Former captain Sourav Ganguly feels that batsmen will hold key to India's chances in the upcoming five-Test series against England.
Stalkers, pesky neighbours couldn't curb Savita's resolveShe used to travel 30 kilometres from Jodhkan village to Maharaja Agrasain Girls Senior Secondary School in Sirsa town to hone her hockey skills - six times a week. The school was the only place near her village where there w… Read MoreThere is no technical deficiency in our batting: Virat KohliIndia captain Virat Kohli feels his team's mounting batting troubles are more mental than technical and has urged his fellow batsmen to "keep it simple" in the head to save ongoing Test series against England.
from Sports Ne… Read MoreNadal downs Tsitsipas to win Toronto MastersRafael Nadal held off a late surge from birthday boy Stefanos Tsitsipas to claim the 80th title of his career with victory at the Toronto Masters on Sunday.
from Sports News: Cricket News, Latest updates on Tennis, Football,… Read MoreWoakes says not right to compare him with StokesWoakes has been around for a while, but Stokes and Sam Curran had made things difficult for the 24-year-old when he was away from the game with a hamstring injury.
from Sports News: Cricket News, Latest updates on Tennis, Fo… Read MoreTeam's meek display reminds Engineer of 'Summer of 74'With the fall of every wicket at Lord's on Sunday afternoon, the whispers got louder: "This hurts more than the 42 all out." Back in 1974 at Lord's, the Indian team in their second innings, was all out for 42, which till date… Read More
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