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[ad_1] Rohit Sharma (PC: X) There have been a lot of questions asked of whether Rohit Sharma should stay away from one of the Test matches for personal reasons when he is captain. More so with a lot on the line for Indian cricket. Some have given the examples of Sunil Gavaskar, Sourav Ganguly and MS Dhoni, and said that Rohit should have followed their template and been with the team. The truth is there is no right or wrong in this. Rohit can’t be judged by anyone else’s standards. It is entirely his personal decision and he is very much entitled to it. A moral judgment is entirely misplaced, and prioritising family duties doesn’t make Rohit any less committed to the national cause. Compared to earlier times, this is a more gender-equal world. At least, the consciousness is more. Paternity leave is a reality, and rightly so. If someone wants to be with family, he is very much entitled to do so. Yes, the Test match is important, but it should never be either or. You can’t be judged by this, and no one else has the right to question this call. In fact, the counter-argument is that by doing what he is, Rohit is setting an example. There is still a lot of gender disparity in India and Rohit, a role model to many, is making a statement. If Rohit is, many others also will, and that can only make India a better society going forward. Rohit Sharma in Pune Test vs NZ (PC: BCCI) Someone said to me the other day that Sunny bhai had to wait for months to see the face of his child. Dhoni was the same boat, though advances in communication had at least made video calls possible by then. While such acts were indeed tough, they were a matter of individual choice. Gavaskar did what he felt was right. Rohit is doing what he thinks is the correct thing to do. The matter ends there. If I were asked what I would do, I’d have no hesitation in saying I’d be there with family. Again, such a call wouldn’t make me any less committed to my work. These are sensitive issues, and individual choices need to be respected. Coming to the more difficult issue at hand, if Rohit isn’t there for the first Test, what could be India’s team combination? With some days still left, the team management will surely wait to see who is shaping up well in practice. But one thing is for certain. Dhruv Jurel, by doing what he did in the India A game in Melbourne, has indeed made a case for himself in the middle order. Also, with Jurel there, Rishabh Pant could be played purely as a batter and that would greatly help with his workload. In a five-Test series, it could be decisive, for Pant is currently India’s go-to man in red-ball cricket. What has stood out in Jurel is his temperament. He wasn’t afraid to leave balls and has shown the penchant for a fight. At no point was he in a hurry to get some runs and play the “release shot” as many others did. That’s what makes him a very good candidate for a middle-order batting slot. In fact, I’d say the less we focus on trying to judge Rohit, the better. Instead, there should be a lot more debate on the possible opening combination and the likely middle-order choices that India will make for the all-important Perth Test.   Also Read: KL Rahul could be answer to India’s opening dilemma, if he gets his mind right The post Don’t judge Rohit Sharma based on what Gavaskar or Dhoni did appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] Rohit Sharma (PC: X) There have been a lot of questions asked of whether Rohit Sharma should stay away from one of the Test matches for personal reasons when he is captain. More so with a lot on the line for Indian cricket. Some have given the examples of Sunil Gavaskar, Sourav Ganguly and MS Dhoni, and said that Rohit should have followed their template and been with the team. The truth is there is no right or wrong in this. Rohit can’t be judged by anyone else’s standards. It is entirely his personal decision and he is very much entitled to it. A moral judgment is entirely misplaced, and prioritising family duties doesn’t make Rohit any less committed to the national cause. Compared to earlier times, this is a more gender-equal world. At least, the consciousness is more. Paternity leave is a reality, and rightly so. If someone wants to be with family, he is very much entitled to do so. Yes, the Test match is important, but it should never be either or. You can’t be judged by this, and no one else has the right to question this call. In fact, the counter-argument is that by doing what he is, Rohit is setting an example. There is still a lot of gender disparity in India and Rohit, a role model to many, is making a statement. If Rohit is, many others also will, and that can only make India a better society going forward. Rohit Sharma in Pune Test vs NZ (PC: BCCI) Someone said to me the other day that Sunny bhai had to wait for months to see the face of his child. Dhoni was the same boat, though advances in communication had at least made video calls possible by then. While such acts were indeed tough, they were a matter of individual choice. Gavaskar did what he felt was right. Rohit is doing what he thinks is the correct thing to do. The matter ends there. If I were asked what I would do, I’d have no hesitation in saying I’d be there with family. Again, such a call wouldn’t make me any less committed to my work. These are sensitive issues, and individual choices need to be respected. Coming to the more difficult issue at hand, if Rohit isn’t there for the first Test, what could be India’s team combination? With some days still left, the team management will surely wait to see who is shaping up well in practice. But one thing is for certain. Dhruv Jurel, by doing what he did in the India A game in Melbourne, has indeed made a case for himself in the middle order. Also, with Jurel there, Rishabh Pant could be played purely as a batter and that would greatly help with his workload. In a five-Test series, it could be decisive, for Pant is currently India’s go-to man in red-ball cricket. What has stood out in Jurel is his temperament. He wasn’t afraid to leave balls and has shown the penchant for a fight. At no point was he in a hurry to get some runs and play the “release shot” as many others did. That’s what makes him a very good candidate for a middle-order batting slot. In fact, I’d say the less we focus on trying to judge Rohit, the better. Instead, there should be a lot more debate on the possible opening combination and the likely middle-order choices that India will make for the all-important Perth Test.   Also Read: KL Rahul could be answer to India’s opening dilemma, if he gets his mind right The post Don’t judge Rohit Sharma based on what Gavaskar or Dhoni did appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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India vs Bangladesh Live Score 1st Test, Day 3: Ashwin strikes twice, IND in control; BAN seek inspiration in tall chase

