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As seen in: Republic World, MSN India, Wiley Online Library, Rediff.com, The Telegraph (India), The Hans India, The Pioneer (India), InsideSport, TV9News
23rd Year in Media. Working at Press Trust of India. Ex Sports Editor at Republic TV. Also worked in TV Today Network, Times Now, TV9 Network, NewsX & UNI.
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BCCI must scrutinise team management’s role: Saba Karim

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By Suman Ray
| The Pioneer (India) Verified
Former national selector Saba Karim has urged the BCCI to scrutinise the Indian team management’s role in the unprecedented twin T20I series debacles against Ireland and England and take appropriate measures. India lost 0-2 to Ireland and were whitewashed 0-4 by England in back-to-back T20I series defeats.
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Gambhir not to blame? Ex selector makes big claim

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By Suman Ray
| Rediff.com Verified
Former India chief selector MSK Prasad has voiced strong opinions on the current state of Indian cricket, defending head coach Gautam Gambhir while vehemently questioning the repeated exclusion of Sanju Samson from the T20I squad, citing his proven match-winning capabilities. IMAGE: MSK Prasad says Gautam Gambhir deserves more time.
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'No one can abdicate responsibility': Saba Karim on India's T20I collapse

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By Suman Ray
| Rediff.com Verified
Former national selector Saba Karim has urged the BCCI to conduct a thorough scrutiny of the Indian team management, including Head Coach Gautam Gambhir and captain Shreyas Iyer, following the unprecedented T20I series whitewashes against Ireland and England. IMAGE: India's batting coach Sitanshu Kotak with Head Coach Gautam Gambhir and fielder coach T Dilip.
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