zealand, which prevented the team from qualifying for the World Test Championship final, the board issued the directive, particularly because India's batting lineup was unable to produce significant runs. With an average of a pitiful 10.93 this season and just 164 runs from his previous 15 Test innings, Rohit in particular has been one of the worst of the group. When he batted for Mumbai, his luck didn't improve; he only managed to score 3 and 28 against J&K.

Jaiswal too had a poor Test season, scoring two half-centuries and a century in Australia after four fifties at home, but he still only managed low scores of 4 and 26.

However, this Ranji season, Iyer has been Mumbai's highest scorer. He averaged 68.57 and scored 480 runs from seven innings, including two hundreds. Additionally, he recently scored two undefeated hundreds in the 50-over Vijay Hazare Trophy. Additionally, he scored 345 runs at 188.52 in the 20-over Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy, which he won.

Shivam Dube, an all-rounder who joined the India T20I team just after Mumbai's match against J&K concluded, would also not be playing for Mumbai.

All-rounders Atharva Ankolekar and Suryansh Shedge, who won Player of the Match in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy final, as well as batter Angkrish Raghuvanshi are back in the squad for the last league match against Meghalaya. Mumbai is probably going to rely on the youthful opening duo of 17-year-old Ayush Mhatre and Raghuvanshi, who has already started his first domestic season with an impressive record of four hundreds and two half-centuries in 18 innings across first-class and List A formats.

Mumbai, the reigning champions, are in a difficult position to get to the Ranji knockout stages as they are ranked third in Group A, behind J&K and Baroda. They must win their final match against Meghalaya.

Mumbai squad

Ajinkya Rahane (c), Ayush Mhatre, Angkrish Raghuvanshi, Amogh Bhatkal, Siddhesh Lad, Akash Anand (wk), Hardik Tamore (wk), Suryansh Shedge, Shardul Thakur, Shams Mulani, Tanush Kotian, Mohit Avasthi, Sylvester D'Souza, Royston Dias, Shreyas Gurav and Atharva Ankolekar