Live score of the first Test between India and Bangladesh, Day 3: After tea, Jasprit Bumrah overcame Zakir Hasan (33), ending the key opening stand. Live Score: India vs. Bangladesh, First Test, Day 3: Bangladesh slowly moved to a huge 515-run mark, reaching 56 at tea in no loss. Shadman Islam was batting at 21, while Zakir Hasan was perfect at 32. With a single session and two full days left, Bangladesh still needs 459 runs. Bangladesh were given a huge 515-run target by Shubman Gill (119*) and Rishabh Pant (109) as India ended their second innings at 287/4 in the second session. After lunch, Pant got his century easily, but Gill took more but played better after reaching the turning point on 22 with KL Rahul, who also went unbeaten.

Follow highlights from Day 3 of the ongoing India vs Bangladesh first Test match

Day 3 of India vs. Bangladesh (376 & 287/4d) started as Bangladesh 56/0 (Z Hasan 32*, S Islam 21*) at Tea. Jasprit Bumrah got India their first success, dismissing Zakir Hasan on 33.

On Day 3, India said their second innings at 287/4 (S Gill 119*, R Pant 109) to set a target of 515 runs for Bangladesh (149). Shubman Gill got his fifth century in the Test off 161 balls. Rishabh Pant showed his sixth century in the Test, tying MS Dhoni's mark for the most Test tons by an Indian wicketkeeper.

India 205/3 (R Pant 82*, S Gill 86*) retain the calm at lunch on Day 3 and defeat Bangladesh (149) by 432 runs. Rishabh Pant scored a half-century off of 88 balls, and Shubman Gill also reached half-century with a six.

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Krishnamachari Srikkanth Expresses Concern for Rishabh Pant's Fitness for the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023

 India and Australia are very excited to perform in the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023. The countdown begins now to the Cricket World Cup 2023, which will be held in three months. The first match will be played between England and New Zealand on October 5 in Ahmedabad. Visit finenews247 for the latest breaking cricket news online.

India, the host, will turn the World Cup game scenario on its head with their performance against Australia on October 8. The Chennai public will gather to watch the live IND vs. AUS 2023 match. We all have seen the dynamic performance that stood the mind of many cricket addicts.

India had a successful campaign in the 2019 ICC Cricket World Cup, finishing as one of the top-four teams in the tournament. They won seven out of their nine group-stage matches and finished at the top of the points table. However, in the semi-final, India suffered a defeat against New Zealand and was eliminated from the tournament.

Australia, on the other hand, had an excellent run in the tournament and emerged as the champions. They won seven out of their nine group-stage matches and finished second in the points table. Australia then went on to defeat England in the semi-final and New Zealand in the final to claim their fifth ICC Cricket World Cup title.

In the 2011 ICC Cricket World Cup, which was co-hosted by India, Sri Lanka, and Bangladesh, India had an outstanding tournament. They performed exceptionally well throughout the competition.

India won all their group-stage matches, defeating Bangladesh, England, Ireland, the Netherlands, South Africa, and the West Indies. They finished at the top of Group B in the group stage.

