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James Anderson - Jimmy Anderson - Michael Vaughan - James Anderson To Play For Chennai Super Kings In IPL 2025? England Great Says "Heard..." - sports.ndtv.com - India - Saudi Arabia - county Kings

James Anderson To Play For Chennai Super Kings In IPL 2025? England Great Says "Heard..."

With James Anderson entering the Indian Premier League (IPL) auction for the first time ever, former England skipper Michael Vaughan feels the legendary pacer could end up playing for Chennai Super Kings (CSK). Anderson, who retired from Test cricket earlier this year, has registered at a base price of Rs 1.25 crore for the IPL 2025 mega auction, scheduled to be held in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia on November 24 and 25. However, Anderson has not played a T20 game since 2014, and it will be interesting to see if any franchise will show interest to get him on board.

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Michael Vaughan - Nasser Hussain - Tom Latham - New Zealand expect England to stick to attacking ways - channelnewsasia.com - Australia - New Zealand - India - Sri Lanka - Pakistan

New Zealand expect England to stick to attacking ways

New Zealand expect England to stick to their attacking brand of cricket when they face the Black Caps in the upcoming home test series despite Ben Stokes's team crashing to defeat in Pakistan.

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Pat Cummins - Mitchell Starc - Michael Vaughan - Adam Gilchrist - Adam Zampa - Mohammad Rizwan - Wasim Akram - Pakistan Star Has "12 Brothers, 4 Sisters": Wasim Akram's Commentary Trivia Stumps England Great - sports.ndtv.com - Australia - Pakistan

Pakistan Star Has "12 Brothers, 4 Sisters": Wasim Akram's Commentary Trivia Stumps England Great

England cricket team skipper Michael Vaughan was left stumped by an information shared by Pakistan great Wasim Akram on commentary during the first T20I encounter between Pakistan and Australia in Melbourne on Monday. During the Australia innings, the duo were discussing the Pakistan cricketer Kamran Ghulam before Akram shared the fact that he has 11 brothers and 4 sisters in his family. Vaughan was left stunned by the information and their conversation has already gone viral on social media. Here's how the conversation between Vaughan and Akram turned out -

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Michael Vaughan - Adam Gilchrist - Wasim Akram - 'Pakistan Can Now Beat India In Tests On...": Wasim Akram Drops Massive Bombshell After New Zealand Hammering - sports.ndtv.com - Australia - New Zealand - India - Pakistan

'Pakistan Can Now Beat India In Tests On...": Wasim Akram Drops Massive Bombshell After New Zealand Hammering

The Indian cricket team has been facing a lot of criticism following the humiliating 0-3 series loss against New Zealand that severely hampered their dreams of qualifying for the World Test Championship (WTC) Final. India were more or less outplayed in all sectors by New Zealand but their struggle against spin bowling became a major point of discussion. Legendary fast bowler Wasim Akram believes that Pakistan can exploit that weakness and if the two teams face each other in Test cricket, Pakistan can emerge victorious. While doing commentary during the first ODI between Pakistan and Australia, Akram said that the two teams playing each other in a Test series will be "good for the game".

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Michael Vaughan - Rohit Sharma - "Struggle Like Most...": England Great's Explosive 'Spin' Take On Rohit Sharma And Co - sports.ndtv.com - Washington - New Zealand - India

"Struggle Like Most...": England Great's Explosive 'Spin' Take On Rohit Sharma And Co

After New Zealand completed a historic 3-0 clean sweep with a thrilling win in the final Test against India on Sunday, former England captain Michael Vaughan pointed the hosts' struggle against the spin in the series and said India now has a group of batters who, like many teams, struggle against spin. India found themselves at the mercy of Ajaz Patel's spin. Mumbai-born left-arm spinner was the hero, as his 11th wicket of the match sealed what is being hailed as the New Zealand's greatest Test series victory of all time.

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Michael Vaughan - Rohit Sharma - "Have Shame Before Commenting": For Mocking India After 46 All Out, England Great Blasted By Internet - sports.ndtv.com - Australia - Ireland - New Zealand - India - county Conway

"Have Shame Before Commenting": For Mocking India After 46 All Out, England Great Blasted By Internet

Indian cricket stood witness to one of its darkest days as the Rohit Sharma-led side were dismissed  for just 46 0 the side's lowest total at home. It's India's third lowest innings total in their Test history. At one point India were reduced to 34/7. With only three wickets left, there was every chance that India would not cross their lowest ever total of 36 - that the side had scored in Adelaide in 2020-21. India, however, were able to cross the 40-run mark.

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Michael Vaughan - Tim Southee - New 'All Out 36'? Australian Media Trolls India After Bengaluru Collapse Against New Zealand - sports.ndtv.com - Australia - New Zealand - India

New 'All Out 36'? Australian Media Trolls India After Bengaluru Collapse Against New Zealand

Cricket Australia took a dig at Rohit Sharma and Co., after Team India skittled for 46 in the first Test against New Zealand at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru. Pacers Matt Henry and William O'Rourke wreaked havoc on India batting line up as the duo shared nine wickets to bowl out India for just 46 on day 2. Rishabh Pant was top scorer for the host with 20 off 49 in the innings that saw five ducks. With this, India have recorded their lowest total at home and third lowest Test score overall. India's previous lowest at home was 75 against the West Indies in New Delhi in 1987. Their lowest overall is 36 against Australia in a pink-ball Adelaide Test in 2020.

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