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[ad_1] Shardul Thakur for Mumbai (PC: MCA/X) He isn’t in the Indian set-up anymore. Neither is he part of the IPL. From being the toast of the nation to being out in the wilderness, Shardul Thakur has seen it all. No one calls him Lord anymore, and the honeymoon is over. A long period out because of injury hasn’t helped, and Lord is no longer the headline. And yet, he does his job with passion and commitment. Just like he did yesterday against Jammu and Kashmir. Mumbai were reeling when Shardul walked out, and despite an injury, he made sure that they reached a competitive score in the second innings. With shots all around the ground, he forced J&K to turn defensive, and has now given Mumbai a decent chance to win the game. There is a saying that if you are talented, Mumbai doesn’t let you return empty-handed. Shardul’s story started in 2006. Dinesh Lad, the cricket coach of Swami Vivekananda International School, had been frantically calling one Narendra Thakur for at least six months, but each time his proposal was met with stiff resistance. Narendra Thakur was a vegetable farmer from Palghar, a district on the western line around 90 kms from the metropolis. Lad had watched Thakur’s teenage son Shardul perform at an inter-school event and wanted the 14-year-old to join his school. Lad, a former Western Railway cricketer, is a disciple of the great Ramakant Achrekar. He was Achrekar’s student in the late 1970s and early ’80s. Just like his guru had an eye for talent, and the ability to convince parents to get their wards to enrol with Sharadashram Vidyamandir, Lad would also venture out on a talent hunt in and around Mumbai after the Borivali school’s management entrusted him with the responsibility of building a competitive cricket team. In trying to do so, he spotted a young Shardul, who defied his slight build to bowl reasonably quick and could also put wood to leather with a lot of conviction. For the Latest Sports News: Click Here Shardul Thakur in the Ranji Trophy (PC: MCA/X) “I called up Shardul’s father at least 20 times in those six months, and every time he would politely tell me ‘Sir, hum apne bachhe ko roz paanch ghante ka safaar nahin karwayenge. Uska padhai thik se nahi ho payega [Sir, we won’t make our kid travel five hours a day. His studies will suffer].’” It was what any other middle-class Indian parent would tell a games teacher. In India, most people have their personal “Eureka” moment over a cup of steaming hot tea while discussing monthly budgets with their spouse. One evening, while he was sitting with his wife Deepali, Lad asked her if she would mind if he decided to let young Shardul stay with them in the house. “If you feel that’s the right thing to do, I have no problems” was Mrs Lad’s answer. The next moment, Lad was again on the phone with Narendra, but this time he had a fresh proposal. “Will you be okay if Shardul stays at my place, studies at Swami Vivekananda, and takes cricket coaching?” he asked. “I feel he will play a decent level of cricket in coming years.” It was Lad’s last throw of the dice, and this time Thakur senior was taken aback, but not dismissive. Narendra eventually agreed, and thus began the Shardul story. Can he make a comeback into the national team? Will he find a way back to the IPL? These are questions we don’t have answers to. But for Mumbai, he is still ‘Lord’. Ask Ajinkya Rahane and Rohit Sharma, and you will have your answer. Also Read: Ranji Trophy Day 2: Jadeja’s Ten-for Shines Amid Star Failures, Shardul’s Century Rescues Mumbai The post Shardul Thakur’s rescue act for Mumbai highlights almost-forgotten quality appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] Shardul Thakur for Mumbai (PC: MCA/X) He isn’t in the Indian set-up anymore. Neither is he part of the IPL. From being the toast of the nation to being out in the wilderness, Shardul Thakur has seen it all. No one calls him Lord anymore, and the honeymoon is over. A long period out because of injury hasn’t helped, and Lord is no longer the headline. And yet, he does his job with passion and commitment. Just like he did yesterday against Jammu and Kashmir. Mumbai were reeling when Shardul walked out, and despite an injury, he made sure that they reached a competitive score in the second innings. With shots all around the ground, he forced J&K to turn defensive, and has now given Mumbai a decent chance to win the game. There is a saying that if you are talented, Mumbai doesn’t let you return empty-handed. Shardul’s story started in 2006. Dinesh Lad, the cricket coach of Swami Vivekananda International School, had been frantically calling one Narendra Thakur for at least six months, but each time his proposal was met with stiff resistance. Narendra Thakur was a vegetable farmer from Palghar, a district on the western line around 90 kms from the metropolis. Lad had watched Thakur’s teenage son Shardul perform at an inter-school event and wanted the 14-year-old to join his school. Lad, a former Western Railway cricketer, is a disciple of the great Ramakant Achrekar. He was Achrekar’s student in the late 1970s and early ’80s. Just like his guru had an eye for talent, and the ability to convince parents to get their wards to enrol with Sharadashram Vidyamandir, Lad would also venture out on a talent hunt in and around Mumbai after the Borivali school’s management entrusted him with the responsibility of building a competitive cricket team. In trying to do so, he spotted a young Shardul, who defied his slight build to bowl reasonably quick and could also put wood to leather with a lot of conviction. For the Latest Sports News: Click Here Shardul Thakur in the Ranji Trophy (PC: MCA/X) “I called up Shardul’s father at least 20 times in those six months, and every time he would politely tell me ‘Sir, hum apne bachhe ko roz paanch ghante ka safaar nahin karwayenge. Uska padhai thik se nahi ho payega [Sir, we won’t make our kid travel five hours a day. His studies will suffer].’” It was what any other middle-class Indian parent would tell a games teacher. In India, most people have their personal “Eureka” moment over a cup of steaming hot tea while discussing monthly budgets with their spouse. One evening, while he was sitting with his wife Deepali, Lad asked her if she would mind if he decided to let young Shardul stay with them in the house. “If you feel that’s the right thing to do, I have no problems” was Mrs Lad’s answer. The next moment, Lad was again on the phone with Narendra, but this time he had a fresh proposal. “Will you be okay if Shardul stays at my place, studies at Swami Vivekananda, and takes cricket coaching?” he asked. “I feel he will play a decent level of cricket in coming years.” It was Lad’s last throw of the dice, and this time Thakur senior was taken aback, but not dismissive. Narendra eventually agreed, and thus began the Shardul story. Can he make a comeback into the national team? Will he find a way back to the IPL? These are questions we don’t have answers to. But for Mumbai, he is still ‘Lord’. Ask Ajinkya Rahane and Rohit Sharma, and you will have your answer. Also Read: Ranji Trophy Day 2: Jadeja’s Ten-for Shines Amid Star Failures, Shardul’s Century Rescues Mumbai The post Shardul Thakur’s rescue act for Mumbai highlights almost-forgotten quality appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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Mumbai Win Irani Cup After 27 Years Kotian Shines with a Century