In the knockout stage, India faced Australia in the quarterfinals and emerged victorious. They then faced arch-rivals Pakistan in the semi-final, winning that match as well.

In the final, held on April 2, 2011, at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai, India faced Sri Lanka. After Sri Lanka set a target of 275 runs, India successfully chased it down with six wickets in hand and ten balls to spare. Gautam Gambhir and MS Dhoni played crucial innings for India in the final, with Dhoni hitting the winning runs with a six to secure India's victory.

This triumph in the 2011 ICC Cricket World Cup marked India's second-ever World Cup win, with their first coming in 1983. While Australia won the ICC Cricket World Cup trophy five times, i.e., in 1987, 1999, 2003, 2007, and 2015 seasons. Let’s see if this season will be the luckiest one for India or Australia.

According to today’s cricket news Online, Krishnamachari Srikkanth felt concerned about his country’s position in the World Cup, as India is dealing with an injured player. Rishabh Pant, after a road accident, is still recovering his health. But we have no idea whether he will be fit to confirm his seat in the India squad or not.I really think that Rishabh should get well soon, as the whole nation is waiting to watch him live in the upcoming cricket competition. Otherwise, Rishabh Pant’s absence would be a critical thing for India in the 2023 World Cup, Says former India opener Krishnamachari Srikkanth. He also pointed out that KL Rahul’s injury would be the reason for India's lower scores in the International League. However, at some point, I do think that India will score well with the opening players, like Captain Rohit and Shubman Gill, and will do better against each participant in the cricket competition. Check the finenews247 page for the latest cricket news updates Online In India.

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DC vs CSK, IPL 2021 LIVE Scorecard: Delhi, Chennai battle for top spot in points table

DC vs CSK, IPL 2021 LIVE Scorecard: Delhi, Chennai battle for top spot in points table

IPL 2021, CSK vs DC Updates: Get the LIVE cricket score, commentary and highlights of today’s match between Chennai Super Kings and Delhi Capitals at the Dubai International Stadium. Doonited Affiliated: Syndicate News Hunt Source link

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Viral Video: Dhoni ignores the ball.. Rohit and Suryakumar Yadav laugh out loud | KKG INFO

Viral Video: Dhoni ignores the ball.. Rohit and Suryakumar Yadav laugh out loud | KKG INFO

After the matches against England (England), the senior cricketers of the Indian team are rested. A funny conversation took place between them in this sequence. Rishabh Pant, Suryakumar Yadav and Rohit Sharma participated in a live chat on Instagram. Three in one… After the matches against England (England), the senior cricketers of the Indian team are rested. A funny conversation took place…

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ENG vs IND : ऋषभ पंत ने तोड़ा विराट कोहली का कीर्तिमान, जानिए रिकॉर्ड

ENG vs IND : ऋषभ पंत ने तोड़ा विराट कोहली का कीर्तिमान, जानिए रिकॉर्ड

Image Source : PTI Rishabh Pant Highlights बर्मिंघम के सिंघम बनकर सामने आए विकेट कीपर बल्लेबाज ऋषभ पंत ऋषभ पंत ने तोड़ा विराट कोहली का साल 2018 में बनाया गया रिकॉर्ड मैच की पहली पारी में शतक और दूसरी पारी में जड़ा शानदार अर्धशतक ENG vs IND Rishabh Pant : टीम इंडिया ने एजबेस्टन में खेले जा रहे पांचवें और आखिरी मैच में इंग्लैंड की टीम को बैकफुट पर ढकेल दिया है। इंग्लैंड की हार यहां से करीब नजर आ…

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CSK vs DC: ऋषभ पंत ने जीता टॉस, धोनी ने जडेजा को किया बाहर! दिल्ली में इस खिलाड़ी की हुई एंट्री

CSK vs DC: ऋषभ पंत ने जीता टॉस, धोनी ने जडेजा को किया बाहर! दिल्ली में इस खिलाड़ी की हुई एंट्री

<p style="text-align: justify;"><strong>Chennai Super Kings vs Delhi Capitals:</strong> मुंबई के डीवाई पाटिल स्टेडियम में खेले जा रहे आईपीएल 2022 के 55वें मुकाबले में दिल्ली कैपिटल्स के कप्तान ऋषभ पंत ने टॉस जीतकर पहले गेंदबाजी करने का फैसला लिया है. एमएस धोनी की चेन्नई सुपर किंग्स पहले बल्लेबाज़ी करेगी. चेन्नई सुपर किंग्स की टीम में आज रविंद्र जडेजा नहीं हैं. उनकी जगह शिवम दुबे को मौका मिला…

