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Modern day batters aren't patient anymore: Kallis

Kallis, a modern day legend with 45 Test hundreds, only second to Sachin Tendulkar, said that jury is still our on whether offensive batting on decisive track is the way to go.

The Hindu

Test cricket is the real test of a player’s merit: Clive Lloyd

Sir Clive Lloyd, former West Indies captain, receives a warm reception in Kolkata and emphasizes the importance of Test cricket.

The Hindu

Nothing new or foreign to me: Steven Smith on opener role in Tests

Gearing up to open batting for Australia in Tests, Steve Smith on January 13 asserted that it was not a new role for him since he has the experience batting at No. 3 and he likes the challenge of facing the new ball.

The Hindu

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IND vs AFG | India eyes series win over Afghanistan as fringe players look to impress; Kohli to return

Afghanitan tour of India: India vs Afghanistan second Twenty20 international in Indore on January 14, 2024

The Hindu

Ollie Pope: ‘If the pitches in India spin from ball one we won’t complain’

The England vice-captain tells Ali Martin he is ready to step up if Ben Stokes suffers an injury and has learned from his previous struggles in India

The Guardian - UK

It was hostile environment in Ahmedabad in the WC match against India: Mickey Arthur

Former Pakistan team director, Mickey Arthur, reflects on the tough moments during the ODI World Cup match against India and the lack of support for the team, while defending his role as director and emphasizing the need for stability and trust within the team.

The Hindu

As franchise leagues kidnap the game, Test cricket must find windows: Mark Nicholas

Mark Nicholas, president of the MCC and renowned cricket commentator, discusses the future of Test cricket and the importance of the MCC's role in the game.

The Hindu

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India squad for England Tests announced; Dhruv Jurel gets first call-up as injury keeps Shami out

The Indian cricket team for the first two Tests against England announced, with Dhruv Jurel as the only new face.

The Hindu

India A dominate proceedings against England Lions on day one of practice game

India 'A' dominates England Lions in practice match with Rajat Patidar's unbeaten fifty and Manav Suthar's three wickets.

The Hindu

South Africa replace U19 cricket captain over pro-Israel comments before World Cup

David Teeger was set to lead South Africa at the home tournament, which begins on 19 January

The Independent UK

NZ vs PAK first T20I | Mitchell, Williamson, Southee propel New Zealand’s win over Pakistan

Pakistan tour of New Zealand: New Zealand vs Pakistan first Twenty20 international in Auckland on January 12, 2024

The Hindu

Presence of Kohli, Rohit will give India solidity in T20 World Cup: Suresh Raina

Contrary to the prevalent notion of it as a backward step, former India all-rounder Suresh Raina termed the selection of veterans Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli into the national squad for the T20I series against Afghanistan as a wise call with the World Cup fast approaching.

The Hindu

More logic than conspiracy in Cameron Bancroft’s Test squad omission

While some western observers might like to assume an agenda, the facilitation of Cameron Green’s return makes cricketing sense.

The Guardian - AU

Tom Hartley ready to perform in India after England take ‘bit of a punt’ on him

Hartley took 19 wickets at a modest 44.84 apiece in last year’s LV= Insurance County Championship.

The Independent UK

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The Guardian - UK

Jeetan Patel: ‘We want excitement levels high when we hit that first Test’

England assistant coach on the challenge awaiting young spinners in India, his coaching philosophy, and why the team are preparing in Abu Dhabi

The Hindu

Rohit-Jaiswal combination to continue at opening slot: Rahul Dravid

India head coach Rahul Dravid confirmed on Wednesday that the team will persist with Rohit Sharma and Yashasvi Jaiswal as openers in the run-up to the T20 World Cup, underlining the importance of a left-right pair at the pole position.

The Hindu

Ind vs Afg T20 | Opportunity for aspirants to stake a claim for T20 World Cup spots

The 3-match T20 series against Afghanistan is India’s last series in the shortest format before the T20 World Cup in June, and it offers hope for some aspirants, opportunities for the regulars and the desperate.

The Hindu

Players need to be flexible because not much time to prepare for T20I WC: Dravid

The three-match series against Afghanistan beginning in Mohali on January 11 will be India’s final T20 International assignment ahead of the T20 International World Cup

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The Independent UK

Australia’s divisive Steve Smith selection ensures sandpaper scandal still casting shadow

Specialist opener Cameron Bancroft has been overlooked as Smith moves up the order to replace the retired David Warner, Harry Latham-Coyle outlines how the three primary antagonists remain intertwined six years on from the ball-tampering affair in Cape Town

Evening Standard

India keeper Dinesh Karthik joins England Lions coaching staff as Graeme Swann and Ian Bell continue roles

The Lions will play three four-day matches alongside England's Test series against India

Al Jazeera

Preview: India vs Afghanistan – T20 cricket series

India’s star batters return to the T20 side in the three-match series against Afghanistan, starting on January 11.

The Guardian - UK

As Warner bids farewell, Anderson returns to the treadmill in India

While others leave the stage the 41-year-old heads to India for another assignment – but he needs to end his slump in form

The Hindu

Cape Town Test | Sport, like art, need not make sense; it can be enjoyed still

You can put down the below-par performances in the Cape Town Test to technical deficiencies in batting, yet you come to the philosophical question: Can we really know anything for certain? Also, does everything have to make sense? Read Suresh Menon’s Between Wickets column by subscribing to The Hindu.

The Hindu

I have never seen anything better than what Tendulkar, Azharuddin did at Newlands: Conrad

hukri Conrad has seen it all. He played cricket before and after the apartheid in South Africa. “Let’s say I played in the White side and yes, I played in the non-White side,” Conrad told The Hindu. “And then I was involved when unity came along. A little bit of…

The Hindu

IND vs AFG | Biting cold, chilly winds and dew-soaked outfield await series-opener

MOHALIBiting cold and chilly breeze failed to deter the Afghanistan cricketers from opting for a lengthy net session at the PCA ground here on Tuesday. No doubt, the Afghans are well equipped to deal with these conditions back home but discomfort was writ large on the faces of many players.…

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