Mumbai lifted the Irani Cup for the first time since the 1997-98 season, thanks to a remarkable unbeaten century by Tanush Kotian on the fifth and final day. Mumbai secured victory on the basis of their first-innings lead after the match ended in a draw against Rest of India.
Match Summary: Key Scores Mumbai: 537 (Sarfaraz Khan 222, Ajinkya Rahane 97, Mukesh Kumar 5-110) and 329/8 decl (Kotian 114, Prithvi Shaw 76, Saransh Jain 6-121) Rest of India: 416 (Abhimanyu Easwaran 191, Dhruv Jurel 93, Kotian 3-101) Mumbai’s dominance in the first innings set the stage for victory, with standout performances from Sarfaraz Khan and Kotian, who played critical roles in both innings. /  
Tanush Kotian’s Record-Breaking Performance Batting at No. 8, Tanush Kotian delivered an unbeaten 114 off 150 balls, anchoring Mumbai to a commanding lead of 450 runs. Notably, he became the first player in Irani Cup history to score fifties in both innings while batting at No. 8 or lower: 1st Innings: 64 runs 2nd Innings: 114* Kotian struck 10 fours and 1 six during his resilient innings, showcasing his ability to bat under pressure.
How the Fifth Day Unfolded Mumbai resumed Day 5 with a 274-run lead, with Kotian and Sarfaraz Khan at the crease. However, Rest of India’s Saransh Jain made early inroads: Sarfaraz Khan was trapped lbw in the fourth over. Shardul Thakur followed quickly, stumped off Saransh. At 6 wickets down, Mumbai’s lead looked substantial but not insurmountable. Enter Mohit Awasthi.
Kotian and Awasthi’s Match-Saving Partnership Tanush Kotian and Mohit Awasthi batted with grit, adding 158 runs across 200 balls, ensuring Mumbai’s control over the game. Awasthi scored his maiden first-class half-century with a composed knock, hitting 4 fours and 1 six. Despite Rest of India using 8 bowlers, including unconventional options like Ishan Kishan and Sai Sudharsan, Mumbai remained unfazed.
Saransh Jain’s Effort Goes in Vain Offspinner Saransh Jain was Rest of India’s standout bowler in the second innings, claiming a brilliant 6-wicket haul. However, his efforts couldn’t prevent Mumbai from stretching their lead and sealing the title.
Mumbai’s Victory: 27 Years in the Making The last time Mumbai won the Irani Cup was in the 1997-98 season, a testament to their historic dominance in domestic cricket. Under pressure, the team demonstrated a blend of youth and experience, with players like: Sarfaraz Khan: Double century in the first innings (222). Tanush Kotian: A match-defining all-round performance (64 & 114).
Key Highlights from the Match Sarfaraz Khan’s unbeaten 222 set the foundation for Mumbai’s first-innings total of 537. Tanush Kotian emerged as Mumbai’s hero with two crucial knocks. Saransh Jain’s brilliant 6-121 couldn’t turn the game for Rest of India. Mumbai declared with a 450-run lead, forcing Rest of India to settle for a draw.
What’s Next for Mumbai? Mumbai’s Irani Cup triumph not only ends their 27-year drought but also reinforces their dominance in Indian domestic cricket. Emerging talents like Tanush Kotian and experienced hands like Ajinkya Rahane and Sarfaraz Khan highlight Mumbai’s promising future.
Conclusion Mumbai’s victory in the 2024 Irani Cup will be remembered for Tanush Kotian’s heroics, a gritty fightback, and dominant first-innings performances. This win marks a historic milestone, showcasing Mumbai’s unyielding spirit in Indian cricket. More： https://cricinfo.cc/mumbai-win-irani-cup-after-27-years-kotian-shines-with-a-century/

