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darththrog · 1 month
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OMG THE WOMEN DID IT!
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ishuess · 4 months
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Now we know the reason for the black outfit
ISHAN KISHAN ON THE. SETS OF 🤑KBC WITH CRICKETER SMRITI MANDHANA AND HIS DAD
So excited to finally see him😭🧿
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sportsgr8 · 2 months
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WPL 2024: Lot Hard Work Behind The Scenes Has Gone Into This , Says Mandhana After RCB Qualify For Playoffs
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After Royal Challengers Bangalore: After Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) qualified for 2024 WPL playoffs with a seven-wicket win over Mumbai Indians, captain Smriti Mandhana revealed that getting into the knockouts is the result of lots of thoughts and hard work put in behind the scenes. RCB had failed to qualify for knockouts in WPL 2023 and in 2024, they managed to get into the business end of the competition. "We couldn't step up and play the cricket we wanted to play (last year). But in, last one year, a lot of thoughts have gone into this. A lot of hard work behind the scenes, not only from my side but all the support staff, and the RCB management. For them to show their faith in all of us was just amazing. "You know, the only conversation they had was that 'this is your team, make it the way you want to'. So that was really nice from their side to do that. I wouldn't say that (this has been a) really satisfying campaign still, but we had a lot of ups and downs. We started off really well and then had a little bit of dip. But that's how WPL and T20 cricket is. You'll have good days and bad days," said Smriti after the match. RCB could have entered the knockouts if they didn’t suffer the one-run defeat to Delhi Capitals on Sunday, but rectified that missed opportunity by bowling out Mumbai Indians for 113, thanks to Ellyse Perry’s sensational 6-15 and making an unbeaten 40 with the bat to complete the chase with five overs remaining. "We always knew that out of the two if we win any - even (in) that one-run (loss) game - we would have made the knockouts. So, we are not looking at what other teams are doing or what's happening, what's the equation, the net run rate etc because that can sometimes really take away the cricket. "We talked about 'let's treat it as a quarterfinal, a semifinal and then the final, and not make it too complicated. Let's go out there and play the best cricket we can', and that's what we've tried to do," added Smriti. She also acknowledged the role played by the RCB support staff led by head coach Luke Williams. "We didn't really complicate it a lot. We just spoke on things which went away in the Delhi match and things that didn't go our way. We had decent chats and one-on-ones with a lot of the players, including Luke." "He's been just amazing just handling the whole group and their emotions. Especially I think with RCB and the kind of fan base (it has), it's not an easy thing to come in in your first year and be able to do that. As Indians we are used to it, but for someone from coming outside to do that, I think he's just done an amazing job. Even the support staff I think they have been brilliant," she concluded. Read the full article
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indiancricketnews · 2 months
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Smriti Mandhana Hot: Discover the inspiring journey of cricket sensation Smriti Mandhana from Maharashtra's dusty fields to international stardom, a story of talent, resilience, and familial support.
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sportypro123 · 2 months
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WPL 2024. Delhi Capitals defeated UP Warriorz by 9 Wickets.
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Meg Lanning, the captain of the Delhi Capitals, won the toss and choose to bowl in WPL 2024 Match 4. Marizanne Kapp initially exerted pressure on the UP Warriors. In the first five overs, Delhi's pacer removed Alyssa Healy (13), Vrinda Dinesh (0), and Tahlia McGrath (1) of the UP Warriors. Both Marizanne Kapp and Radha Yadav looked excellent and claimed four wickets apiece. Shweta Sherawat led UPW in scoring with 45 runs off of 42 balls, bringing the total score to 119/9 in 20 overs. The goal of 123/1 was reached by Delhi Capitals in 14.1 overs. Meg Lanning (51) or Shafali Verma (64*) assistance runs. For UP Warriors, Sophia Ecclestone claimed one wicket. For More Updates visit https://sportypro.in/
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id247news · 5 months
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India’s remarkable win within three days and seven sessions was its first win over England at home and sixth across 39 Tests.
