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The defeat in Rajkot was a hard pill to swallow for the Indian team, but Suryakumar Yadav emphasized the importance of learning from the experience.
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Indian captain Rohit Sharma did not mince words post-match, expressing his frustration over the team's inability to maintain a consistent performance.
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This stunning catch also marked a significant milestone for Axar Patel, as it became his 50th wicket in T20 Internationals.
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While the Royals had expected dew to be a factor, it never materialized, leaving their batters to contend with a sticky wicket.
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Despite the setback, Pandya maintained a positive outlook, acknowledging the efforts of his bowling unit in keeping KKR's total within reach.
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When probed about the nature of their chat, Gill chose discretion over disclosure, remarking, "I think it would be better for both of us to keep that chat in private."
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The mistimed run was a gift for the Australian team, who had struggled to contain Mandhana's onslaught.
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The turning point came when Virat Kohli, the linchpin of India's batting lineup, fell victim to a precise delivery from Pat Cummins.
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India lead the five-match series 3-1 with the fifth and final ODI to be played in Nagpur on Sunday. But sadly for India, there's no perfect-ten.
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Kohli and Jadhav rattled up a sensational 200-run partnership for the fifth wicket to set up the platform after England set the hosts a stiff 351-run target.
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A masterclass from South African opener Quinton de Kock floored Australia in the first game of the five-match one-day international series at Centurion on Friday.
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Fourth-wicket partnership of 163 between Shoaib Malik (77) and Sarfraz Ahmed (90) turned the match in the Welsh capital their way.
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A distraught India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni blamed the two no-balls bowled to Lendl Simmons by Ravichandran Ashwin and Hardik Pandya for team's shock ouster from the World T20, here on Thursday.
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India had themselves to blame for the debacle as they made costly blunders while bowling and allowed Lendle Simmons three lives.
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Jason Roy's 44-ball 78 made England's chase a lightweight after Ben Stokes reduced New Zealand to 153/8.
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South Africa are virtually out of the tournament and their fate now hinges o the result of tomorrow's Super 10 Group 1 match against England and Sri Lanka at New Delhi.
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Earlier in the tournament, the 2009 champions had lost to India and New Zealand in the five-team group.
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England bowling attack finally came to the party and picked up wickets at regular intervals to restrict the fearless Afghans to 127 for nine.
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South Africa set a huge 210-run target, but Afghanistan could managed only 172.
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Both the teams have already exited the tournament.
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