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सूर्यकुमार यादव के T20 WC प्रदर्शन पर WV रमन: सामरिक रूप से मजबूत, हिटिंग ज़ोन के बारे में स्पष्टता है

सूर्यकुमार यादव के T20 WC प्रदर्शन पर WV रमन: सामरिक रूप से मजबूत, हिटिंग ज़ोन के बारे में स्पष्टता है

दक्षिण अफ्रीका को नीदरलैंड्स से मिली करारी हार के बाद भारत को रविवार को ऑस्ट्रेलिया में चल रहे आईसीसी टी20 विश्व कप के सेमीफाइनल में जगह मिल गई। पूर्व कप्तान विराट कोहली ने टूर्नामेंट में भारत के शानदार प्रदर्शन में मदद करने वाले सूर्यकुमार यादव की महत्वपूर्ण भूमिका निभाई है। बुधवार का पूरा एपिसोड देखें WV . के साथ सुपर -12 के चरण में, सूर्यकुमार ने पांच पारियों में 225 रन बनाए हैं और उनका औसत…

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Gautam Gambhir is currently the favourite to become the head coach of the senior men's team, pipping former women's team head coach WV Raman.

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Gautam Gambhir's Competitor WV Raman Shares 2-Word Post Amid Battle For India Coach Job

Because the Board of Management for Cricket in India (BCCI) intensifies its hunt for the brand new head coach, Gautam Gambhir and W V Raman are reportedly locked in an intense battle for the place. The Cricket Advisory Committee (CAC) interviewed the 2 candidates for the function on Tuesday, and the second spherical will happen on Wednesday. Whereas Gambhir is alleged to be the favorite for the job, Raman's presentation impressed CAC probably the most. Amid the tight battle for the function Rahul Dravid is ready to vacate this month, Raman additionally shared a cryptic 2-word put up that received the social media buzzing. "Oh Expensive", posted Raman on X (previously Twitter) on Tuesday night time. What precisely the previous Indian ladies' crew coach is implying with the put-up, nevertheless, is not but recognized.   Oh pricey!! — WV Raman (@wvraman) June 18, 2024 The interviews occurred over Zoom name with Gambhir, Raman, and CAC head Ashok Malhotra attending it just about. "Sure, Gambhir appeared for the interview with the CAC. One spherical of discussions occurred right this moment. There may be one other spherical anticipated tomorrow," a BCCI supplier instructed PTI. "Raman was interviewed after Gambhir. It was additionally on Zoom. He additionally gave his presentation on his imaginative and prescient street map of Indian cricket. The interview lasted for around 40 minutes. There have been some preliminary questions by the committee earlier than they regarded on the presentation," the supply knowledgeable. Gambhir is believed to be the one candidate who's in competition and the announcement of his identity is a mere formality, which may occur within the subsequent 48 hours. The specifics of his interplay with CAC chairman Malhotra and his colleagues Jatin Paranjpe and Sulakshana Naik weren't instantly recognized. Each Paranjpe and Naik are primarily based in Mumbai. The dialogue, it's believed, was focused on the street map he has in thoughts for the subsequent three years, which can function in three ICC tournaments through codecs. There may be an Apex Council assembly on Tuesday night and it's understood that BCCI secretary Jay Shah will apprise the members of the coach choice course earlier than the ultimate announcement is made. The CAC can interview several candidates for the North Zone selector's place. The 42-year-old Gambhir lately guided Kolkata Knight Riders to the IPL trophy because of the crew's mentor. Present India coach Rahul Dravid might be stepping down on the finish of the crew's T20 World Cup marketing campaign within the Americas. The aspect is at the moment in Barbados for the Tremendous 8 matches after remaining unbeaten within the group league stage. It would tackle Afghanistan on Thursday. With PTI Inputs Matters talked about in this article Source link Read the full article

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India Head Coach Interview LIVE Updates: Gautam Gambhir Not Alone In Fray, WV Raman's Presentation Impresses BCCI

India Head Coach Interview LIVE Updates: Gautam Gambhir and WV Raman© BCCI/IPL BCCI Announcement India Head Coach LIVE: The race to become the next Indian cricket team coach has become interesting suddenly. Initially there were reports that Gautam Gambhir was the only candidate who would give the interview. However, on Tuesday, several news agencies and publications reported that Gambhir has…

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RR vs KKR: IPL 2024 Expected Lineup, Live Toss, 100% Prediction & Which Team Will Win?

Match Preview

This coming Sunday, match number 70 of the Indian Premier League (IPL) will take place at the Barsapara Stadium in Guwahati. The event will feature the Rajasthan Royals (RR) competing against the Kolkata Knight Riders.