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[ad_1] India against New Zealand in the 2nd Test (PC: BCCI) Atreyo Mukhopadhyay in Pune Indians live in hope. Whatever the odds, they think that the cricket team can surmount them. Even after Rohit Sharma’s boys got bowled out for 46 in the first innings of the first Test, fans believed something was possible. It’s no different in the second Test. Despite New Zealand taking a lead of 301 runs with five wickets standing, the Blue Army thinks this can be overturned. For hope, a lot of people are looking back to the India-England Test in Chennai in 2008. Trailing by 75 runs in the first innings and being set a target of 387 in the fourth essay, the hosts scripted one of the most remarkable Test wins of that decade. Against New Zealand in the second Test, India might have to chase something like that to square the series. So, if Chennai was possible, why not Pune? Nothing logically wrong with this thought, but practically, it looks like a distant dream. Yes, India did make 462 in the second innings in Bengaluru after 46 all out. They still lost the match. And, this Indian batting line-up is not what that team of 2008 was made of. To think that they will chase down 300-plus on a turning track is a bit too much. Gautam Gambhir had played a part in that memorable chase by making 66 and sharing an opening stand of 117 with Virender Sehwag, who was named Player of the Match for scoring a 68-ball 83. Sachin Tendulkar cracked an unbeaten 103 and Yuvraj Singh remained not out on 85. Rahul Dravid, VVS Laxman and MS Dhoni were the other members of that batting line-up. With due respect to the current set of players, they are not what that team was. That was the golden generation of India’s batting. This one is good, but there is a gulf in temperament between this bunch and that one. It’s not anybody’s fault. Cricket has changed and so has the thought pattern of the batters. For the Latest Sports News: Click Here Team India vs New Zealand in the 2nd Test (PC: BCCI/X) Gambhir, the coach now, is at best a passive link between these two generations. He can only watch and not bat for 11 hours to save a Test, like he did in New Zealand in 2008. He has said that this team can make 400-plus in a day and also bat for two days to draw a game if need be. It sounds great, but there is no reason to believe that players of today’s age can do that. Take for example the Indian first innings in the ongoing Test. Although not spiteful, the pitch assisted spin. Yashasvi Jaiswal and Shubman Gill made a decent start on Day 2 before calamity hit India. Some of the shots were inexplicable. Virat Kohli, Rishabh Pant and Sarfaraz Khan all displayed imprudence in execution. That was unbecoming of Test-class batters. They believe in a high-risk and high-reward principle. When it comes off, it looks fantastic. But because the risk element is so high, the probability of this philosophy paying dividends is exponentially less. Miracles may happen. Can one depend on miracles? That explains why the task confronting the Indians at the moment is so daunting and almost impossible. This is why it seems that making a match of this one is beyond India’s reach. The ball is stopping, gripping and turning. The odd one has kept low. Under the circumstances, Chennai 2008 is unlikely. This is more like Pune 2017, when Australia inflicted a heavy defeat on the hosts on a turning track after making 260 in the first innings. This time, New Zealand’s first-innings total was 259. The difference is, India had won that series in 2017 by a margin of 2-1. This time, another New Zealand win will result in India’s first home series loss after 2012. It will end a run of 18 consecutive series wins. More importantly, it will serve as a wake-up call just before a marquee five-Test tour of Australia coming up soon after this one. Also Read: Shall India fall back on Pujara for Australia series? The post Why Chennai 2008 is unlikely in Pune 2024 appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports.

