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Mushfiqur Rahim makes Bangladesh history, becomes first to score 7,000 Test runs

Mushfiqur Rahim has made history by becoming the first Bangladeshi batsman to cross the 7,000-run mark in Test cricket. This memorable feat was achieved during the ongoing second Test match against West Indies in Sylhet. Known for his remarkable consistency, Rahim's journey since debuting in 2005 showcases his dedication, making him the most seasoned Test cricketer for Bangladesh with a total of 107 appearances.

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'Khawaja is 100% accurate': David Warner questions Sandpapergate investigation

David Warner has shown unwavering support for Usman Khawaja in light of fresh discussions surrounding the notorious 2018 Sandpaper Gate scandal. Khawaja's forthcoming autobiography suggests that more team members were involved in the ball-tampering scandal than initially admitted. Warner has voiced concerns over the integrity of the investigation, particularly since Khawaja was not interviewed, despite his presence during the incident.

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'Stay calm': NZ coach impressed by India's young pacers, tells batters to adapt

New Zealand's batting coach Luke Ronchi expressed admiration for India's young pace bowlers during the ongoing ODI series. He noted their ability to adapt their bowling techniques to challenging conditions that help them excel. Ronchi emphasised the importance of maintaining a calm mindset among batters in such difficult situations. He pointed out that scoring rates should not overshadow the need for strategic adjustments.

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Injury crisis hits NZ ahead of 3rd India ODI; Ferguson ruled out, Clarke called up

New Zealand are experiencing significant challenges regarding player injuries ahead of the third ODI against India. Lockie Ferguson is ruled out of the final two ODIs due to a calf injury he sustained previously. Blair Tickner is also unable to play immediately and must follow a stand-down protocol after being hit while batting. Kristian Clarke has been included in the squad to provide additional fast bowling options.

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Vaibhav Sooryavanshi's meteoric rise continues as Bihar hand him captaincy at 15

At just 15 years old, Vaibhav Sooryavanshi has been named the captain of the senior cricket team for Bihar. The Bihar Cricket Association revealed the squad for the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy, featuring 17 players, with Suraj Kashyap as vice-captain. The team's journey kicks off on November 14, following Sooryavanshi's standout performances in both the Indian Premier League and international T20 cricket.

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2nd Test: Hasan Mahmud's six-for not enough as West Indies take control

Hasan Mahmud shone on Day 2 of the second Test, taking six wickets and restricting West Indies to 356 runs. Bangladesh, however, faced difficulties with their batting, losing three key wickets for only 88 runs. Shadman Islam's ankle injury raised concerns as he was taken for an MRI. Meanwhile, Towhid Hridoy and Mushfiqur Rahim are working hard to stabilise the innings, but Bangladesh's path to victory remains challenging.

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Virat Kohli creates history! Becomes first to average 50-plus in all SENA countries

Virat Kohli has reached a remarkable achievement by maintaining an average above 50 across all four SENA nations. In the first ODI against New Zealand, he contributed 74 runs, leading India to a decisive victory. Moreover, he surpassed Sachin Tendulkar to become the highest run-scorer in ODI chases, matched Ricky Ponting's run tally versus New Zealand, and became the first player to hit 13,000 ODI runs from the No. 3 position.

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WPL schedule announced: Vadodara, Mumbai to host 5th edition; RCB vs MI in opener

The Board of Control for Cricket in India has officially unveiled the schedule for the eagerly awaited fifth edition of the Women's Premier League. Kicking off on January 14, 2027, the tournament will take place across the vibrant cities of Vadodara and Mumbai. Defending champions Royal Challengers Bengaluru will clash with the Mumbai Indians in the opening match.

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'One match doesn't decide a career': Anshul Kamboj's strong response to critics

Anshul Kamboj made a significant impact in India's ODI against New Zealand, skillfully taking two wickets and aiding in restricting the opponent to a modest score of 185. His disciplined bowling, emphasised through consistent lengths and a wobble seam delivery, was crucial. With contributions from Virat Kohli and Shubman Gill, India clinched the win by achieving the revised target.

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'He was annoying': Jacob Duffy's hilarious take on Virat Kohli after India's win

Jacob Duffy shed light on Virat Kohli's remarkable display during India's decisive five-wicket triumph over New Zealand in an ODI match. Scoring 74 runs off 51 balls, Kohli showcased his class against a struggling New Zealand side, which could only muster 180 runs. Duffy commended India’s bowlers for their efficient control, which made scoring notably tough, and recognised New Zealand's tenacious yet insufficiently aggressive play.

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Sachin Tendulkar's record gone! Virat Kohli creates history during India's NZ chase

During the rain-affected first ODI against New Zealand at Eden Park, Virat Kohli achieved remarkable feats, overtaking Sachin Tendulkar's long-standing record of 8,720 runs in chases. He mirrored Ricky Ponting's tally of 1,971 runs against New Zealand and became the first player to hit 13,000 runs batting at number three in ODIs. Kohli's stellar performance highlighted his consistent excellence, driving India to a celebrated victory.

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