After securing a spot in the playoffs with 16 points, the Royals have begun to struggle at the business end of the campaign, as they have lost four matches in a row. On the other side, KKR (19 points) have already secured a top spot in the standings after a washout against the Gujarat Titans in Ahmedabad in the previous round earned them one point. This has allowed them to secure their position as the top team on the table.

 

RR vs KKR: Pitch Report

Barsapara Cricket Stadium

This is the thirteenth venue of the season, marking the highest number in an Indian Premier League season. With side limits of 63 metres and 60 metres and a straight boundary measuring 73 metres, this location has historically been a relatively high-scoring event. The pitch that we are playing on is made of black earth, and it is hard and rolls really well. "Certainly a surface on which a great number of runs can be scored," Deep Dasgupta and WV Raman remarked before the match between RR and PBKS, which was the last match ever played at the stadium and also the first match ever played there.

In spite of the fact that the pitch has a few fractures, it normally plays far better than it seems to. In the previous year, the team that batted first won both of these games. However, in a match between India and Australia that took place at this venue, Australia chased a massive score of 222 in the last over. This is something that teams want to accomplish because, while they are pursuing it, they are under pressure. They continued by saying, "There are a lot of runs to be had here, regardless of when you bat on the pitch."

RR chose to bat first in the match, and they ended up scoring 144/9 in 20 overs (overs). It was the pacers of PBKS who took six wickets, while the pacers themselves took two wickets. In response, Punjab was able to knock down the goal in 18.5 overs, losing five wickets in the process. There were three wickets taken by RR pacers. During the last five Twenty20 matches, the average total score has been 182 runs. Over the last five years, teams that won the toss have chosen to bowl first 61 percent of the time.

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[ad_1] Ravichandran Ashwin, in the latest episode of  Sportstar’s ‘Wednesdays with WV Raman’, shared his thoughts about being a cricketer, what makes Ravindra Jadeja an excellent player and how his cricketing acumen has served him well over the years. Ashwin, who is India’s second-highest wicket-taker in Tests with 489 scalps, is often considered one of the best off-spinners to grace the game. Often known not to mince his words, Ashwin said that while Virat Kohli is the most “cerebral cricketer” in the world today, the one he is envious of is Ravindra Jadeja. “Jadeja’s journey and mine are extremely contrasting. Jadeja can put a ball on the same spot day in and day out, be extremely athletic on the field, be extremely simple with the bat and be a million dollars on most days. I cannot afford to do that,” Ashwin said. [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zf6ZyeJMnqk[/embed]“For some reason, for a long time, I couldn’t express this to him. But I found a way to do so recently. There’s a constant tussle between us as well about who is better than the other. But the fact is that we don’t exist without the other. Without Jadeja there is no Ashwin, without Ashwin, there’s no Jadeja. But the fact is that he is extremely good at keeping it simple, not overthinking or being curious,” he added. “He cannot be who he is if he is constantly overthinking. This is a classic case of two people plying similar trades and finding success in their own ways. Curiosity worked for me, but it need not be everyone’s cup of tea. My environment was very supportive of me being curious and asking questions. [This] might not be the case with others.”Cricketing intelligenceApart from his proficiency in spin bowling, Ashwin is hailed for his understanding of the game. “Intelligence has served me well. Without exhibiting my intelligence, I would have probably accumulated a lot more laurels. I might have not put people in an uncomfortable or insecure position,” he said.ALSO READ: Ben Stokes undergoes knee surgery ahead of India tour“When I did exhibit my intelligence, my intention was not to exhibit it. I wanted to have an interesting conversation, which then may have turned sour. If somebody gave me another chance to live my 20 years all over again, the only change I would make is to pick and choose what to say when and to whom and what to ask when and to whom.”“That’s the only thing I’d change with maturity because, without intelligence or curiosity, I would have lost interest in playing this game. This is the sole essence of me having played this game for so long.”Focusing on the positivesAshwin recalled WV Raman’s advice right before the former was about to break into the India team.“I still remember the conversation you had with me in 2008-09 during the Ranji season. I had a great first year for TN, then I had a middling second year because of injury. The third year was ok, not great. Not sure if this was during the break of the third season. You came up to me and said - Ashwin there are two ways your life can go from here. Either you take off from here and don’t look back or you just settle down here and become another routine first-class cricketer. Not saying you won’t be a great first-class cricketer, but you’ll stay here. You said it was a big year for my career, either it would be a year of stagnation or one where I leap forward,” he said.“I was driving back home. I remember I had a second-hand Santro then. I was listening to the radio, and one of my favourite songs was playing. I remember not paying attention to the song as my mind was stuck in that conversation. ‘Why did he say what he said?’ ‘Does he not want me in the team?’ These thoughts were all but natural because as a cricketer, you are taught all your life to not trust anything people say.” ALSO READ: IND vs AUS: Ruturaj Gaikwad’s century showed the future is indeed looking bright for Indian cricket “There’s a massive insecurity among cricketers that everyone is just here to take your spot and no one is here to do good for you and very few people come and do good for you. I kept thinking about this and eventually got home. Chepauk to West Mambalam is about a 20-25-minute drive, and I had not listened to one line of music. I was only thinking about you and your intentions. I came back and ate my food. I then realised that in whatever you said, there wasn’t an inch of a gain for you.”“You didn’t have to say that to me. The thought process I was going through was very negative, and I had a long think about why I chose to fixate on the negative when the first thing you said is I could soar upwards. From then on, whenever I had insecurity in life, I’ve made it a point to only focus on the positives and keep the negatives down. I did move ahead after that year. [ad_2] Source link

