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    Pakistan falter as India record face-saving win
    Pakistan, resilient, clinical and professional all through their current tour of India, sacrificed those virtues on Sunday (January 6), throwing away a golden chance of completing the first whitewash in India-Pakistan One-Day International......
    Games like these get the team together: Dhoni
    Fuelled by a wonderful display in the field, India salvaged something from a series gone horribly wrong, edging out Pakistan by ten runs in a low-scoring thriller in the final One-Day International in......
    Misbah says India’s fielding made the difference
    Misbah-ul-Haq termed India’s fielding in the final One-Day International in New Delhi on Sunday (January 6) as the difference between the two teams in a low-scoring contest that India won by 10 runs to reduce Pakistan’s margin of victory......
    Important to back the players we have: Dhoni
    Mahendra Singh Dhoni’s mask of inscrutability and composure slipped, understandable in light of the turmoil due to recent results, but the slip was so brief that if you weren’t looking closely, you could......
    Our fast bowling has made the difference: Misbah
    Misbah-ul-Haq credited Pakistan’s excellent performance on their current tour of India to the mental strength and resolve of his players, adding that the difference between the two teams had been Pakistan’s fast bowling......
    Players feel the chill as temperature plummets
    It has been a bitterly cold winter in New Delhi, with Friday night (January 4) recording the lowest minimum temperature in the last six years at 2.7 degree Celsius. Saturday was marginally better with......
    Dhoni doubtful as India look to end series on a high
    The series might have been won and lost, but there is no such thing as a dead rubber when it comes to an India versus Pakistan contest. Pakistan came into this short tour of India having lost three of......
    Nasir Jamshed looks all set to go “a long way”
    History will attest that India’s bowlers have had problems against left-handed batsmen. There is a long list of such individuals who have tormented India for years at a stretch, not least Sanath Jayasuriya and Saeed Anwar,......
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    Sehwag: Break or Breakup?
    Anjali Doshi | 22 January 2013
    The story of Virender Sehwag getting dropped from the one-day side was somewhat lost in the aftermath of Sachin Tendulkar’s one-day retirement, and India’s relentless schedule that allows little scope for reflection and......
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    Runs, ruins, maidens and catches
    Mohandas Menon | 18 January 2013
    India’s recent loss in the One-Day International series to Pakistan was a surprising result for many. Notwithstanding the home Test series loss to England that preceded the Pakistan series, India were still considered......
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    Old is always gold
    Mohandas Menon | 11 January 2013
    The years 2011 and 2012 were strewn with the retirements of some of the biggest names of modern cricket, including Ricky Ponting and Sachin Tendulkar, who announced his retirement from the limited-overs game......
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    End of the ODI road for Sehwag?
    Saurabh Somani | 8 January 2013
    When news trickled in that Virender Sehwag was not part of the Delhi team that was taking on England in their second warm-up fixture at the Feroze Shah Kotla on Tuesday (January 6),......
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    Lionheart Shami rises to the challenge
    Manoj Narayan | 6 January 2013
    “This boy, with this attitude, is going to go places,” says WV Raman, coach of the Bengal Ranji team, of Shami Ahmed, the 22 year-old who set the 2012-13 Ranji Trophy alight with......
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