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Shardul Thakur Net Worth: Explore Vijay Hazare Trophy Star’s Car Collection, Assets, and More

India’s premier all-rounder Shardul Thakur dazzled in the domestic circuit but he has not been in the Indian Test team for quite some time now and was not part of the Border Gavaskar Trophy 2024-25 squad. But, on Tuesday, I brought him into the attack early and again he came up with a feastering half century which included 73 runs off just 28 balls in the Nagaland match at the Narendra Modi…

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The Best Litigation Lawyers in Delhi: Top Firm Insights

Delhi, the bustling capital of India, is not just the political hub but also a prominent legal center. Home to the Supreme Court of India, the Delhi High Court, and various tribunals, the city attracts top legal minds from across the country. For individuals and businesses seeking legal recourse, finding the right litigation lawyer is paramount. This article delves into the best litigation lawyers and firms in Delhi, offering insights into their expertise, services, and accolades.

What Makes a Great Litigation Lawyer?

Before exploring specific Top law firm in Delhi, it's essential to understand what sets a great litigation lawyer apart:

Expertise and Knowledge: Proficiency in procedural and substantive law is critical. Lawyers must have a thorough understanding of legal precedents and case laws.

Courtroom Experience: The ability to argue effectively, handle judges' queries, and navigate courtroom dynamics is invaluable.

Client-Centric Approach: A good lawyer prioritizes the client’s needs, communicates clearly, and provides realistic expectations.

Reputation: Accolades, landmark case victories, and peer recognition enhance a lawyer’s standing.

Top Litigation Lawyers and Firms in Delhi

Here is a curated list of some of the best Litigation firm in Delhi:

1. K.K. Venugopal

K.K. Venugopal is a renowned name in the legal fraternity, having served as the Attorney General for India. Known for his incisive arguments and vast legal knowledge, he has represented clients in some of the most high-profile cases in the Supreme Court and Delhi High Court. His specialization includes constitutional law, arbitration, and corporate litigation.

2. Gopal Subramanium

A former Solicitor General of India, Gopal Subramanium is an exceptional litigation lawyer known for his eloquence and legal acumen. With a career spanning decades, he has represented clients in landmark constitutional and commercial disputes.

3. Zia Mody

While Zia Mody is primarily known for her corporate law expertise, her firm, AZB & Partners, has a robust litigation practice in Delhi. They handle high-stakes commercial disputes, arbitration, and white-collar crime cases.

4. Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas & Co.

One of India’s leading law firms, Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas & Co., has a stellar litigation team in Delhi. The firm handles diverse cases, including mergers and acquisitions, competition law disputes, and insolvency matters. Their litigation lawyers are known for their strategic thinking and courtroom prowess.

5. Khaitan & Co.

With a legacy dating back to 1911, Khaitan & Co. is one of India’s oldest law firms. The firm’s litigation practice in Delhi is extensive, covering corporate disputes, regulatory matters, and tax litigation. Their lawyers are respected for their meticulous preparation and client-centric approach.

6. Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas

Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas boasts a strong presence in Delhi with a dedicated litigation team. They specialize in commercial disputes, arbitration, intellectual property cases, and more. The firm’s lawyers are known for their innovative legal strategies and persuasive arguments.

