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U-19 World Cup 2012

Jamie Overton: England’s teenage fast bowler offers hope for future

The defending champions of County Championship, Warwickshire and perennial bridesmaids, Somerset are involved in a titanic ultra-marathon clash at the Taunton cricket ground.

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Usman Qadir promises to follow his famous father, Abdul Qadir, into the Pakistan national team

Usman Qadir, 19, is the son of the legendary Abdul Qadir. He is a highly-rated leg-spinner and more than useful middle-order batsman who has represented Pakistan at Under-15 and Under-19 levels.

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Harmeet Singh to play for Mumbai Under-25 in Col C K Nayudu Trophy

Left arm spinner Harmeet Singh will represent Mumbai Under-25 squad in the Col C K Nayudu Trophy semi-final match against Baroda to be played from December 9-12.

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Pace bowlers to play key role in Irani Trophy clash

They might be leading different teams, but Rest of India skipper Cheteshwar Pujara and his Rajasthan counterpart Hrishikesh Kanitkar have similar strategy for the Irani Cup tie -- unleash their respective pace batteries on the opposition in the match starting on Friday.

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Harmeet Singh elated to get a “big break” by the selectors

By CricketCountry Staff

 

Left-arm spinner Harmeet Singh, who impressed many by his performance in the just-concluded Under-19 World Cup is elated after his name was included in the Rest of India squad in Irani Trophy as well as India B squad in the Challenger Trophy.

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Unmukt Chand doesn’t believe in imitating cricketers

ICC World Cup-winning Indian Under-19 team captain Unmukt Chand on Monday said he doesn't like to imitate any cricketer as he believes in the philosophy of following on his own footsteps.

 

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Kapil Dev, Mohammad Azharuddin back Sachin Tendulkar to continue

Former Indian captains Kapil Dev and Mohammed Azharuddin on Friday backed Sachin Tendulkar, who is under pressure to call time on his illustrious career, saying that he should decide when he wants to retire.

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Unmukt Chand college row: Critical questions that arise

By Rohit Bansal 

 

Udit Bhatia, an old student of St. Stephen's College, became the first man on the planet to link Unmukt Chand, the Under-19 cricket World Cup winning captain, and his shabby treatment by their alma mater.

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IOA appeals govt to treat sports at par with academic excellence amidst Chand row

In the backdrop of Unmukt Chand's college controversy, the Indian Olympic Association urged the government to treat sports excellence at par with academic excellence and formulate a uniform policy to prevent recurrence of such incidents in future.

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