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Sri Lanka probes allegations 2011 World Cup final was fixed
The island nation's 1996 World Cup-winning skipper Arjuna Ranatunga has also cast doubt on the result and previously called for an investigation.
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Australia set dates for COVID-threatened India cricket tour
The men's Tests against India are scheduled to start in Brisbane on 3 December, followed by Adelaide from 11 December, the Boxing Day Test in Melbourne and Sydney from 3 January.
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Australia topple India in Test rankings
Australia’s rise ended India’s stay at the top since October 2016 in the latest update, based on results over the past three years, which removes Virat Kohli and his men’s impressive 12-1 win-loss record in the 2016-17 period.
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Australian cricketers 'sucked up' to Kohli to save IPL deals: Clarke
Former Australia captain Michael Clarke said players were 'too scared' to play a normal game against India because of the influence of the world's wealthiest cricket tournament.
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India halts IPL, Proteas ODI tour as virus fears mount
While the country of 1.3 billion has reported just one death from coronavirus and 81 confirmed cases, the government has ordered measures against travel and public gatherings similar to the worst-hit nations.
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Rain washes out first India-South Africa one-day international
Morning rain over the Himalayan hill town forced a delay of the toss, and returned in the afternoon leaving umpires with no choice but to call the game off.
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De Kock: We go to India with a lot of confidence
Faf du Plessis and Rassie van der Dussen make their comebacks after being rested for the series against Australia.
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New Zealand thrash India by seven wickets to sweep series
The Black Caps dismissed the tourists for 124 in the first hour of the day before chasing down their 132-run victory target with half of the test to spare for the loss of three wickets.
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'Not good enough': Kohli has no excuses for heavy India Test loss
The world's top-ranked team crashed to a 10-wicket defeat in the first session of day four to snap a nine-Test unbeaten streak dating back to the 2018 Boxing Day Test in Melbourne.
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'Not good enough': Kohli has no excuses for heavy India Test loss
The world's top-ranked team crashed to a 10-wicket defeat in the first session of day four to snap a nine-Test unbeaten streak dating back to the 2018 Boxing Day Test in Melbourne.
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India stun champions Australia in explosive start to T20 World Cup
Australia restricted India to 132 for four and looked on course to run down their victory target when a half-century from Alyssa Healy got them nearly halfway there.
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India suffer ODI clean sweep in New Zealand
It is the first time India have been whitewashed in a bilateral ODI series of three or more matches since 1989 and the only time it has ever happened against New Zealand.
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India beat New Zealand by 6 wickets in Twenty20 opener
Talk of possible travel fatigue after only arriving in New Zealand three days ago, did not eventuate as Virat Kohli's men hauled in New Zealand's 203 for five with Rahul making 56 and Iyer unbeaten on 58.
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Tougher India learn to convert toss losses to match wins
Kohli said the World Cup semi-final loss to New Zealand last year after losing the toss and failing to chase down a moderate target had made had them stronger.
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India beat Australia to level one-day series
Despite Smith's 102-ball innings with a six and nine fours and Marnus Labuschagne's battling 46, Mohammed Shami came close to a hat-trick as India's pace attack took control and Australia were bowled out for 304 with five balls of the innings left.
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Australia crush India by 10 wickets in first ODI
Warner blasted 128 while captain Finch made 110 as Australia chased down their target of 256 in just 37.4 overs to take a 1-0 lead in the three-match series.
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Dhoni may quit ODIs and be in T20 World Cup mix - Shastri
Mahendra Singh Dhoni, who will turn 39 in July, quit test cricket in 2014 and has not played for India since taking a break after the team’s semi-finals exit at the 50-overs World Cup in July last year.
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Sharma 159 helps India draw level with West Indies
Rohit Sharma put on 227 runs with opening partner KL Rahul, who made 102, as India amassed 387 for five while batting first and went on to make the three-match series 1-1 in Visakhapatnam.
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Kohli asks butterfingers India to get a grip on catching woes
India, who had dropped five catches in the series opener on Friday, spilled three more on Sunday to allow West Indies to level the series 1-1 in Thiruvananthapuram.