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[ad_1] India against New Zealand in the 2nd Test (PC: BCCI) Atreyo Mukhopadhyay in Pune Indians live in hope. Whatever the odds, they think that the cricket team can surmount them. Even after Rohit Sharma’s boys got bowled out for 46 in the first innings of the first Test, fans believed something was possible. It’s no different in the second Test. Despite New Zealand taking a lead of 301 runs with five wickets standing, the Blue Army thinks this can be overturned. For hope, a lot of people are looking back to the India-England Test in Chennai in 2008. Trailing by 75 runs in the first innings and being set a target of 387 in the fourth essay, the hosts scripted one of the most remarkable Test wins of that decade. Against New Zealand in the second Test, India might have to chase something like that to square the series. So, if Chennai was possible, why not Pune? Nothing logically wrong with this thought, but practically, it looks like a distant dream. Yes, India did make 462 in the second innings in Bengaluru after 46 all out. They still lost the match. And, this Indian batting line-up is not what that team of 2008 was made of. To think that they will chase down 300-plus on a turning track is a bit too much. Gautam Gambhir had played a part in that memorable chase by making 66 and sharing an opening stand of 117 with Virender Sehwag, who was named Player of the Match for scoring a 68-ball 83. Sachin Tendulkar cracked an unbeaten 103 and Yuvraj Singh remained not out on 85. Rahul Dravid, VVS Laxman and MS Dhoni were the other members of that batting line-up. With due respect to the current set of players, they are not what that team was. That was the golden generation of India’s batting. This one is good, but there is a gulf in temperament between this bunch and that one. It’s not anybody’s fault. Cricket has changed and so has the thought pattern of the batters. For the Latest Sports News: Click Here Team India vs New Zealand in the 2nd Test (PC: BCCI/X) Gambhir, the coach now, is at best a passive link between these two generations. He can only watch and not bat for 11 hours to save a Test, like he did in New Zealand in 2008. He has said that this team can make 400-plus in a day and also bat for two days to draw a game if need be. It sounds great, but there is no reason to believe that players of today’s age can do that. Take for example the Indian first innings in the ongoing Test. Although not spiteful, the pitch assisted spin. Yashasvi Jaiswal and Shubman Gill made a decent start on Day 2 before calamity hit India. Some of the shots were inexplicable. Virat Kohli, Rishabh Pant and Sarfaraz Khan all displayed imprudence in execution. That was unbecoming of Test-class batters. They believe in a high-risk and high-reward principle. When it comes off, it looks fantastic. But because the risk element is so high, the probability of this philosophy paying dividends is exponentially less. Miracles may happen. Can one depend on miracles? That explains why the task confronting the Indians at the moment is so daunting and almost impossible. This is why it seems that making a match of this one is beyond India’s reach. The ball is stopping, gripping and turning. The odd one has kept low. Under the circumstances, Chennai 2008 is unlikely. This is more like Pune 2017, when Australia inflicted a heavy defeat on the hosts on a turning track after making 260 in the first innings. This time, New Zealand’s first-innings total was 259. The difference is, India had won that series in 2017 by a margin of 2-1. This time, another New Zealand win will result in India’s first home series loss after 2012. It will end a run of 18 consecutive series wins. More importantly, it will serve as a wake-up call just before a marquee five-Test tour of Australia coming up soon after this one. Also Read: Shall India fall back on Pujara for Australia series? The post Why Chennai 2008 is unlikely in Pune 2024 appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports.

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Who Won between DC vs RR Match 34 of IPL 2022?

Rajasthan Royals won Yesterday's IPL 2022 Match 34 beating Delhi Capitals by 15 runs. Rajasthan Royals batted first after losing the toss against Delhi, who chose to bowl first. Rajasthan set a huge target of 223 runs in 20 overs, which Delhi Capitals couldn't achieve, and scored 207 runs for a loss of 8 wickets. Jos Buttler was named man of the match for his smashing century for Rajasthan Royals.

Rajasthan Royals started slowly by analyzing the nature of the pitch. After the first Powerplay both the openers, Jos Buttler and Devdutt Padikkal, Scored half-centuries.  While Devdutt Padikkal lost his wicket in the 16th over with 54 runs in his rack. Jos Buttler completed his century and retained the Orange cap with a wonderful century. He got out on a score of 116 which includes  9 sixes and 9 fours. In the death overs, The RR's Skipper, Sanju Samson, fired up fours and sixes to take Rajasthan Royals at the massive score of 222.

Delhi Capitals began their innings with a fast start given by David Warner and Prithvi Shaw. In the ending overs of the powerplay, both the openers of Delhi were sent back by the RR bowlers. Delhi's innings were handled by the Skipper, Rishabh Pant, who smashed fast 44 runs in just 24 balls but got out on the ball of Prasidh Krishna. For RR Prasidh Krishna took 3 wickets and Ravichandran Ashwin took 2 wickets. While Yuzvendra Chahal and Obed McCoy got a single wicket each. Source of Stats: BullScore

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IPL 2022: New season, new teams, new possibilities

IPL 2022: New season, new teams, new possibilities