Sourav Ganguly urges MS Dhoni to approach T20s differently
Cricket | November 12, 2017 15:24 ISTGanguly, however feels Dhoni has a lot of cricket left in him, especially in the One-dayers.
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Ganguly, however feels Dhoni has a lot of cricket left in him, especially in the One-dayers.
Kuldeep felt that he had prepared well for the selections in the team but the disappointment of his name not being on the list made the young colt think about ending his life.
A few former India cricketers, including Ajit Agarkar, recently raised questions about Dhoni's T20 future, creating quite a storm in the country's cricketing circles.
Sethi said the West Indies would come to Pakistan for the next five years each year and Pakistan will go to the USA each year in return.
Garton, 20, who has appeared in just nine first-class games, seems to have earned the nod after impressing the team management with his pace in the practice sessions over recent months.
The academy will conduct regular matches and will also field squads in tournaments to enable trainees to gain vital match practice.
The official said that the BCCI will soon be appointing a full-time Special Project Director for the National Cricket Academy (NCA).
The bearded Swapnil, bowling left-arm spin, produced a ripper to clean bowl young Mumbai opener Prithvi Shaw for 56.
The 29-year-old who was dismissed twice by Ashwin and once by Jadeja in their home series said he prepared for the tour by batting on dusty wickets.
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