2nd ODI: Martin Guptill, Ross Taylor propel New Zealand to 273/8 against India
Auckland: Martin Guptill and Ross Taylor smashed half-centuries to power New Zealand to a competitive 273 for eight in the ...
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Auckland: Martin Guptill and Ross Taylor smashed half-centuries to power New Zealand to a competitive 273 for eight in the ...
Read moreDetailsAuckland: India fielding coach R Sridhar Friday dismissed reports raising question marks over Kuldeep Yadav's fitness, saying the spinner is ...
Read moreDetailsAuckland: New Zealand opener Martin Guptill said Friday his team will look to pump up the aggression against Indian spinners ...
Read moreDetailsAuckland: Some of their bowling and fielding frailties exposed in the series-opener, India will aim for quick course correction when ...
Read moreDetailsHamilton: New Zealand batsman Ross Taylor Wednesday said their ODI side can deal with pressure situations a lot better than ...
Read moreDetailsHamilton: Stand-in skipper Tom Latham says building partnership and holding their nerves in the crucial moments helped New Zealand cross ...
Read moreDetailsHamilton: Ross Taylor got the hundred but India captain Virat Kohli said it was Tom Latham's 48-ball 69 that took ...
Read moreDetailsHamilton: Young batsman Shreyas Iyer's maiden ODI hundred went in vain as New Zealand defeated India by four wickets in ...
Read moreDetailsAuckland: Striker Navneet Kaur scored a brace to guide the Indian women's hockey team to a convincing 3-0 win over ...
Read moreDetailsHamilton: India produced a commanding batting performance to post a 347 for four in the first ODI against New Zealand ...
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There are tell-tale signs that the BJP has been shaken to its core following the upsurge of protests by the...
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It is a happy augury for Indian democracy that the country's young talents aspiring to join the legal profession have...
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In any democracy, the most disturbing threat to freedom is not always censorship. Sometimes it is the language used to...
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By Dilip Cherian India’s bureaucracy may be running short of one thing more important than babus: succession. The Centre’s decision...
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