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Toss Index516.4 −5.00%Match Index760.6 +4.27%TIX-CPL2660.4 −7.73%TIX-UAET2699.3 −0.73%TIX-AVII26101.7 +1.66%TIX-SAWT26111.1 +6.66%United Arab Emirates tour of Malaysia 2026 · CSXM3615 AFG vs IND +0.00%M3614 ZIM-W vs SA-W +0.00%M3613 ZIM vs AUS +0.00%M3612 ML vs UAE +4.27%M3611 BT vs GAW −4.62%M3610 AFG vs IND +4.27%M3609 ZIM-W vs SA-W +4.27%M3608 NAM vs SA +4.27%M3607 BT vs JK −1.29%M3606 GAW vs TKR −0.17%Toss Index516.4 −5.00%Match Index760.6 +4.27%TIX-CPL2660.4 −7.73%TIX-UAET2699.3 −0.73%TIX-AVII26101.7 +1.66%TIX-SAWT26111.1 +6.66%United Arab Emirates tour of Malaysia 2026 · CSXM3615 AFG vs IND +0.00%M3614 ZIM-W vs SA-W +0.00%M3613 ZIM vs AUS +0.00%M3612 ML vs UAE +4.27%M3611 BT vs GAW −4.62%M3610 AFG vs IND +4.27%M3609 ZIM-W vs SA-W +4.27%M3608 NAM vs SA +4.27%M3607 BT vs JK −1.29%M3606 GAW vs TKR −0.17%
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Naman Vadera

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A cricket crazy fan and a dynamic, unbiased critic of the game. Looks at cricket putting on a different lens, changing the focus and questioning the ordinary viewpoint. Grew up watching the Aussies rule the game, and turned an ardent fan of the game seeing India lift the World Cup.

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Saim AyubNews
Cricket News7 months ago

Watch: Saim Ayub’s No-Look shot vs Netherlands in T20 World Cup 2026 clash

In Pakistan’s opening clash of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026 against the Netherlands at Colombo’s SSC Stadium, young opener Saim Ayub attempted one of the boldest strokes of the tournament—a no-look shot. Unfortunately for him, the gamble didn’t pay off, and the dismissal quickly became one of the most talked-about moments of the match.

NVNaman Vadera2 min read47 views
T20 WORLD CUP 2026Analysis
Cricket Analysis7 months ago

Top 5 players to watch out for ahead of T20 world cup 2026

The countdown to the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026 is officially on, which is set to be played in India and Sri Lanka from 7th February. With the T20 World Cup 2026 set in the subcontinent,conditions are expected to play a decisive role. Traditionally, pitches in India and Sri Lanka tend to favour spin, with slower surfaces demanding patience and adaptability. Players who can read spin early, rotate strike under pressure, and execute plans with discipline are likely to stand out.

NVNaman Vadera3 min read144 views
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It is not my job to announce the winner

Rohit Sharma on being asked if England were rightly awarded the World Cup title in 2019