3rd Test: India slump to 86/4 after Jadeja, Sundar bowl out New Zealand for 235 on Day 1 (Ld)
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Jadeja’s fiery five-wicket haul matches Abdul Qadir’s record
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Four senior guys led the discussions about how we collectively move forward: Jayawardene
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3rd Test: Jadeja, Sundar help India bowl out New Zealand for 235 on Day 1
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3rd Test: Jadeja's three wickets; Young, Mitchell fifties make it another shared session
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3rd Test: Sarfaraz, Rohit warned by umpires for excessive chirping
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Everything what I have achieved in my life has been as a part of Mumbai Indians, says Hardik
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India are very good Test side, Australia will not have it easy in BGT, says NZ skipper Tom Latham
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New Zealand looking for an encore to six-week roller-coaster tour of sub-continent: Latham
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Coetzee and Jansen included in South Africa squad for T20Is against India
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3rd Test: Not going to sugarcoat it, team is hurting after series defeat, says Gambhir
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'It will be great for cricket': Wasim Akram hopeful of India travelling to Pakistan for Champions Trophy
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Indian team a little bit shell-shocked in terms of what has happened, says Tom Blundell
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3rd ODI: Smriti Mandhana's record-breaking hundred helps India beat New Zealand 2-1
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Speedster Mayank Yadav out for action for some months due to back issue, say sources
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Harshit Rana called up for third Test against NZ, likely to make debut: Sources
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All is well within team, India will come back stronger: Sources
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Question remains whether Rohit Sharma will be retained by Mumbai Indians: Harbhajan Singh
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PM Modi, Spanish Prez inaugurate Tata-Airbus C295 facility, pave way for 'Make in India' in aviation
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Shami very likely to make Ranji Trophy return, could make India comeback from Brisbane Test
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Early days in Gambhir’s career as head coach, he’ll soon learn, says Ravi Shastri
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Nara Lokesh Promotes Andhra Pradesh's Investment-Friendly Policies in San Francisco
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WTC Standings: India retain top spot but suffer dent in points percentage; NZ climb to fourth
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It’s a collective failure, we failed to respond to challenges thrown at us, says Rohit
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New Zealand end India’s 12-year home Test dominance with historic 2-0 Test series win
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2nd Test: Santner picks five as NZ inch closer to historic series win over India
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2nd Test: India set target of 359 runs to win after bowling out NZ for 255
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Shami still out; Kuldeep sent for rehab as selectors call up Nitish, Harshit and Sundar for BGT series
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2nd Test: NZ swell lead to 301 against India at stumps
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2nd Test: New Zealand stretch lead to 188 at Tea
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National Indian Film Festival of Australia to commence from February 13 next year
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Yashasvi Jaiswal becomes youngest Indian to reach 1000 Test runs in calendar year
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Justice Sanjiv Khanna appointed as next Chief Justice of India
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2nd Test: Washington picks career-best 7-59 as India bowl out NZ for 259
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2nd Test: Washington, Ashwin amongst wickets as New Zealand reach 201/5 at tea
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Ashwin becomes leading wicket-taker in World Test Championship history
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Clarke advises Australia to pick specialist opener for Tests against India
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Pant overtakes Kohli in ICC Test batting rankings; Ravindra enters top 20
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India know they can beat anyone on any given day: Brett Lee
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Air India, Singapore Airlines expand codeshare pact, add 51 new destinations
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Pant and Gill available for second Test as India face selection dilemma in Pune
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Neelam Kothari says, 'I don’t want to "hook up" with Shubman Gill'
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Mayank Yadav will carry the baton of Indian pace bowling: Mohammed Shami
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'I’m in no hurry': Shami eyes Ranji Trophy return before taking India assignment
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Sarfaraz's returns with the bat even more prodigious than his waistline: Gavaskar
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Being extra careful with him: Rohit on Pant not keeping wickets in 2nd innings
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1st Test: 46 all out set us back; will give it all in next two matches, says Rohit Sharma
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1st Test: Young, Ravindra star in NZ's first Test win in India since 1988
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1st Test: A childhood dream is fulfilled, says Sarfaraz Khan on his maiden Test ton v NZ
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1st Test: NZ need 107 to win after O'Rourke and Henry three-fers bowl out India for 462
