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Siraj Hails Lively Ahmedabad Pitch After Helping India Bowl WI Out for 162 on Day 1: 'Very Excited to Bowl on It'

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Siraj Hails Lively Ahmedabad Pitch After Helping India Bowl WI Out for 162 on Day 1: 'Very Excited to Bowl on It'

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Mohammed Siraj carried on from where he left off in England as he headlined India's clinical bowling performance on Day 1 of the first Test against West Indies in Ahmedabad with a haul of 4/40.See the Story

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Mohsin Naqvi Says India Is Still 'Welcome' to Receive Asia Cup From Him

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ISLAMABAD (AP) — A top official of the Asian Cricket Council insisted on Wednesday that India is “welcome” to collect the Asia Cup trophy from him.See the Story

Namibia and Zimbabwe Book 2026 T20 World Cup Berths

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Namibia and Zimbabwe Book 2026 T20 World Cup Berths

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Namibia and Zimbabwe sealed places at the 2026 T20 Cricket World Cup scheduled for next February in India and Sri Lanka with victories in their respective semi-finals at the African qualifiers being staged in Harare on Thursday.Namibia eased to a 63-run victory over Tanzania thanks to an unbeaten 61 from 43 b See the Story

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