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India need to improve how they play left-arm seamers: Wasim …
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· Mohammed Amir in the Champions Trophy final, Trent Boult in the World Cup semi-final, Shaheen Afridi in T20 World Cup fixture and now Reece Topley in the England ODIs. India and the struggle against left-arm seamers continues. The Men in Blue have found going tough against left-arm quicks and the top-order comprising of Rohit ...
Topley picks six; India’s top-order collapse - The Indian Express
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· The memories of Mohammed Amir and Shaheen Shah Afridi were whipped up, but Topley was far less quicker, but quite sharp nonetheless and generates bounce with his 6 foot 7 inches frame. The next wicket had an element of good fortune, as he had Dhawan caught down the leg-side of a harmless ball, though the result owed to stifling lengths Topley ...
Babar Azam's tweet for Virat Kohli: A look back at 5 great
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· Ahead of the T20 WC match between India and Pakistan at Kolkata's Eden Gardens, Kohli had gifted his bat to Pakistan fast-bowler Mohammed Amir. The incident happened on the eve of the game in a practice session. Kohli was seen having a fun conversation with Amir and Shahid Afridi before he gifted his bat to the pacer.
Don't see it as concern: Rohit Sharma plays down India's worries ...
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· Be it Mohammed Amir, Trent Boult, and Shaheen Afridi, it is no secret that left-arm fast bowlers have proven to be India's nemesis on the biggest stage. Going into the T20 World Cup, it is undoubtedly India's biggest worry. Obed McCoy gave fans of the Rohit Sharma-led side a reminder of their perennial weakness. The West Indies pacer ...
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