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Rohit Sharma has earned the right to walk away on his own terms: Michael ClarkeMichael Clarke said that Rohit Sharma will get some leeway amid his poor run of form and will play in the New Year's Test at ...
Marnus Labuschagne made 2 and 3 in Sydney and has been out of form for the majority of the last two years. His dismissal on ...
Former Australian skipper Michael Clarke has slammed the national selectors for dropping opener Nathan McSweeney mid-series ...
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Konstas' approach clearly rattled Bumrah and the Indians, and resulted in Kohli making physical contact with the 19-year-old ...
Michael Clarke has lauded Australia for executing their "disciplined plans" of dismissing the talismanic Virat Kohli in the ...
Nitish Kumar Reddy showed grit and gumption in the first innings of the MCG Test as his warring century allowed India to ...
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'I don't think much has changed'- Michael Clarke on how Indian teams have dealt with Australian mediaFormer Australian skipper Michael Clarke opens up on how the Indian team addresses the Australian media. Check out what the ...
Former Australian cricket team captain, Michael Clarke, has opined that the upcoming fifth Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy ...
There were rumours of Rohit retiring from Test cricket after the Sydney battle. Clarke shared his piece of mind on the topic, ...
Former Australia captain Michael Clarke says India skipper Rohit Sharma has earned the right to walk away from Test cricket on his own terms notwithstanding his barren run with the bat Down Under.
Pressure has been gradually mounting on Rohit Sharma, who is yet to play a knock of significance in the three Tests he has ...
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