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From Ajit Wadekar to MS Dhoni, Aakash Chopra ranks ‘Top 6’ captains of Indian cricket

• Former Indian cricketer-turned commentator Aakash Chopra, via his official Youtube channel, has been churning out brilliant content for his viewers.
• And, on Wednesday, Chopra was back with another brilliant video where he names the six best Indian captains of all time.
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‘I cannot take three weeks off’ – Ben Stokes keeping himself in shape to be ready if IPL 2020 happens

• Star all-rounder Ben Stokes, who is contracted to Rajasthan Royals, is supposed to participate in the Indian Premier League 2020.
• Due to the restrictions imposed by the government, the start was shifted to April 15th, it is unlikely that IPL could be even started at the end of April.
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‘I hope my arm was broken’ – Glenn Maxwell on his plight while fighting mental health issues

• Glenn Maxwell’s tussle with his mental issues was from the time when Australia were busy playing in the 2019 World Cup.
• Maxwell and Shaun Marsh copped blows on the arm and the latter had to bear the brunt after a fractured forearm.
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BCCI should start women’s IPL by next year, can’t wait forever: Mithali Raj

• The 37-year-old from Jodhpur reckons that the world’s richest cricket board can’t afford to ‘wait forever’.
• In 2018, there was a women’s exhibition match between the Trailblazers and Supernovas, led by Harmanpreet Kaur and Smriti Mandhana.
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Nupur Nagar picks husband Bhuvneshwar Kumar’s favourite spell

• Nupur Nagar, the wife of Bhuvneshwar Kumar, picked the spell against Pakistan on debut as the most favourite her husband has bowled thus far.
• Though the Men in Blue lost the game by five wickets, Kumar conjured lots of praises.
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Sourav Ganguly to provide rice worth INR 50 lakh to the underprivileged amid COVID-19 pandemic

• The lockdown in the country has brought some big challenges for the poor and needy people.
• It is a stern situation for everyone in the nation. But, COVID-19 outbreak has left no option in front of the government.
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