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Shalini Gupta
Shalini Gupta is a journalist based in Pondicherry, India. She has written features and news stories on education, life sciences, biotechnology and health for magazines and newspapers. She is open to assignments that explore the intersection between health, life sciences, business and their socio ...
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IND vs AFG, preview: Focus on Virat Kohli's replacement in T20I opener against Afghanistan at Mohali
11 Oct 2023
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Hindustan Times
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Virat Kohli will miss the first T20I game against Afghanistan in Mohali due to personal reasons, with Rohit Sharma and Yashasvi Jaiswal set to open. Head coach Rahul Dravid emphasized the importance of skill and quality brought by Sharma and Kohli, while Afghanistan, led by Ibrahim Zadran, aims to showcase their skills despite missing Rashid Khan. The series will help both teams prepare for the T20 World Cup, with India also looking to evaluate new players like Jitesh Sharma and Rinku Singh. Cold conditions and dew are expected to impact the game.
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Sandeep Kumar
I'm Sandeep kumar "video journalist based in Bihar, India.I usually work as a fixer, researcher and field producer for foreign crews in India, Nepal.
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Congress' Cricket Promise In MP
15 Nov 2023
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Rediff
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English
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The Congress party in Madhya Pradesh has proposed forming an IPL cricket team if they come to power, leveraging Kamal Nath's business contacts. This initiative aims to provide opportunities for local players and generate jobs, drawing inspiration from Odisha's sports sponsorship model. The proposal raises questions about state government involvement in cricket, a domain traditionally dominated by corporate entities. The idea aligns with similar initiatives in Uttar Pradesh, where regional cricket matches have been supported by industrial houses. The Congress plans to establish a company to nurture local talent, with financial backing from businesses, and intends to bid for a state team when the BCCI issues tenders for more IPL teams.
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Piyush Pal
Piyush Pal is a journalist based in New Delhi, India.
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India vs South Africa: KL Rahul has golden chance to make opener's slot his own once and for all
29 Dec 2017
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www.firstpost.com
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KL Rahul, entering his fourth year as an international cricketer, faces a crucial opportunity to secure his position as an opener for India during the upcoming tour to South Africa. Despite a promising career marked by significant achievements in domestic and international cricket, Rahul has struggled with converting fifties into hundreds. The competition for the opener's slot is intense, with Shikhar Dhawan and Murali Vijay also in contention. Rahul's technical skills and past performances, including his success in the IPL, position him well to make a strong case for himself. The tour will test his ability to handle South Africa's pace attack, with key bowlers returning from injuries. Success on this tour could solidify his place in the team and resolve the debate over India's top two openers in Test cricket.
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Akash Sarkar
Akash Sarkar is a journalist based in Kolkata, India. News Anchor & Reporter From Fox Time Institute.
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Hungry Jalaj sets sights on bigger challenges
01 Oct 2023
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www.cricbuzz.com
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Jalaj Saxena, a standout performer in the Ranji Trophy, has been instrumental in Kerala's cricket success this season with 29 wickets and 325 runs. Despite past near misses and being overlooked for higher honors, Saxena's move from Madhya Pradesh to Kerala has rejuvenated his career. His dedication to training and guidance from coaches like Narendra Hirwani and Dav Whatmore have been pivotal. Saxena remains hopeful of national selection, driven by his passion for the game and consistent performance.
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Shevlin Sebastian
Shevlin Sebastian is a feature writer based in Kochi, India. He is also an author of children's books and true crime. He has a story-telling ability. This has helped him in writing engaging articles that are simple and readable.
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Review: I Have the Streets by Ravichandran Ashwin
26 Jul 2024
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Hindustan Times
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English
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Ravichandran Ashwin's autobiography, co-written with Sidharth Monga, delves into his journey from playing street cricket in Chennai to becoming a prominent cricketer. The book highlights his early health challenges, his father's influence, and his experiences with the Chennai Super Kings in the IPL. Ashwin candidly shares his struggles with language barriers and regional stereotypes, emphasizing his pride in his Chennai roots. The narrative includes insights from cricket legends like Rahul Dravid and MS Dhoni, offering a blend of personal anecdotes and professional milestones, underscoring the importance of resilience and hard work in his career.
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Anuradha Sharma
Anuradha Sharma is a journalist based in Kolkata, India.
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Modi chamal
15 Apr 2021
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Newslaundry
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English
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The article discusses the political climate in the hills of India, where the BJP is popular, particularly for its distribution of Modi chamal (rice) during the pandemic. The local population credits Modi for their survival during the tough times. However, there is criticism from the Laliguras cultural resistance group, which accuses political parties of politicizing government schemes. The TMC is struggling to counter the BJP's narrative. The article also touches on the aspirations for Gorkhaland, a separate state, which remains unfulfilled by any political party. Despite the BJP's lack of organizational strength, it is seen as having superior communication and propaganda capabilities. The story is part of the NL Sena project, supported by contributions from readers.
Narissa Subramoney
Narissa Subramoney is a journalist based in Johannesburg, South Africa.
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ICC Cricket World Cup chokers? India searches for answers after latest letdown
20 Nov 2023
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BGTN | BRICS Global Television Network
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India's cricket team faced a crushing defeat to Australia in the final of the home World Cup, continuing their decade-long drought in global tournaments. Despite being undefeated and favored to win, India lost the one-day crown to Australia, who secured their sixth World Cup title. The loss added to India's history of falling short at crucial moments, including semi-final exits in 2015 and 2019. Fans and media expressed a mix of disappointment and encouragement, while experts and team coach Rahul Dravid struggled to pinpoint the reasons for the repeated failures. In contrast, Australia's consistent performance in World Cup finals was highlighted as a testament to their winning mentality.
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