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Roger Binny - Dream 11 Replaces Byju's As New Lead Sponsor For Indian Cricket Team - sports.ndtv.com - India

Dream 11 Replaces Byju's As New Lead Sponsor For Indian Cricket Team

The Board for Cricket Control in India (BCCI) announced on Saturday that fantasy gaming platform Dream 11 will be the lead sponsor of the Indian cricket team for the next three years. They will be replacing Ed-Tech company Byju's for an undisclosed amount after the latter quit following the end of the last financial cycle. The cricket governing body had invited closed bids for new sponsors and for quite some time, Dream 11 were one of the major names in the race.

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Yuvraj Singh - Harbhajan Singh - Arshdeep Singh - Roger Binny - "No Sense Of Fairplay": Punjab Sports Minister Writes To BCCI After Mohali Misses Out On Hosting 2023 World Cup Matches - sports.ndtv.com - India

"No Sense Of Fairplay": Punjab Sports Minister Writes To BCCI After Mohali Misses Out On Hosting 2023 World Cup Matches

Punjab Sports Minister Gurmeet Singh Meet Hayer on Friday wrote to the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) president Roger Binny, urging him to allot a few World Cup matches to his state. India is set to play host to ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 later this year. In his letter to the BCCI president, the Punjab minister claimed that there was "no sense of fair play" in the scheduling of matches for the showpiece event.

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West Indies - Vivian Richards - Kapil Dev - Sunil Gavaskar - Roger Binny - "Realised We Could Go Far...": BCCI President Roger Binny On How India Won 1983 World Cup - sports.ndtv.com - Manchester - India - Sri Lanka

"Realised We Could Go Far...": BCCI President Roger Binny On How India Won 1983 World Cup

On Sunday, June 25, India celebrated the 40th anniversary of its maiden ICC Cricket World Cup triumph. On the same day in 1983, India defeated two-time defending champions West Indies to win the third edition of the World Cup, known as the Prudential Cup back then. In the final, India managed to defend a low total of 183 against a star-studded West Indian side, featuring the likes of Sir Clive Lloyd, Vivian Richards and others. However, the most important factor behind India's triumph was the fact that they beat West Indies not once, but twice during the tournament.

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Roger Binny - "Such A Thing Didn't Happen": India Legend Contradicts '83' Movie Scene - sports.ndtv.com - India

"Such A Thing Didn't Happen": India Legend Contradicts '83' Movie Scene

While reacting to a scene from the movie '83' -- a biographical sports drama film that covers India's 1983 World Cup title win, former cricketer Roger Binny has said that such a thing didn't happen. Binny, who was also a part of the World Cup-winning squad, revealed that a scene in the movie that showed Team India getting "overawed" by West Indies was not true. The scene occured in the movie when the Indian cricket team were waiting for the bus upon their arrival in England for the world event.

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Sunil Gavaskar - Roger Binny - "No Freebies For You": Sunil Gavaskar Recalls Interesting Chat With West Indies Star During 1983 World Cup Final - sports.ndtv.com - Britain - India - county Somerset

"No Freebies For You": Sunil Gavaskar Recalls Interesting Chat With West Indies Star During 1983 World Cup Final

Legendary Indian cricket team batter Sunil Gavaskar recalled an interesting story from the 1983 World Cup final against West Indies. India defeated West Indies by 43 runs in the final at Lord's and this is the 40th anniversary of the legendary victory. The India team members from the final came together during Adani Group's launch of 'Jeetenge Hum' campaign at Adani Day on Saturday. Gavaskar spoke about the interaction he had with West Indies legend Joel Garner who was also his teammate at English county side Somerset and how Garner made it clear that he will not give him any freebies because of their friendship.

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Roger Binny - "My Toast And Towel Fell Down": India Star's Funny Story From 1983 World Cup - sports.ndtv.com - Zimbabwe - India - Sandhu

"My Toast And Towel Fell Down": India Star's Funny Story From 1983 World Cup

Former India batter Syed Kirmani has revealed a funny incident from the 1983 World Cup. It was India's match against Zimbabwe in which the then captain of the side, Kapil Dev, played the iconic 175-run knock. India were tottering at 17 for 5 when Kapil Dev entered the crease and tore apart the Zimbabwe bowlers, helping his team eventually post a total of 266 for 8 in 60 overs. The captain's unbeaten knock was laced with 16 fours and 6 sixes.

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Kapil Dev - Sunil Gavaskar - Roger Binny - On This Day In 1983, Kapil Dev Smashed 175* Against Zimbabwe - sports.ndtv.com - Zimbabwe - county Day - India - Sandeep

On This Day In 1983, Kapil Dev Smashed 175* Against Zimbabwe

On this day in 1983, legendary Indian all-rounder Kapil Dev put on a historic performance by playing a magnificent knock of 175* runs against Zimbabwe in a must-win 1983 World Cup. It was one of the most prolific knocks of Kapil Dev, however, there is no footage of that game available as BBC covered other matches in the list of fixtures, considering India's past performance in the World Cup. Team India was headed to the match against Zimbabwe after defeating West Indies in their first match, ending their eight-year-long unbeaten run in the cricketing marquee event. Momentum was on their side.

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Pat Cummins - Scott Boland - Nathan Lyon - Mitchell Starc - Steve Smith - Virat Kohli - Roger Binny - 'Game Was Totally Even If You Take...': BCCI President Roger Binny's Big Statement On WTC Final - sports.ndtv.com - Australia - India

'Game Was Totally Even If You Take...': BCCI President Roger Binny's Big Statement On WTC Final

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) president Roger Binny believes that India lost the World Test Championship final on the first day after Steve Smith and Travis Head set the tone of the game with their 285-run partnership. Australia completed the list of ICC accolades after defeating India in the WTC 2023 final by 209 runs. Australia took the opportunities that were present in front of them which allowed them to take firm control over the game.

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