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Ajinkya Rahane Names Greatest Indian Cricketer Of All Time

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By R Ashwin
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In India's long list of great cricketers, one name that commands an unequivocal response is Sachin Tendulkar. He holds the record for the most centuries in both Tests and ODIs, a remarkable feat, especially considering he didn't register his first ODI hundred until his 79th match. With a staggering 34,357 international runs, Sachin Tendulkar stands as the most prolific batter in cricket history.
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Mumbai Indians Advised To Accept Hardik Pandya Trade Deal With KKR On 'One Condition' By R Ashwin

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By R Ashwin, Aditya Kumar Verified
| NDTV Sports Verified
File photo of Hardik Pandya.© NDTV Library Mumbai Indians are reportedly considering trading captain Hardik Pandya before the next IPL season "If I were MI, I would accept a deal with KKR on only one condition: getting Harshit and Rinku" - Ashwin "That is the only way MI get stronger," the former India all-rounder added There are rumours that Mumbai Indians are looking to trade their captain, Hardik Pandya, ahead of the next season of the Indian Premier League.
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Under-Fire Virat Kohli's Smile Is Back After Sharp Catch vs Australia, Surprises Umpire With Stylish Gesture. Watch

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By R Ashwin
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Under-fire Virat Kohli's smile was back in the third India vs Australia ODI after he took a sharp catch of Matthew Short off Washington Sundar. Kohli has been under pressure after being dismissed for two ducks in the first two ODIs-something that has never happened to the batting great before. As he plays only one format, the chances for Kohli to play are limited, and he is in search of a big score. The catch he took at forward square will give him confidence.
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