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IND vs AFG: Rain threat looming over the historic Test match India and Afghanistan will lock horns in the one-off historic Test from June 14 at M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bangalore. The technology doesn’t allow the excessive rain to damage the outfield and the system is capable of draining water 36 times faster. (Read more about the story) Aspiring cricketer loses his life after lightning strikes him The aspiring cricketer had joined the Calcutta Cricket Academy only in May and his fate didn’t allow to live his dream. Even the ambulance officers were called and he was treated at the scene but he was declared dead arrival at Shoalhaven Hospital. (Read more about the story) When Tamim Iqbal’s support helped Rumana Ahmed out of trouble Rumana Ahmed’s knock of 23 runs from 22 balls turned out to be pivotal in the context of the match. Post the victory, Tamim Iqbal, their male counterpart’s opener, posted a picture on Instagram to celebrate their victory. (Read more about the story) Harshal Patel confident about playing for India He played for the Delhi Daredevils in the Indian Premier League and churned out some crucial performances. During his chat, he also heaped praises on Gautam Gambhir, who captained the Daredevils in the initial part of the tournament. (Read more about the story) Bhuvneshwar Kumar reveals who the toughest batsman he has bowled to Indian pacer Bhuvneshwar Kumar is perhaps one of the most important players in the Indian cricket team at the moment. Recently, the 28-year old was questioned about who was the toughest batsman he has ever bowled to. (Read more about the story) Justin Langer hints at Michael Neser’s inclusion in the first ODI versus England Prior to Australia’s tour of England, the visitors were dealt with a body blow when Jos Hazlewood, their most experienced bowler in the lineup, was ruled out. He was the second-highest wicket-taker in the Sheffield Shield tournament having picked up 39 wickets in 10 matches. (Read more about the story) I am fortunate to get an opportunity to play Test cricket so early: Rashid Khan Rashid Khan has been one of the hottest talking points in world cricket over the past few months. He nipped out 8 wickets in 3 matches and hardly allowed the opponents’ batsmen to pounce on them. (Read more about the story) South African domestic veteran steps down as captain Highveld Lions is one of the prominent teams in the South African domestic circuit but went through one of their leanest phases in the last season. Stephen Cook felt that it was a privilege to lead Highveld Lions over the last few seasons and believed that the team has significantly improved. (Read more about the story) New Zealand greats turn down Blackcaps head coach role Mike Hesson stepped down as the head coach of New Zealand earlier this week citing personal reasons. Stephen Fleming and Daniel Vettori, the former New Zealand players, will not succeed Mike Hesson as the coach of the Blackcaps. (Read more about the story) James Anderson to rest his shoulders before India series James Anderson recently took part in England’s two-match Test series versus Pakistan and was the hosts’ leading wicket-taker with 9 wickets. India are currently the top-ranked team in Tests while England are placed in the fourth position. The Indian batting lineup is a formidable one. (Read more about the story) Ian Chappell names the stronger batting line-up between England and India Team India will be soon embarking on their tour to the United Kingdom where they will face Ireland and England. The first Test between the two sides will commence on August 1 at Edgbaston in Birmingham and will have an ample amount of time. (Read more about the story) IND vs AFG: Damp conditions a detriment to preparing practice pitches in Bangalore India and Afghanistan are scheduled to cross swords in Bangalore for the one-off Test, which starts on June 14. The weather in Bangalore has been a tad indifferent with constant spells of rain and the sun has also played hide and seek. (Read more about the story) Eoin Morgan gives his opinion on Jofra Archer’s chances of playing for England in the World Cup Jofra Archer is the new sensation currently who has scaled greater heights in a very short time while playing in the County circuit for Sussex. England will now be playing against their arch-rivals Australia in the five-match ODI series which will commence on June 13. (Read more about the story)

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