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Spin is enough to beat Pakistan: Rumana Ahmed backs Bangladesh Women
Elaborating on her opinion on the Women in Green, the all-rounder reckoned that Bangladeshi spinners will be sufficient to tackle the opposition.
T20 World Cup: CP Rizwan and Vriitya Aravind confident of the United Arab Emirates doing well
The skipper Rizwan is confident of qualifying for the Super 8 round in the ICC event.
T20 World Cup 2022: Shane Watson picks his two favourites
The all-rounder believes that India’s victory against Australia in the recently concluded three-match T20I series makes them a strong contender.
Mohammad Rizwan throws light on his match-defining knock against England
Batting in the first innings, Pakistan posted 145 runs on the board courtesy of Rizwan who alone smacked 63 runs off 46 balls.
Ian Salisbury given a gardening leave following his dispute with Jack Carson
It is revealed that there was a non-cricketing dispute between the coach and Carson. The club is all set to set up an inquiry and take appropriate action.
'The Indian jersey will miss you': Mithali Raj pens a message for Jhulan Goswami
Former Indian skipper Mithali Raj is the latest to join the bandwagon as she posted a heartfelt note for the legend.
Sanjay Manjrekar decodes the reason behind Bhuvneshwar Kumar’s lean patch
Amidst the criticism, former Indian cricketer and commentator Sanjay Manjrekar has backed the seamer.
Sunil Gavaskar backs KL Rahul to bounce back from his lean patch
Reflecting on the opener’s performance in the just-concluded three-match series, the former skipper added that Rahul sacrificed his wicket.
Salman Butt urges Harshal Patel to bowl quicker
Though Harshal is a deceptive bowler, he becomes an easy target for the opposition once they understand his hand movements.
David Lloyd suggests two changes in the Mankad rule to avoid furore
Lloyd reckoned that there is no problem with a batter getting dismissed in the manner. However, the International Cricket Council needs to be a little more specific to avoid the