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Cricket Kathas by Mahesh Kutty; a fantastic compilation of fascinating stories. A must read.

When it rains, it pours. This is a common saying, and I experienced this in my cricket reading. Suddenly, i have three terrific publications to go through, The Great Indian Cricket Circus by Abhishek Mukherjee and Joy Bhattacharya, The Miracle makers, Indian Cricket’s greatest Epic by Bharat Sundareshan with Gaurav Joshi, and Cricket Kathas by Mahesh Kutty. I have also just pre-ordered WV Raman’s…

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WV Raman Demands 'Better Exit' For Cheteshwar Pujara New Delhi: In the squad announced by... #usa #uk

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“Done With BCCI, May Look For Opportunities Abroad,” Says Murali Vijay Taking A Dig At The BCCI

“Done With BCCI, May Look For Opportunities Abroad,” Says Murali Vijay Taking A Dig At The BCCI

Murali Vijay, former team India’s test batter, has taken a sharp dig at the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) as he said he is now looking for cricketing opportunities abroad after being done with the Indian cricket board.  In the interview with WV Raman, Vijay expressed his desire to play competitive cricket again, after being axed from the Indian side for nearly four years.  Notably,…

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All the sides that Washington Sundar plays for should make better use of his batting ability: WV Raman

All the sides that Washington Sundar plays for should make better use of his batting ability: WV Raman

Get every cricket update! Follow us on After securing the T20I series, team India were handed a seven-wicket defeat in the first ODI of the series against New Zealand in Auckland. Batting first, the Shikhar Dhawan-led side posted 306 on board after 50 overs but in the end, Tom Latham and Kane Williamson chased down the total with ease. Now, despite losing the game, there were multiple positives…

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Gautam Gambhir's Competitor WV Raman Shares 2-Word Post Amid Battle For India Coach Job

Because the Board of Management for Cricket in India (BCCI) intensifies its hunt for the brand new head coach, Gautam Gambhir and W V Raman are reportedly locked in an intense battle for the place. The Cricket Advisory Committee (CAC) interviewed the 2 candidates for the function on Tuesday, and the second spherical will happen on Wednesday. Whereas Gambhir is alleged to be the favorite for the job, Raman's presentation impressed CAC probably the most. Amid the tight battle for the function Rahul Dravid is ready to vacate this month, Raman additionally shared a cryptic 2-word put up that received the social media buzzing. "Oh Expensive", posted Raman on X (previously Twitter) on Tuesday night time. What precisely the previous Indian ladies' crew coach is implying with the put-up, nevertheless, is not but recognized.   Oh pricey!! — WV Raman (@wvraman) June 18, 2024 The interviews occurred over Zoom name with Gambhir, Raman, and CAC head Ashok Malhotra attending it just about. "Sure, Gambhir appeared for the interview with the CAC. One spherical of discussions occurred right this moment. There may be one other spherical anticipated tomorrow," a BCCI supplier instructed PTI. "Raman was interviewed after Gambhir. It was additionally on Zoom. He additionally gave his presentation on his imaginative and prescient street map of Indian cricket. The interview lasted for around 40 minutes. There have been some preliminary questions by the committee earlier than they regarded on the presentation," the supply knowledgeable. Gambhir is believed to be the one candidate who's in competition and the announcement of his identity is a mere formality, which may occur within the subsequent 48 hours. The specifics of his interplay with CAC chairman Malhotra and his colleagues Jatin Paranjpe and Sulakshana Naik weren't instantly recognized. Each Paranjpe and Naik are primarily based in Mumbai. The dialogue, it's believed, was focused on the street map he has in thoughts for the subsequent three years, which can function in three ICC tournaments through codecs. There may be an Apex Council assembly on Tuesday night and it's understood that BCCI secretary Jay Shah will apprise the members of the coach choice course earlier than the ultimate announcement is made. The CAC can interview several candidates for the North Zone selector's place. The 42-year-old Gambhir lately guided Kolkata Knight Riders to the IPL trophy because of the crew's mentor. Present India coach Rahul Dravid might be stepping down on the finish of the crew's T20 World Cup marketing campaign within the Americas. The aspect is at the moment in Barbados for the Tremendous 8 matches after remaining unbeaten within the group league stage. It would tackle Afghanistan on Thursday. With PTI Inputs Matters talked about in this article Source link Read the full article

