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28-Nov-2019
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Sarah Taylor, an inspiration
The England wicketkeeper, one of the best in the world, recently retired after a long and illustrious career.
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14-Aug-2019
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India's ODI cricket journey
From nobodies in 1974 to unlikely underdogs in 1983 to disappointed favourites in the 2019 Cricket World Cup, the story of Indian ODIs.
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26-Jun-2019
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Wahab's love affair with World Cups
Pakistan fast bowler Wahab Riaz has always performed impressively at every Cricket World Cup that he has played in.
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21-Jun-2019
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West Indies: Not the dark horse that was hoped for
The West Indies started the 2019 Cricket World Cup full of promise and threatening upsets, but have not been able to impress since.
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31-May-2019
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Taylor & Williamson: The heart of New Zealand
Veteran Ross Taylor and captain Kane Williamson are the two most important batsmen for the Kiwis in the 2019 Cricket World Cup.
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07-May-2019
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Mankading: An unending debate
The most controversial incident in IPL 2019 brought back a debate that has been going on for more than a century.
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07-Feb-2019
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An interview with Tatenda Taibu
The Zimbabwe legend speaks to us being the youngest Test captain, playing cricket with the greats and his time as a coach.
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06-Feb-2019
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An interview with Prayas Ray Barman of RCB
We speak to the 16-year-old mystery spinner who Royal Challengers Bangalore picked up for Rs.1.5 crore at the 2019 IPL auction.
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05-Feb-2019
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Mithali Raj: 200 ODIs and beyond
India's greatest representative in women's cricket is still going strong, almost 20 years after she started playing.
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03-Jan-2019
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Pujara's role in India's away wins
The in form Cheteshwar Pujara played a key role in India's Test victories against South Africa, England and Australia in 2018.
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