I am always available for advice, Rohit Sharma tells Indian team ahead of T20 World Cup 2026
Cricket News Collection
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Would love to win T20 World Cup by beating Australia in final in Ahmedabad: Suryakumar Yadav
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World Cup-winning blind women cricketers an inspiration for entire nation: Sports Minister
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2026 T20 World Cup: Rohit Sharma named tournament ambassador
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2026 T20 World Cup: India to open title defence against USA on February 7
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‘KBC’ to host members of World Cup-winning Indian Women’s Cricket team
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2nd Test: India down to 27/2 in chase of 549 at stumps
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Shreyas Iyer starts training post surgery
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2nd Test: Stubbs' 94, Zorzi's 49 help South Africa set India target of 549 runs
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Scotland, Thailand players gain big in latest T20I rankings
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2nd Test: South Africa stretch lead to over 500 runs at lunch
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2nd Test: Jadeja, Sundar among wickets as South Africa reach 107/3 at tea
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Washington Sundar says his batting position doesn’t matter if ‘mindset’ is clear
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Grand and heartfelt welcome accorded to World Cup-winning Indian women’s blind cricket team
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Virat Kohli, Gambhir join members of cricket fraternity, condole actor Dharmendra’s demise
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2nd Test: India’s batting effort quite poor, application and patience required were missing, says Kumble
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2nd Test: South Africa swell lead to 314 after Jansen's six-for bowls out India for 201
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Tabraiz Shamsi withdraws from SA20 due to personal reasons, Thomas Kaber named replacement
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2nd Test: Jansen picks six as SA bowl India for 201, set to bat again with 288-run lead
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2nd Test: Washington-Kuldeep take India to 174/7, but follow-on cloud looms large for India
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ICC chief Jay Shah congratulates Team India for Women’s Blind T20 World Cup win
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PM Modi congratulates Team India for Women’s Blind T20 World Cup win
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2nd Test: India lose wickets in heap, reach 102/4 at tea
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2nd Test: We'll give our best to win the game, says Sudharsan
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‘All my best wishes for your future endeavors’: Amit Shah congratulates women’s blind cricket for T20 WC win
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If India can bat for next two days, they will be in stronger position, says Kumble
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KL Rahul to captain India in ODIs against South Africa, Pant, Jadeja, Gaikwad return
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Palash Muchhal, Smriti Mandhana’s wedding postponed after her father suffers heart attack
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2nd Test: Rahul, Jaiswal help India escape unscathed after Muthusamy-Jansen take SA to 489
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2nd Test: Muthusamy’s 109, Jansen’s 93 take South Africa to 489 against India
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India win inaugural Women’s T20 World Cup Cricket for Blind
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2nd Test: Muthusamy’s century, Jansen’s fifty take South Africa to 428/7
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2nd Test: Muthusamy hits unbeaten 56 as South Africa reach 316/6 at tea
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T20I Tri-series: Sahibzada Farhan, Mohd Nawaz help Pakistan beat Sri Lanka by seven wickets
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Sanju Samson included in Kerala senior team for Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy
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India beat Australia to storm into the final of Women’s T20 World Cup Cricket for Blind
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India beat Australia to storm into the final of Women’s T20 World Cup Cricket for Blind
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Palak Muchhal offers a glimpse into brother Palaash Muchhal & Smriti Mandhana's pre-wedding celebrations
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Ashes: Head, Starc lead Australia to eight-wicket win in Perth
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2nd Test: Kuldeep picks three as persistent India keep South Africa to 247/6
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Third CRPF cricket tournament begins in J&K’s Srinagar
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India thrash Australia to reach Women's T20 World Cup for the Blind final
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2nd Test: Steady 74-run stand between Stubbs, Bavuma takes South Africa to 156/2
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'They've in abundance': Jonty Rhodes backs Virat, Rohit for 2027 ODI World Cup
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2nd Test: Can expect interesting decisions from Pant’s instincts as captain, says Sundar
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2nd Test: India include Sai and Nitish, Muthusamy replaces Bosch as SA elect to bat
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Palak Muchhal posts beautiful haldi moments of brother Palaash before his wedding to cricketer Smriti Mandhana
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Nortje returns to South Africa squad for T20Is against India, Hermann included for ODIs
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Ashes: 19 wickets tumble on opening day as Australia trail by 49 runs
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2nd Test: South Africa will look to be ruthless and take on opportunities, says Bavuma