7. Senior Advocate Harish Salve

Harish Salve is a name that resonates with excellence in litigation. Known for his expertise in constitutional law, commercial law, and international arbitration, Salve has been involved in several high-profile cases in India and abroad. His meticulous approach and compelling advocacy make him one of the most sought-after litigators in Delhi.

8. Arvind Datar

Arvind Datar is a senior advocate with an outstanding reputation in tax law and constitutional litigation. Based out of multiple cities, including Delhi, his expertise and ability to handle complex cases have earned him significant acclaim.

9. L&L Partners

Formerly known as Luthra & Luthra, L&L Partners is a full-service law firm with a strong litigation practice in Delhi. Their lawyers are well-versed in handling disputes related to corporate law, real estate, and intellectual property.

10. Phoenix Legal

Phoenix Legal is a boutique law firm with a growing reputation in litigation. They specialize in corporate litigation, arbitration, and white-collar crime cases. The firm’s lawyers are known for their pragmatic and result-oriented approach.

Navigating the Legal Landscape in Delhi

For those seeking litigation lawyers in Delhi, the following tips can help streamline the process:

Identify Your Needs: Determine the nature of your legal issue—whether it’s corporate, criminal, civil, or family law. This helps narrow down your search.

Research Credentials: Look for lawyers with relevant experience and a proven track record in similar cases.

Schedule Consultations: Most top lawyers and firms offer initial consultations. Use this opportunity to assess their expertise, communication style, and approach.

Understand Fee Structures: Litigation costs can vary widely. Ensure you discuss the fee structure upfront to avoid surprises later.

Conclusion

Delhi’s legal landscape is dynamic, with top-notch litigation lawyers and firms catering to a diverse clientele. From constitutional experts like Harish Salve to full-service firms like Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas & Co., the city offers unparalleled legal talent. When selecting a litigation lawyer, prioritize expertise, courtroom experience, and client reviews to make an informed decision. With the right representation, navigating legal challenges in Delhi becomes a manageable and rewarding endeavor.

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Why Nitish Reddy Made the Cut Over Shardul Thakur for Border-Gavaskar Trophy

The Indian cricket team for the upcoming Border-Gavaskar Trophy against Australia has raised eyebrows with the inclusion of new face Nitish Kumar Reddy. While fans were hoping for Shardul Thakur’s return, Team India took a strategic approach by selecting Reddy, a promising pace-bowling all-rounder, over the seasoned all-rounder Thakur. Here’s a look at why Reddy’s skillset and current form tipped…

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New Zealand National Cricket Team Vs India National Cricket Team Match Scorecard