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[ad_1] NEW DELHI: On September 25, the Indian women's cricket team secured their first-ever gold medal at the Asian Games, thanks to a stellar performance in the final. The team, led by Ruturaj Gaikwad, is now aiming to make it two gold medals in cricket for India at the multi-sport event. WV Raman, the former India men's cricketer and former head coach of the women's team, shared his insights on the Indian men's team selected for the Asian Games in an exclusive interaction organized by Sony Sports Network.Asian Games Day 3Could you talk about your initial analysis of the Indian men’s team selected for the Asian Games?What is this suddenly happening there? So many (batting) left-handers. I'm glad about it though. But still there's been a view that's been floating around which says that ‘not enough left-handers in the main side’ and here you see about six-seven left-handers. You got (Yashasvi) Jaiswal, Rinku (Singh), Shahbaz (Ahmed) Tilak Varma, plus Venkatesh Iyer in the stand-bys.It never ends, is it? There are quite a lot of left-handers, and in fact it will be easy to talk about right-handers, as the topic will end soon. But keeping light-hearted things apart, it's a very good side. It's a strong side as well because all of them have been really doing well in all formats that they've been playing - be it the IPL, domestic cricket or sporadic appearances for the main side. They've been doing really well, so it's a very strong side and quite obviously I would expect them to come back with the gold medal.In the team, there are players like Yashasvi, Tilak, Mukesh Kumar, and Rinku Singh who did well in their initiation into T20Is this year. How do you think having a good entry into international cricket will help them to excel in this competition?The basic idea is to try and keep honing their competitive edge as it were. It’s because if you have played for the country and then suddenly you don't play competitive cricket for a while, then obviously it's like starting from scratch. But I think the basic idea is to try and keep themselves going in competitive cricket.Yes, nothing like playing international cricket. But this is also international cricket in a way. If you're talking about playing against sites from within the subcontinent, you will get a good workout, mentally, technically, and tactically. It’s because most of the sides that you come across at different levels from within the subcontinent are quite strong and talented, so it'll be very competitive.So there's no harm in making these guys play in the Asian Games. Even though they played for the country, it'll only keep them alert and in the loop so that in case any of these cricketers are required for the senior side, then it becomes easy for them because the selectors and team management will be aware of what it is they've been doing recently.This team is going to be captained by Ruturaj Gaikwad, who recently made a fine 71 against Australia in Mohali ODI. How do you see him faring in this leadership role?What I see in Ruturaj Gaikwad is the ability to be able to play all three formats. I also see a good temperament in him, and he’s also come through the ranks step-by-step, which means that he's not been suddenly catapulted out of perhaps a good IPL season or two. He's played in all the formats for his state. He's been performing well and he also seems to be good at reading the game as a batter.Yes, he's been doing that, but the fact that he belongs to CSK and he tracks quite a bit with MS (Dhoni) would have enhanced his thinking and it also would've added to acumen, which is really good. I think he will make a good candidate as a leader and as a captain. I see him really playing all the formats for India in the future and also possibly, he may even go up to leading the side one day.The men’s T20 competition at the Asian Games is happening at a time when the Men’s ODI World Cup will be happening in India. Your opinion on India showing its capability of fielding two different squads in two competitions happening around the same time?It gives us a measure of how strong the system is and gives us a measure of what kind of depth we have as far as talent is concerned in this country. It's also good that these cricketers are going to play in the Asian games and will get game time, as I said earlier. It’s because if they are not to be concurrent, who knows how many of them would've been going to play in the Asian games.In a way, this is giving them opportunities and not making them stay idle for a period of time. The other side of the coin would be that obviously we would want the best team to play when India plays in the Asian games. But I don't see anything lacking in this side either. Even though it is perhaps rated as the next best team because the main team is playing the World Cup.When you have a World Cup happening and you also have another tournament happening, it's obviously difficult for the best side to be present in both places. So this side is good enough and is possibly going to churn out a lot more players for the main team in the next cycle of the WTC.This is also the first time the side is participating in a men's cricket competition in the Asian Games. How do you see this group of players adjusting and soaking in the experience of being in a multi-sport event?They'll get to learn a lot and the first thing that will be different for them