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"Slapped Me Across The Face 3-4 Times": Ross Taylor's Explosive Allegation Against IPL Team Owner

Former New Zealand batter Ross Taylor made a shocking revelation in his autobiography, which released earlier this week. In the book, titled "Black & White", Taylor recalled when one of the owners of Rajasthan Royals during his stint with the Indian Premier League (IPL) franchise slapped him across the face after he had gotten out for a duck in a steep chase against Punjab Kings, who were then named Kings XI Punjab. He did write that the slaps were not hard, but said that he was not sure "it was entirely play-acting".

Yuzvendra Chahal Recreates "Favourite Pose" At "Favourite Ground"

India leg-spinner Yuzvendra Chahal on Saturday recreated his iconic pose from the 2019 World Cup, where he was snapped lying on his side during a match. He termed the pose as "favourite" and what made the moment all the memorable is that he chose to recreate the pose at M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru. Chahal had earlier represented Royal Challengers Bangalore before switching to Rajasthan Royals in the IPL. Chahal himself referred to the ground as his "favourite".

Watch: Florida Crowd Goes Berserk During India-WI T20I, Sanju Samson Responds By Saluting

A viral video showing India skipper Rohit Sharma riding a golf cart has garnered a lot of praise on social media. The fans were left entertained with the way the Indian team celebrated their win over West Indies in the five-match T20I series. In the video, Rohit Sharma can be seen giving a golf cart ride to his teammates at the Lauderhill Cricket Ground, Florida, after winning the fifth and final T20I match on Sunday. Later, another video showing batter Sanju Samson with Ravichandran Ashwin and Dinesh Karthik went viral, where he can be seen responding to the crowds' love with a salute.

Business of T20 Leagues: A carnival in the making, should SA and UAE get it right

IPL) trophies, three Champions League T20 trophies, followers in excess of 50 million on social media platforms across Twitter and Instagram, mass following across the world's largest cricket fanbase that's India, a healthy global diaspora to look at and television numbers crashing through the roof every single time these teams have walked out on the field. Put all these numbers together and crunch. Mumbai Indians, Chennai Super Kings, Rajasthan Royals, Sunrisers Hyderabad, Delhi Capitals and Lucknow Supergiants have taken to South Africa - by way of buying franchises in the country's upcoming T20 league - a cricket jamboree like none other anywhere in the world.

"Sanju Samson Is Not Rishabh Pant": Former Pakistan Player Not Impressed With India Star

Former Pakistan spinner Danish Kaneria was not impressed with India wicketkeeper-batter Sanju Samson as he failed to make the most of the opportunity given to him by the team management in the first ODI against West Indies. Samson, who came to bat no. 5, scored 12 runs off 18 balls before he was dismissed LBW by Romario Shepherd. While analysing the match, Kaneria said that all-rounder Deepak Hooda should bat ahead of Samson, saying that the Rajasthan Royals captain isn't as good as star wicketkeeper-batter Rishabh Pant in that batting slot.

"When I Was Dropped": Yashasvi Jaiswal Opens Up On Time When Was Out Of Rajasthan Royals Playing XI

He is all of 20 but Yashasvi Jaiswal knows the art of making a strong comeback statement, like he did for Rajasthan Royals in the IPL last month and more recently in the Ranji Trophy knock-outs for Mumbai this month. Having scored a hundred in the quarterfinals and two tons in semifinals, Jaiswal was looking set for his fourth century before Madhya Pradesh seamer Anubhav Agarwal snapped him for 78 in the opening day of the Rani Trophy final on Wednesday.

Balance between thinking and execution vital: Rahul Tripathi

The city-based attacking batsman, who is a part of India team for the two T20s in Ireland scheduled later this month, told TOI: “At times you can be honest but still not positive. I also believe that one needs to have the right balance between thinking and execution. Just thinking without working on it or just working without thinking may not give the desired results.” Deccan Gymkhana lad Tripathi, now 31, didn’t take first-class cricket by storm when he made his debut for Maharashtra in 2012.

Hardik Pandya to lead India in Ireland as Rahul Tripathi gets maiden call-up; Sanju Samson makes comeback

Hardik Pandya was deservingly named skipper of the Indian team for the two-match T20 International series against Ireland in Dublin on June 26 and 28. The only new face in the side is Maharashtra right-hand batter Rahul Tripathi, who was rewarded for his stellar batting during this edition of IPL where he scored more than 400 runs for Sunrisers Hyderabad.

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"Slapped Me Across The Face 3-4 Times": Ross Taylor's Explosive Allegation Against IPL Team Owner

Yuzvendra Chahal Recreates "Favourite Pose" At "Favourite Ground"

Watch: Florida Crowd Goes Berserk During India-WI T20I, Sanju Samson Responds By Saluting

Business of T20 Leagues: A carnival in the making, should SA and UAE get it right

"Sanju Samson Is Not Rishabh Pant": Former Pakistan Player Not Impressed With India Star

"When I Was Dropped": Yashasvi Jaiswal Opens Up On Time When Was Out Of Rajasthan Royals Playing XI

Balance between thinking and execution vital: Rahul Tripathi

Hardik Pandya to lead India in Ireland as Rahul Tripathi gets maiden call-up; Sanju Samson makes comeback