India Scores 5 Out of 5! All over the Indian region, news stories will be lit up! Kohli is once again the best! Some haters said he was out of style. Some people thought he was past his best. But guess what? The form is short-lived, but class lasts forever! Kohli was classy during the campaign and slayed the party again tonight. India is having a blast! Thanks to Rohit and his boys, we have even more reasons to be happy. The whole country is filled with holiday spirit. It was fun to bring this to you. A big thank you to MS Ramakrishnan, Nikhil Jadhav, Saurabh Shankar, Kumar Abhisekh Das, and Harish for their hard work. New Zealand National Cricket Team Vs India National Cricket Team Match Scorecard India Innings: 385-9 (50 Overs) Batsman R B 4s 6s SR Rohit Sharma (c) 101 85 9 6 118.82 Shubman Gill 112 78 13 5 143.59 Virat Kohli 36 27 3 1 133.33 Ishan Kishan (wk) 17 24 1 0 70.83 Suryakumar Yadav 14 9 0 2 155.56 Hardik Pandya 54 38 3 3 142.11 Washington Sundar 9 14 0 0 64.29 Shardul Thakur 25 17 3 1 147.06 Kuldeep Yadav 3 3 0 0 100.00 Umran Malik 2* 5 0 0 40.00 Extras 12 Total 385 (9 wkts, 50 Ov) Did Not Bat: Yuzvendra Chahal Fall of Wickets: 1-212 (Rohit, 26.1), 2-230 (Shubman Gill, 27.6), 3-268 (Ishan Kishan, 34.3), 4-284 (Kohli, 36.2), 5-293 (Suryakumar Yadav, 38.4), 6-313 (Washington Sundar, 42.2), 7-367 (Shardul Thakur, 47.6), 8-379 (Hardik Pandya, 48.4), 9-385 (Kuldeep Yadav, 50) New Zealand National Cricket Team Vs India National Cricket Team Match Scorecard Bowling (New Zealand) Bowler O M R W NB WD ECO Jacob Duffy 10 0 100 3 1 1 10.00 Lockie Ferguson 10 1 53 0 0 2 5.30 Blair Tickner 10 0 76 3 0 3 7.60 Mitchell Santner 10 0 58 0 0 0 5.80 Daryl Mitchell 4 0 41 1 0 1 10.20 Michael Bracewell 6 0 51 1 0 0 8.50 Powerplays Overs: 0.1-10 Runs: 82 New Zealand National Cricket Team Vs India National Cricket Team Match Scorecard: New Zealand Innings: 295-10 (41.2 Overs) Batsman R B 4s 6s SR Finn Allen 0 2 0 0 0.00 Devon Conway 138 100 12 8 138.00 Henry Nicholls 42 40 3 2 105.00 Daryl Mitchell 24 31 2 0 77.42 Tom Latham (c & wk) 0 1 0 0 0.00 Glenn Phillips 5 7 0 0 71.43 Michael Bracewell 26 22 3 1 118.18 Mitchell Santner 34 29 3 2 117.24 Lockie Ferguson 7 12 1 0 58.33 Jacob Duffy 0 2 0 0 0.00 Blair Tickner 0* 2 0 0 0.00 Extras 19 Total 295 (10 wkts, 41.2 Ov) Fall of Wickets: 1-0 (Finn Allen, 0.2), 2-106 (Henry Nicholls, 14.5), 3-184 (Daryl Mitchell, 25.1), 4-184 (Tom Latham, 25.2), 5-200 (Glenn Phillips, 27.4), 6-230 (Devon Conway, 31.4), 7-269 (Michael Bracewell, 36.1), 8-279 (Lockie Ferguson, 38.5), 9-280 (Jacob Duffy, 39.4), 10-295 (Mitchell Santner, 41.2) New Zealand National Cricket Team Vs India National Cricket Team Match Scorecard: Captain Rohit Sharma's Post-Match Vibes Rohit Sharma: "Wonderful start to the tournament. Half of the job is completed. You have to remain composed and pay attention to the present. Shami clasped his chance with both hands. He is a quality bowler and carries experience. We were looking at perhaps three hundred plus at one point. Bravo on your bowlers' pulling back. I'm having fun with my batting. We have different personalities, yet we (Gill and I) fit each other nicely. Good, we will win. Not much to say here. For years, Kohli has been doing this. When we lost a few wickets, he and Jadeja dragged us back. Though it wasn't clinical today, fielding is our pride. Among fielders worldwide, Jadeja is among the best. These occurrences occur. We already know that fielding will determine a lot going ahead. We enjoy travelling and playing in many corners of the earth. New Zealand National Cricket Team Vs India National Cricket Team Match Scorecard: Tom Latham on the Game Tom Latham: "We performed nicely but missed opportunities in the last ten overs. To India, credit We failed to produce the double breakthrough. Rachin and Mitchell had a fantastic working relationship that would help us through the last stretch. Our gang is quite good. Daryl with the century and Rachin with the bat performed, admittedly. Before the next game, we get a few days off. We try to do excellent deeds”. New Zealand National Cricket Team Vs India National Cricket Team Match Scorecard: Player of the Match, Mohammed Shami Mohammed Shami: "I felt excellent about myself after getting out on the first ball." It's essential to support your peers. The team must do well. It was important to get those late scores. This makes me happy because it means India is now in first place in the table. New Zealand National Cricket Team Vs India National Cricket Team Match Scorecard: Jadeja's ODI Magic vs NZ Last 7 ODI innings vs NZ: 66*, 62*, 5, 77, 55, 8*, 39* New Zealand National Cricket Team Vs India National Cricket Team Match Scorecard: Jadeja vs NZ in ODIs Inns: 11 Runs: 361 Avg: 51.57 SR: 97.83 50s: 4 HS: 77 Highest Partnerships for 6th Wicket or Below for India in WCs: 126 - Kapil Dev, Syed Kirmani vs ZIM, Tunbridge Wells, 1983 116 - MS Dhoni, Ravindra Jadeja vs NZ, Manchester, 2019 SF 82 - Kapil Dev, Kiran More vs NZ, Bengaluru, 1987 78 - Virat Kohli, Ravindra Jadeja vs NZ, Dharamsala, 2023 74 - Yuvraj Singh, Suresh Raina vs AUS, Ahmedabad, 2011 QF Highest Targets Successfully Chased by India in World Cups: 288 vs Zimbabwe, Auckland, 2015 275 vs Sri Lanka, Mumbai WS, 2011 Final 274 vs Pakistan, Centurion, 2003 274 vs New Zealand, Dharamsala, 2023 273 vs Afghanistan, Delhi, 2023 New Zealand National Cricket Team Vs India National Cricket Team Match Scorecard: Most Runs in ODIs 18426 - Sachin Tendulkar 14234 - Kumar Sangakkara 13704 - Ricky Ponting 13437 - Virat Kohli 13430 - Sanath Jayasuriya NZ's What-Ifs? What could New Zealand have done better? Their fifth bowling choice doesn't look perfect. They can avoid having spinners like Ravindra and Phillips play crucial overs when the weather is good. But they need a different plan when the conditions are suitable for hitting. Even though Boult and Henry were teasing the edges, they didn't get any early catches. Ferguson took a few wickets, but Rohit and Gill hit softballs. They left a few runs on the table in their turn to bat. Mitchell slowed down for a short time before he hit 100. After his hundred, he couldn't speed up. India's Fielding Woes In what ways could India have done extra? Their defence wasn't excellent. Both the catches and the fielding on the ground were terrible. The centre could have helped this. While India needed five runs, Kohli made a mistake by not taking the single and going out. However, he is given the benefit of the doubt. Since hundreds are more valuable in the World Cup, Indian players have worked harder to get them. Read the full article

