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Temba Bavuma - Aiden Markram - Quinton De-Kock - Rohit Sharma - Tristan Stubbs - Rahul, Yadav fifties secure India's 8-wicket romp v S Africa - channelnewsasia.com - South Africa - county Miller - India -  New Delhi

Rahul, Yadav fifties secure India's 8-wicket romp v S Africa

NEW DELHI: KL Rahul and Suryakumar Yadav smashed unbeaten fifties to lead India to an eight-wicket victory over South Africa in the opening Twenty20 International in Thiruvananthapuram on Wednesday (Sep 28).

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Heather Knight - MCC puts onus on batter after war of words over Dean 'Mankad' dismissal - channelnewsasia.com - Britain - Australia - India -  New Delhi

MCC puts onus on batter after war of words over Dean 'Mankad' dismissal

NEW DELHI : Charlie Dean's controversial run-out on Saturday prompted heated debate about whether the dismissal was in the spirit of the game but the Marylebone Cricket Club has said the onus is on batters not to leave the crease at the non-striker's end too soon.

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Alex Hales - Had warned Charlie Dean for leaving the crease early repeatedly, told umpires too: Deepti Sharma - timesofindia.indiatimes.com - Britain - India -  Kolkata -  New Delhi

Had warned Charlie Dean for leaving the crease early repeatedly, told umpires too: Deepti Sharma

Now, Deepti, who stopped in her delivery stride to run-out Charlie at the non-striker's end, has revealed that prior warnings were given to the batter before she was finally run out for backing up too far from the crease. "It was a plan because we had warned her (for leaving the crease early) repeatedly. Whatever we did was as per the rules and guidelines. We had told the umpires as well. But still, she (Charlie Dean) was there (outside the crease). We couldn't do much," said Deepti to reporters after arriving at Kolkata airport.

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Rohit Sharma - Bhuvneshwar Kumar - India captain Rohit keeps faith in Bhuvneshwar and Harshal - channelnewsasia.com - Australia - India -  New Delhi

India captain Rohit keeps faith in Bhuvneshwar and Harshal

NEW DELHI : India captain Rohit Sharma acknowledges bowling in the death overs remains a concern for them but backed Bhuvneshwar Kumar and Harshal Patel to regain their mojo ahead of the Twenty20 World Cup in Australia next month.

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Michael Vaughan - Harmanpreet Singh - Onus on batters not to leave non-striker's end too soon: MCC - channelnewsasia.com - Britain - India -  New Delhi

Onus on batters not to leave non-striker's end too soon: MCC

NEW DELHI : Charlie Dean's controversial run-out on Saturday prompted heated debate about whether the dismissal was in the spirit of the game but the Marylebone Cricket Club has said the onus is on batters not to leave the crease at the non-striker's end too soon.

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Carmelo Ezpeleta - MotoGP India Bakal Digelar, Momentum Balapan Kembali ke Anak Benua - sport.detik.com - India - Saudi Arabia -  New Delhi

MotoGP India Bakal Digelar, Momentum Balapan Kembali ke Anak Benua

MotoGP terus berusaha melebarkan pasarnya. Setelah Arab Saudi, kini MotoGP India juga siap digelar, yang akan menjadi momentum race kembali ke Anak Benua.

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Carmelo Ezpeleta - Promoters Dorna set to bring MotoGP to India - channelnewsasia.com - Japan - India - Thailand - Malaysia -  Hyderabad -  New Delhi

Promoters Dorna set to bring MotoGP to India

MotoGP is set to stage a race in India for the first time after commercial rights holders Dorna Sports said on Wednesday they had begun work on bringing the world championship to the country in the near future.

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Jos Buttler - Sunil Gavaskar - ICC lays 'Mankading' to rest - timesofindia.indiatimes.com - Australia - India -  New Delhi

ICC lays 'Mankading' to rest

New playing conditions in force from October 1NEW DELHI: The International Cricket Council's (ICC) chief executives' committee has ratified a slew of changes to the playing conditions which will come into effect from October 1, the most prominent among them being a belated attempt to destigmatize the controversial practice of 'Mankading', or running out a batter at the non-striker's end. For decades, the move, which takes its name from the legendary Vinoo Mankad's similar run out of Bill Brown during India's 1948 tour of Australia, has been considered against the 'spirit of the game' even though it is perfectly legal according to cricket's laws.

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