is that they'll get to meet a lot of talented athletes and sports persons from across the country in other disciplines, which will also give them a lot of opportunities to interact and understand what goes on in the other sporting circles.They've been obviously traveling for bilateral series or for a World Cup and they only get to interact with cricketers. But here it is a chance to interact with athletes from different sports. It will be a revelation for them because they get to see a lot of good things when they're going with their team and the people they're familiar with. But they will have to see what happens otherwise in life as well.I say this from a personal experience, when we were on a tour of New Zealand in 1990, the Commonwealth games was happening then, and the entire contingent was traveling in the same flight. When we got to talking to them, there were a lot of things that we learned which would not have happened otherwise.Similarly, this will also help the cricketers playing in the Asian games to understand what happens in other sports, what the facilities are like, as well as to understand what it is that they have and what it is that they don't have.Also, they will also feel what it is to be in a different kind of atmosphere, like who knows the accommodation might be completely different to what they're used to. So all these things would provide for a lot of learnings and I'm sure being the sports persons they are, the cricketers will come out richer in every way after participating in the Asian games.What are the challenges you feel the Indian team will face from other major nations like Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Afghanistan?This side will have to be aware of one thing - that there's a lot of talent in the other countries also. If they're going to be complacent, they're going to be taken by surprise. It's one thing that they're allowed to realise before they get onto the field of play. Yes, we do boast of rich talent in our country, but we cannot take the talent of other countries lightly as well.We saw quality cricketers playing in that Emerging Asia Cup as well, even though the other countries resorted to sending a few cricketers who already played for their senior side in that tournament. Bangladesh, Afghanistan, all these countries have a lot of talent in their ranks.So if our guys, I mean the Indian side, becomes a little bit complacent, they'll pay a huge price. That's the only challenge that I see otherwise in terms of the composition of the side, in terms of talent and relative cricketing experience, we really stack up well.This squad has two wicketkeeper-batters in Jitesh Sharma and Prabhsimran Singh. Who do you think will be the preferred pick for the competition from a finisher perspective?You got Rinku Singh, so that's one slot straight away. Between Prabhsimran and Jitesh, I'll go for Jitesh, because Prabhsimran is more of an opener and he has to have runs under his belt; he has to really tonk the spinners. That's something that you can't really blame him for because he is used to opening right from his Under-16 days.Jitesh Sharma has been fantastic not only in terms of his consistency, but also in terms of reading the situation and playing according to the situation, even though he might perhaps get to play anywhere between three to 20 deliveries. So, in all those situations that he's encountered in the IPL, he has done extraordinarily well. Also, personally, I feel that cricket and wicketkeeping skills wise, I think Jitesh at the moment will perhaps have an edge over Prabhsimran.How do you think a resource like Washington Sundar, who has been back to playing after recovering from a hamstring injury sustained in IPL 2023, should be utilised by the Indian team in the Asian Games?I want to make a point here. We've been talking about lack of all-rounders, but here we have a very good potential all-rounder in Washington Sundar. Unfortunately, what has happened is, despite the fact that he's proved his batting credentials, time and again in all formats, in the limited opportunities he got, he is not being encouraged.We have to try and utilize the resources we have to our best. It's only then we are going to get what we need, come the tough situations. Otherwise we'll still be talking about no all-rounders and finishers are there; no number four is there. It's a case of us utilising our resources to the best possible and it is going to give us what we need.The live coverage of India's Asian Games men's cricket campaign will happen from October 3 on Sony Sports Network channels & will be streamed live on Sony LIV.(With IANS inputs)!(function(f, b, e, v, n, t, s) )( window, document, 'script', ); [ad_2] Source link

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Instead of leading from the front, Virat Kohli should inspire others to bring out the best: WV Raman

Instead of leading from the front, Virat Kohli should inspire others to bring out the best: WV Raman

Indian skipper Virat Kohli may be struggling for form in the ongoing Test series against England but former Test cricketer-turned-commentator WV Raman feels he needs to lead others from behind rather than leading from the front. Must try “If I were Virat’s coach, I would have told him: ‘Virat (Kohli), it is enough to lead from the front. Just try and nudge others from behind and ask them to do…

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