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Cricket | December 27, 2017 20:05 ISTTest matches in South Africa have always been tough for India, who have never won a Test series there.
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Test matches in South Africa have always been tough for India, who have never won a Test series there.
India are scheduled to play three Tests, ODIs and three T20Is in a lengthy series, to be held from January 5 to February 24.
According to the 2014 agreement, India was scheduled to play six series against Pakistan, four of them were going to be Pakistan's home series.
On December 21, Sachin was forced to leave the Rajya Sabha without delivering his speech.
India have reached the final five times, winning the tournament on three occasions.
Krunal’s occasion coincided with the second reception of India skipper Virat Kohli and Bollywood actress Anushka Sharma.
Alastair Cook, who had struggled badly in the first three tests, prompting speculation about his future in the team, was at his imperious best.
Amid all the stars, there was one person - differently-abled Sri Lankan cricket fan Gayan Senanayake, whose presence earned Virat Kohli a huge amount of respect.
Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma's wedding reception in Mumbai was a perfect platform for a memorable get-together for Indian cricket with past and present players attending the event to bless the couple.
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