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Vaibhav Sooryavanshi's Rs 60 lakh ancestral Bihar house has a backyard cricket ground, a small balcony, open spaces and greeneryIn the small town of Bihar, Vaibhav Sooryavanshi polished his cricketing talents with the steadfast backing of his family. His father took ...- Sleep-deprived, battle-ready: Short on sleep, India must quickly adjust to unfamiliar conditions in New ZealandIndian cricket team is preparing for a challenging series against New Zealand after a demanding travel schedule. Players will need to adjus...
- Machinist Edwin Budding patented a lawnmower in 1830; rotating blades used to finish woolen cloth gave him the mechanism for cutting grass evenlyIn 1830, Edwin Budding revolutionized lawn care by inventing the lawn mower, a clever adaptation of a machine designed for trimming cloth. ...
- India-Sri Lanka Test series: Beyond the resultIndia’s 1-0 series win over Sri Lanka offered plenty to ponder, from the limitations of two-Test series to Gill’s growing authority as capt...
- Kings of Galle: The Jayasuriya-Mendis twister awaits Indian battersSri Lankan spinners Prabath Jayasuriya and Ramesh Mendis have made Galle their favorite venue. They have collectively taken 145 wickets at ...
- Run, USA, run, between the wickets: What's required for America to actually take to cricketA change of process has to happen for Americans to actually take to the game. If you do not play it in the backyard as children, in makeshi...
- There's a high chance that I won't make it: Bed-ridden Glenn Maxwell on India tourOpening up on how he broke his leg at a birthday party recently, Maxwell said there is "high chance" of him missing out on a selection for ...
- Cricket: Ravichandran Ashwin grabs opportunity with both handsAshwin had a modest IPL 2021, which may have prompted the team management to start with Varun Chakravarthy ahead of him in the first match ...
- View: The unfairness that women Test cricketers have to deal withWomen’s Test cricket has fizzled out since the mid-2000s. England and Australia have a one-off game scheduled every two years as part of th...
- Penny has dropped, realisation of achievement sinking in: Ravi ShastriOn Tuesday, Australia's fortress -- The Gabba -- was finally breached. It took 32 years and two months, but the unthinkable was achieved as...
- Nostalgia hits Ravi Shastri, Team India coach says Bob Marley’s music inspired young cricketersShastri took to Twitter to put up a video from the Bob Marley Museum.
- How young Prithvi Shaw brought home the essential joy of sportShaw, hitting a century on his Test debut for India, brought home the essential joy of sport.
- Google doodle celebrates Dilip Sardesai's 78th birth anniversary with a special GIFThe doodle shows Sardesai hitting the spinning ball with full force in the GIF.
- Have let my emotions slip, I apologise: Steve SmithIndia defeated Australia by eight wickets in the fourth and final Test to seal the issue at the HPCA Stadium.
- WT20: India face fierce rivals Australia in knock-out berth clashA scrappy India will have to lift their game by several notches against an improving Australia when the two fierce rivals clash in a virtua...
- We liked to bowl & bat so we became all-rounders: Irfan & Yusuf PathanThe Pathan brothers on cricket fans and their tendency to get unruly, and how Noida's infrastructure makes it an apt choice for hosting int...
- Michael Clarke dedicates World Cup 2015 triumph to Phil HughesHughes died after being hit on his neck by a bouncer during an Australian domestic Sheffield Shield match at the Sydney Cricket Ground.
- World Cup 2015: Winning is contagious to both India and AustraliaClarke gave a resigned shrug when asked about the likely composition of the crowd, with Indian fans expected to greatly outnumber the home ...
- India can't be underestimated despite poor form, says former coach Greg ChappellIndia lost the four-Test series 0-2 against Australia and then went winless in the ODI tri-series, also featuring England.
- 2015 Cricket World Cup: Here's what to look for in the upcoming battleAustralia's concerns revolve around injury and workload management. Michael Clarke, the captain will certainly not figure in the tri-series.
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