India Vs West Indies
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West Indies vs India: Rohit Sharma and Co win series after Day 5 of second Test is rained out
This was India’s fifth consecutive series triumph in the West Indies, adding to previous wins in 2006, 2011, 2016 and 2019.
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Apart from the 30 minutes in the World Cup, 2019 been a great year for Indian cricket: Virat Kohli
India end the year ranked number one in Tests and second in ODIs, with the only regret being a World Cup semi-final defeat to New Zealand.
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Needed to prove to myself that I’m still capable of playing limited-overs cricket: Ravindra Jadeja
The all-rounder showed his batting chops with a crucial unbeaten 39 to take India home in the ODI series decider against West Indies.
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No way I’m stopping: After incredible 2019, Rohit Sharma vows to continue record-breaking batting
Rohit Sharma made 2442 runs, the record for an opener, with 10 centuries in international cricket in 2019.
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Ravindra Jadeja caps off his best year as a batsman with an impressive display against West Indies
The year 2019 marked another significant step in Jadeja’s evolution as an all-rounder whose batting skills can be trusted to come good more often than not.
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The finisher India never knew they had: Twitter reacts to Shardul Thakur’s series-winning cameo
The 28-year-old Mumbai cricketer smashed 17 runs off just six balls to give India a 4-wicket win and the ODI series against West Indies.
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Watch: Hyderabad police personnel dance with crowd during Ganesh immersion procession
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Watch: In Bengaluru, man gets pizza delivered to his car while it was stuck in traffic jam
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Watch: Pakistan cricket team gets warm welcome in Hyderabad as they arrive in India for World Cup
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Third ODI: Kohli stars in run-chase as India defeat West Indies in high-scoring series decider
Shardul Thakur, in the company of a composed Ravindra Jadeja (39*), smashed 17 runs off six balls to take India home in what was a tense finish to the game.
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Rohit Sharma sets new record for most international runs scored by an opener in a calendar year
Sharma is also at the top spot in the calendar run-scoring charts in ODIs with 1,490.
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Mohammed Shami reminds me of West Indies great Malcolm Marshall, says Sunil Gavaskar
The India pacer finished the year with a very impressive tally of 42 wickets, the best by any bowler in 2019.
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Third ODI: Pooran, Pollard’s quick-fire fifties power West Indies to 315/5 in series decider
West Indies managed 77 runs from the last five overs as the Indian pacers were expensive at the back end of the innings.
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Was a flamboyant player who never took responsibility but I’ve matured now, says Shreyas Iyer
The Mumbaikar showed his worth with half centuries in the first two One-day Internationals against the West Indies.
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Navdeep Saini replaces injured Deepak Chahar in India squad for final ODI against West Indies
The three-match ODI series between India and West Indies is tied at 1-1 with the final game to be played in Cuttack.
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The Field
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ICC Men’s ODI World Cup: Tamim Iqbal dropped in Shakib Al Hasan-led Bangladesh squad
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ISL: Mohun Bagan Super Giant edge past nine-man Bengaluru FC
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ICC Men’s ODI World Cup: Dasun Shanaka to continue leading Sri Lanka; Wanidu Hasaranga still not fit
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Asian Games, Wushu: Silver medallist Roshibina Devi unable to go back home due to Manipur violence
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Happy problem: As India peak in time for the World Cup, Dravid and Co have a problem of plenty