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tsportsday · 5 months
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Navi Mumbai:With the Indian women's team lacking enough red-ball exposure, vice-captain Smriti Mandhana said her young teammates are picking the brains of new head coach Amol Muzumdar to get into red-ball mindset ahead of the one-off Test against England. Two years ago, India had played a couple of Tests in England and Australia in June and September with both the four-day games ending in draws. In comparison, England have had a more recent experience of playing red-ball cricket as their last game was against Australia in the Women's Ashes in June this year.Mandhana, who herself has played just four Tests in a decade-long career, feels the presence of Muzumdar, a former domestic player and captain, will be crucial as they prepare for the four-day game starting here on Thursday."We have an experienced coach in Amol sir. He has played so much of Ranji Trophy cricket and is used to playing a lot of four-day (cricket)," Mandhana told the media here ahead of India's training session."More than two or three of us, he has more experience of red-ball cricket. I can see a lot of girls approaching him and asking how his mindset was," she added.Even though the Indians were away from top-flight red-ball cricket for the past 24 months, they have been training with the red ball under Muzumdar, who was appointed as head coach in October this year.The team had a training camp in Bengaluru and also took part in an intra-squad match for four days."We did have one practice match, all the girls were a part of it. I was not able to play because of a little bit of physical issue but we had a good match in Bangalore for four days, India A versus India A, that was a good prep to get the girls into the habit of playing red-ball cricket," Mandhana said."In Bangalore, before the girls left for the zonal (competition), we focussed on both white ball and red ball. Even the players who were not a part of the T20I squad were practicing on their own. Today and tomorrow (Wednesday) are going to be important." Both India and England have got only a three-day gap to prepare for the one-off Test to be played at the DY Patil Stadium."It starts from today — the mental and physical preparation — and hopefully we can execute what we have thought about the way the Test formats needs us to," Mandhana said.India will also play a Test against Australia at the Wankhede stadium from December 21."It requires both the aspects - the mental and the physical - because the bodies are not used to playing four days of cricket. We generally play T20s and ODIs a lot more which has gaps."More than the physical part, (it) being four days, (we have to be) mentally there, more active, trying to focus on each and every ball, especially the way you bat will change a lot."More Tests will put focus on four-day cricket in domestic cricketMandhana hoped there would be more long format games at the international level which would force the national bodies to focus on four-day matches in domestic cricket."To be fair, we play a lot of T20Is and one-dayers in the last 4-5 years. The domestic structure is formed in terms of getting us the T20 and one-day experience because we had more World Cups," she said."The structure was designed according to that. We did not play as many, of course, I have played only four in 10 years."The more amount of Test matches increase internationally, we will see maybe a new tournament in domestic which will be focused on two-day or four-day, whatever the long form they decide on."It is always the international demands, whatever they are, the domestic are designed according to the way the demand is going to be,” she added.Topics mentioned in this article
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darththrog · 1 month
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This one for the rcbians...
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32technologies · 7 months
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ICC Cricket World Cup schedule 2023
Check out this ICC cricket World Cup schedule for 2023 so that you don’t miss out on a single match and enjoy a beautiful view through our rental projector!
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sportsgr8 · 5 months
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Three To Debut As India Win Toss, Elect To Bat Against England In Women s Test
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DY Patil Stadium: India Women captain Harmanpreet Kaur won the toss and elected to bat first in the four-day one-off Test against Enlgnad Women at the DY Patil Stadium here on Thursday. With the teams clashing in a Test match for the first time after 2021, there is a lot of interest centred on this match, which is also the first Test being hosted by India since a one-off Test against South Africa at Mysore in 2014. This is the first Test between India and England in India since 2005. India handed debuts to batter Jemimah Rodrigues, pacer Renuka Thakur and allrounder Shubha Satheesh. England women opted for Sophie Dunkley to open the innings with Tammy Beaumont, who scored a double-century in their last Test against Australia at Nottingham. Playing XIs: India: Smriti Mandhana, Shafali Varma, Jemimah Rodrigues, Harmanpreet Kaur (c), Satheesh Shubha, Taniya Bhatia (wk), Deepti Sharma, Pooja Vastrakar, Sneh Rana, Rajeshwari Gayakwad, Renuka Thakur England: Tammy Beaumont, Sophie Dunkley, Heather Knight (c), Nat Sciver-Brunt, Dannielle Wyatt, Amy Jones (wk), Sophie Ecclestone, Charlie Dean, Kate Cross, Lauren Filer, Lauren Bell. Read the full article
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indiancricketnews · 2 months
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