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IPL 2024: CSK V LSG Overall Head-to-head; When And Where To Watch

Chennai Super Kings: Defending champions Chennai Super Kings (CSK) will host the Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) in their reverse fixture of the IPL 2024 on Tuesday. LSG are fifth with four wins in seven games while CSK are fourth with similar number wins. In their last encounter last week, LSG registered an eight-wicket win over the defending champions CSK. The two teams have met four times in the tournament so far of which one match was washed out. CSK v LSG head-to-head 4- Lucknow Super Giants: 2 Chennai Super Kings: 1 Abandoned: 1 CSK v LSG match time: The match starts at 7:30 PM IST (2:00 PM GMT) with the toss taking place half an hour before the match i.e., 7:00 PM (1:30 PM GMT) CSK v LSG match venue: MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chennai Live broadcast of CSK v LSG match on television in India: CSK v LSG match will be broadcast live via Star Sports Network. Live stream in India: The live streaming of CSK v LSG will be available on JioCinema. Squads: Chennai Super Kings: Ajinkya Rahane, Rachin Ravindra, Ruturaj Gaikwad(c), Ravindra Jadeja, Shivam Dube, Sameer Rizvi, Moeen Ali, MS Dhoni(w), Deepak Chahar, Tushar Deshpande, Mustafizur Rahman, Matheesha Pathirana, Shardul Thakur, Shaik Rasheed, Nishant Sindhu, Mitchell Santner, Daryl Mitchell, Aravelly Avanish, Maheesh Theekshana, RS Hangargekar, Simarjeet Singh, Mukesh Choudhary, Prashant Solanki, Ajay Jadav Mandal, Richard Gleeson Lucknow Super Giants: Quinton de Kock, KL Rahul(w/c), Nicholas Pooran, Marcus Stoinis, Deepak Hooda, Ayush Badoni, Krunal Pandya, Matt Henry, Ravi Bishnoi, Mohsin Khan, Yash Thakur, Arshin Kulkarni, Krishnappa Gowtham, Yudhvir Singh Charak, Manimaran Siddharth, Arshad Khan, Prerak Mankad, Amit Mishra, Kyle Mayers, Shamar Joseph, Ashton Turner, Naveen-ul-Haq, Devdutt Padikkal, Mayank Yadav Read the full article

