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Virat Kohli - Rohit Sharma - Sourav Ganguly - "After Virat Kohli Left, Rohit Sharma Was...": Sourav Ganguly's Big Revelation On Captaincy Saga - sports.ndtv.com - Manchester - Australia - South Africa - India - Dubai

"After Virat Kohli Left, Rohit Sharma Was...": Sourav Ganguly's Big Revelation On Captaincy Saga

Virat Kohli's reign as captain of the Indian team came to sour end in the 2021 after he was removed as skipper of the ODI side. Kohli, who had taken over the leadership baton from the legendary MS Dhoni, announced his decision to step down as T20 captain after the T20 World Cup in Dubai following which the Sourav Ganguly-led BCCI stripped him of ODI captaincy in December later that year. The whole episode had to speculations of a feud between Kohli and Ganguly.

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Rohit Sharma - Asia Cup - Sourav Ganguly - "Winning IPL More Difficult Than World Cup": Sourav Ganguly Makes Debate-Stirring Comparison - sports.ndtv.com - India

"Winning IPL More Difficult Than World Cup": Sourav Ganguly Makes Debate-Stirring Comparison

Questions on Rohit Sharma's captaincy are bound to rise, with the India skipper failing to deliver in the World Test Championship final, having previously failed to help India bag the trophy in the T20 World Cup 2022. As the cricketing world questions whether Rohit is the right man to lead India, especially with the view of succeeding in ICC events, Sourav Ganguly has lent his support to the Hitman. Ganguly has no doubts that Rohit can succeed as India skipper, as he has helped Mumbai Indians bag the Indian Premier League title five times. For Dada, winning the IPL is more difficult than winning a World Cup.

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Pat Cummins - Scott Boland - Nathan Lyon - Rohit Sharma - After WTC Final Failure, Rohit Sharma's Big ODI World Cup Declaration - sports.ndtv.com - Australia - India

After WTC Final Failure, Rohit Sharma's Big ODI World Cup Declaration

Skipper Rohit Sharma spoke about his team's mindset and strategy after India got thrashed by Australia by 209 runs on Sunday in the World Test Championship final at The Oval. India were chasing a whopping total of 444 and were bundled out for 234 on Day 5, with Nathan Lyon and Scott Boland scalping four and three wickets respectively. This loss deprived Team India of winning another ICC trophy and their decade-long wait continues. India won their last ICC trophy under the captaincy of MS Dhoni, when they lifted the Champions Trophy in 2013.

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Pat Cummins - Rohit Sharma - Harbhajan Singh - "It Will Take Us To...": Harbhajan Singh On Rohit Sharma's Suggestion Of 3 Finals For World Test Championship - sports.ndtv.com - Australia - India

"It Will Take Us To...": Harbhajan Singh On Rohit Sharma's Suggestion Of 3 Finals For World Test Championship

Following India's loss to Australia in the summit clash of World Test Championship, skipper Rohit Sharma backed the idea of three finals for the mega event. In the WTC Final, Australia defeated India by 209 runs in the final to claim their maiden World Test Championship title. The game was dominated by the Pat Cummins-led side for the majority part and India barely had their moments of joy. After the match, Rohit said that a three-match series would be ideal for the next WTC cycle.

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Scott Boland - Cameron Green - Ricky Ponting - Justin Langer - Rohit Sharma - Shubman Gill - Richard Kettleborough - "Ball Did Touch The Ground": Ricky Ponting's Honest Take On Shubman Gill Catch Controversy - sports.ndtv.com - Australia - India

"Ball Did Touch The Ground": Ricky Ponting's Honest Take On Shubman Gill Catch Controversy

Former Australia captain Ricky Ponting reckons the catch taken by all-rounder Cameron Green to dismiss Indian opener Shubman Gill had the ball touching the ground at one point but credited the third umpire for taking the "correct decision" during the fourth day's play of the World Test Championship final. Gill was batting on 18 when he edged one off Scott Boland and the ball flew low to the left of Green at gully, who scooped it inches from the ground and immediately celebrated the dismissal, as India were rocked early in the chase of 444.

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Pat Cummins - Cameron Green - Rohit Sharma - Richard Kettleborough - India, Australia fined heavily for slow World Test Championship over rates - news24.com - Australia - India

India, Australia fined heavily for slow World Test Championship over rates

India have been fined 100 percent and Australia 80 percent of their match fees for slow over rates in the World Test Championship final, the International Cricket Council said Monday.

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Rohit Sharma - Richard Kettleborough - India's Gill fined for criticising umpiring decision in WTC final - channelnewsasia.com - Australia - India - parish Cameron - county Green

India's Gill fined for criticising umpiring decision in WTC final

LONDON : India opener Shubman Gill has been fined 15 per cent of his match fees for questioning on social media an umpiring decision against him in the World Test Championship (WTC), the International Cricket Council (ICC) said on Monday.

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Scott Boland - Steve Smith - Travis Head - Josh Hazlewood - Aaron Finch - Rohit Sharma - Steven Smith - Aaron Finch Picks 'Difference Maker' For Australia In WTC Final. It's Not India's Batting Failure - sports.ndtv.com - Australia - New Zealand - India - county Smith

Aaron Finch Picks 'Difference Maker' For Australia In WTC Final. It's Not India's Batting Failure

Former Australia white-ball skipper Aaron Finch believes the 285-run first innings partnership between Steve Smith and Travis Head made the difference in the World Test Championship final against India at The Oval. India finished runners-up for the second consecutive time in the WTC final as Australia clinched the mace with a massive 209-run win on Sunday. India had lost the inaugural edition of WTC final to New Zealand.

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