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FIR registered against Yuvraj Singh for ‘casteist remark’ during live chat with Rohit Sharma in 2020

• An FIR has been registered against Yuvraj Singh, the former Indian all-rounder, for his ‘casteist remark’ during an Instagram Live.
• If reports are to be believed, the Haryana police have registered an FIR of the case eight months after Yuvraj had the Instagram live.
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IPL 2021: Gautam Gambhir names two all-rounders CSK can target in the auction

• Chennai Super Kings (CSK), the three-time champions of the Indian Premier League (IPL), had a horrendous campaign last time around.
• Gautam Gambhir reckons that CSK have retained their core and their Indian batting contingent looks strong.
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‘Sorry, Bhajju Pa’ – Ravi Ashwin after surpassing Harbhajan Singh’s tally of Test wickets in India

• During India’s second Test against England, Ravi Ashwin surpassed Harbhajan Singh’s tally of Test wickets on Indian soil.
• In the second day of the ongoing Test at the MA Chidambaram Stadium, Ashwin went past the Turbanator.
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Rishabh Pant is going to play all formats of the game for India in the next 10 years: Kiran More

• Rishabh Pant has been in top form with the bat for the Indian Test team.
• However, his wicketkeeping skills have been put into question several times.
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Arjun Tendulkar smashes five sixes in a single over ahead of IPL 2021 auction

• He has listed his base price at Rs 20 lakh and it will be interesting to see if any team is interested in him.
• He is currently playing in a local cricket tournament organised by Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) for MIG Cricket Club.
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Rohit Sharma and Cheteshwar Pujara never let me bowl the way I wanted to bowl: Moeen Ali

• Moeen missed out playing the first Test at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai.
• He made his Test comeback after last playing in the 2019 Ashes in England.
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