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Border-Gavaskar Trophy: Tough competition between Shardul Thakur & Nitish Reddy for pace bowling all-rounder berth in Team India

The competition between Shardul Thakur and Nitish Kumar Reddy could be fierce for a berth of a pace bowling all-rounder in the Indian team for the upcoming Border-Gavaskar Trophy to be played in Australia. As per reports, Shardul has recently returned from injury and he is playing for Mumbai in the ongoing Ranji Trophy 2024-25. The pace bowling all-rounder is aiming for a Test comeback to the…

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[ad_1] Shardul Thakur celebrating his century for Mumbai (PC: Naman Suri) Naman Suri in Mumbai, Maharashtra A sensational match-saving century by Shardul Thakur, in partnership with Tanush Kotian, rescued Mumbai from a dire position of 101/7 here at the Sharad Pawar Academy in BKC, Mumbai. The duo’s heroic efforts propelled Mumbai to a lead of 188 runs against Jammu & Kashmir, heading into the final two days of the game. It was another challenging start to the day for Mumbai’s star batters. After bowling out Jammu & Kashmir for 206 early in the morning, Mumbai began their second innings with a deficit of 86. The pitch offered bounce and lateral movement, testing the Indian opening pair of Rohit Sharma and Yashasvi Jaiswal. Despite the tough conditions, the duo started aggressively, notching up 50 runs in the first 10 overs, though the J&K bowlers consistently beat the bat. As the bowlers tightened their lines, Rohit adopted a cautious approach but mistimed a shot to midwicket while trying to accelerate, sparking a collapse. Jaiswal, Shreyas Iyer, and Shivam Dube all fell before lunch, leaving Mumbai effectively at 0 for 5 in practical terms as they struggled to overcome J&K’s first-innings lead. For the Latest Sports News: Click Here Shardul Thakur scores a match saving century for Mumbai@Namansuri03 #RanjiTrophy pic.twitter.com/ams2QvJGhV — RevSportz Global (@RevSportzGlobal) January 24, 2025 However, Shardul Thakur and Tanush Kotian had other plans. Building on their partnership from Day 1, they forged an even stronger and more aggressive stand. Shardul delivered one of his grittiest knocks in Mumbai colors, enduring visible pain to notch up a magnificent century off just 105 balls, studded with 15 boundaries. It marked only his second First-Class ton. Shardul’s twin match-saving innings, alongside Tanush, will give IPL franchises and selectors plenty to think about. The all-rounder last played red-ball cricket for India in December 2023 against South Africa and went unsold in the 2025 IPL auction, with teams shifting focus away from all-rounders due to the advent of the impact player rule. Tanush Kotian, Shardul’s partner in both innings, also rose to the occasion, doubling his first-innings score to record a vital half-century. Together, the duo sparked a remarkable fightback for Mumbai, who now hold a lead exceeding 150 runs. Day 3 promises to be an exciting encounter. Mumbai vs J&K, Day 2: Mumbai ended the day at 274/7 (Shardul 113*, Tanush 58*), leading Jammu & Kashmir (Nabi 3-69, Y Singh 2-63) by 188 runs. Also Read: Rohit’s fiery start fizzles out as Mumbai stumble after J&K triple strike The post Shardul’s Gritty Century and Kotian’s Resilience Rescue Mumbai from Collapse appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link