VVS Laxman wants long rope for ‘match-winner’ Rishabh Pant
Mumbai: Former batsman VVS Laxman believes Rishabh Pant can be a match-winner for India in the T20 format. He said ...
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Mumbai: Former batsman VVS Laxman believes Rishabh Pant can be a match-winner for India in the T20 format. He said ...
Read moreDetailsSydney: Former cricketer VVS Laxman has slammed crowd racism after concerns were once again raised by the Indian team in ...
Read moreDetailsNew Delhi: Former cricketer VVS Laxman believes star batsman Rohit Sharma, who will most likely replace opener Mayank Agarwal in ...
Read moreDetailsMelbourne: Former cricketer VVS Laxman Saturday praised Ajinkya Rahane's leadership on the opening day of the Boxing Day Test as ...
Read moreDetailsNew Delhi: Cricket fraternity Sunday took to Twitter to extend birthday wishes to former India batsman VVS Laxman who has ...
Read moreDetailsNew Delhi: India fast bowler Umesh Yadav Sunday revealed he was terrified when he got to know that he would ...
Read moreDetailsNew Delhi: VVS Laxman Friday paid a tribute to Virender Sehwag, saying the former Indian opener had immense self-belief and ...
Read moreDetailsNew Delhi: V.V.S Laxman has paid a rich tribute to Rahul Dravid, saying the former India skipper was the ultimate ...
Read moreDetailsNew Delhi: Former India cricketers Anil Kumble and VVS Laxman are hopeful that the 13th edition of the Indian Premier ...
Read moreDetailsNew Delhi: Former India all-rounder Yuvraj Singh brought back the memories of the days when mobile phones were not in ...
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China’s President Xi Jinping now finds himself in an enviable position enjoying kind of a special superpower status as countries,...
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For an economy plagued by multiple ailments – a daily depreciating currency, growing household debt, high unemployment and inequality, exodus...
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By Aakar Patel As a democratic society, it is expected that India’s authorities follow the rule of law. This includes...
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By Dilip Cherian Three hours is barely enough time for a working lunch in New Delhi. Yet when UAE President...
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