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Robin Uthappa - Gujarat Titans - "Koi Nahi Lega To...": New GT Star's Father Reveals MS Dhoni's Promise For Son - sports.ndtv.com - India

"Koi Nahi Lega To...": New GT Star's Father Reveals MS Dhoni's Promise For Son

Jharkhand wicketkeeper-batter Robin Minz hit jackpot at the Indian Premier League (IPL) Players Auction earlier this week as he was bought buy Gujarat Titans for Rs 3.6 crore. The 21-year-old, who had a base price of Rs 20 lakh, garnered significant attention from various franchises, leading to a bidding war that ultimately saw him joining the 2022 champions. Robin, who hails from Jharkhand's Gumla district, grew up idolising former India captain MS Dhoni, who will be leading Chennai Super Kings during IPL 2024.

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Virat Kohli - Robin Uthappa - Ruturaj Gaikwad - Royal Challengers Bengaluru - IPL 2024 Will Be MS Dhoni's Last Season? Ex-CSK Star's Says "Don't Think..." - sports.ndtv.com - India - county Kings

IPL 2024 Will Be MS Dhoni's Last Season? Ex-CSK Star's Says "Don't Think..."

Former Chennai Super Kings (CSK) wicketkeeper-batter Robin Uthappa feels franchise icon MS Dhoni might continue to play in the Indian Premier League (IPL) beyond this season. There has been an uncertainity over Dhoni's IPL future over the past few seasons as injuries have limited his participation in the tournament. As CSK geared up to take on RCB in a do-or-die match for both the sides, many believed that the game might be Dhoni's last in the cash-rich league if they fail to reach the playoffs. Even after the conclusion of the match, clarity hasn't come on the topic.

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Rohit Sharma - Robin Uthappa - "Seniors Should've Moved On...": Ex-India Star's Bombshell Ahead Of T20 World Cup - sports.ndtv.com - India

"Seniors Should've Moved On...": Ex-India Star's Bombshell Ahead Of T20 World Cup

Former Indian cricket team star Robin Uthappa believes that senior players should have taken a back seat and India should have opted for young talents in the upcoming T20 World Cup 2024. The ongoing IPL 2024 has seen multiple young cricketers producing brilliant performances and he cited the examples of Shubman Gill and Abhishek Sharma to show that their good run of form did not translate into their selection for the tournament. Uthappa was asked about the exclusion of Gill and Rinku Singh from the 15-member squad and he said that the senior cricketers should have moved on after the 2022 T20 World Cup and this year, the team should have gone with youngsters who are in good touch.

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Hardik Pandya - Robin Uthappa - Wasim Akram - Wasim Akram Slams India, Pakistan Fans' Trolling, Says 'When Hardik Pandya's Kid..." - sports.ndtv.com - India - Bangladesh - Pakistan

Wasim Akram Slams India, Pakistan Fans' Trolling, Says 'When Hardik Pandya's Kid..."

Hardik Pandya is clearly under pressure. His team Mumbai Indians are not their usual self while his own captaincy, since replacing Rohit Sharma in Mumbai Indians, is under the scanner. The effect on Pandya is so apparent that former India star Robin Uthappa recently said that Pandya may be battling mental health. "The mocking, trolling, the memes about his fitness. You don't think it hurts him? It hurts him. It hurts any human being. How many people actually know the reality of it? Hardik is dealing with mental health issues, for sure. We, as people, I understand, as Indians, we are emotional. But it is not right to impose this kind of treatment on any human being. It is unbecoming as a society for us to do that to someone and be okay with it. We should not be laughing along with it. We should not be forwarding these memes," he said on the Ranveer Show.

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Chris Gayle - Harshal Patel - Shane Watson - Robin Uthappa - Yuzvendra Chahal - Royal Challengers Bengaluru - "Beg Yuzvendra Chahal To Come Back": Ex-India Star's Advice To Under-Pressure RCB - sports.ndtv.com - India

"Beg Yuzvendra Chahal To Come Back": Ex-India Star's Advice To Under-Pressure RCB

It has been a horrible IPL 2024 campaign for Royal Challengers Bengaluru as the Faf Du Plessis slumped to a narrow one-run loss against Kolkata Knight Riders on Sunday. It was the seventh loss for RCB in eight matches and they are currently at the bottom of the points table. The franchise, which enjoys an extremely loyal fanbase, has always boasted of big-name players but have failed to win the competition even once. Former India cricketer Robin Uthappa advised RCB to bring back some of the match-winners that they let go over the years beginning with star spinner Yuzvendra Chahal.

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Robin Uthappa - Yuzvendra Chahal - Royal Challengers Bengaluru - Why RCB Couldn't Retain Yuzvendra Chahal In 2022? Mike Hesson Reveals Real Reason - sports.ndtv.com - India - Sri Lanka

Why RCB Couldn't Retain Yuzvendra Chahal In 2022? Mike Hesson Reveals Real Reason

Former Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) Director of Cricket Mike Hesson revealed why they did not retain the Indian spinner Yuzvendra Chahal in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2022 season auction. Hesson, who served as the franchise's DoC from 2019-2023, made these comments as Chahal became the first-ever bowler in the history of IPL to reach the landmark of 200 wickets. Speaking on JioCinema, Hesson revealed that he did not retain Chahal because retaining just three players gave the team an extra four crore rupees to spend, through which they aimed to buy back both Chahal and pacer Harshal Patel.

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Rohit Sharma - Hardik Pandya - Robin Uthappa - Hardik Pandya Suffering Mental Health Issues Due To Booing In IPL Games: Star Slams MI Captain's Trolls - sports.ndtv.com - India

Hardik Pandya Suffering Mental Health Issues Due To Booing In IPL Games: Star Slams MI Captain's Trolls

Since the time, the IPL 2024 began, one player who has been at the receiving end of fans's criticism is Hardik Pandya. His replacing Rohit Sharma as the captain of Mumbai Indians did not go down well with most fans. Every time Hardik Pandya appeared for toss or did something on the field, he was mostly booed by the fans present. It happened at MI's home-ground Wankhede Stadium too. While he has not publicly spoken about it, Hardik Pandya is under pressure.

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Ricky Ponting - Rohit Sharma - Hardik Pandya - Sachin Tendulkar - Robin Uthappa - Punjab Kings - Rohit Sharma's 'Lack Of Success' In Last 3 Years: T20 WC Winner On MI Chose Hardik Pandya - sports.ndtv.com - India

Rohit Sharma's 'Lack Of Success' In Last 3 Years: T20 WC Winner On MI Chose Hardik Pandya

The controversy regarding Hardik Pandya's appointment as the captain of Mumbai Indians has many facets. Ever since Hardik replaced Rohit Sharma as the new leader of the five-time champions, he has been facing severe criticism for the fans. Even during the matches, the India all-rounder goes through a lot of booing from the fans. Amid all this, MI are also having a mediocre outing in the ongoing season as they have won only four out of seven matches. Many former cricketers and experts have given their opinion regarding Hardik's treatment.

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Adam Gilchrist - Lucknow Super - Robin Uthappa - International - Rahul can play himself into World Cup spot with IPL heroics, says Uthappa - channelnewsasia.com - Usa - Australia - India

Rahul can play himself into World Cup spot with IPL heroics, says Uthappa

Lucknow Super Giants skipper KL Rahul will be among the front-runners for the wicketkeeper-batsman role in India's Twenty20 World Cup squad if he can maintain his recent Indian Premier League (IPL) form, former batsman Robin Uthappa said.

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