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Ravi Ashwin picks MS Dhoni as the toughest batsman to bowl in T20s

• He also heaped praises on his abilities to change the pace of the game on the back of his submissive batting skills.
• MS Dhoni, the former Indian skipper has earned a reputation as one of the most dynamic hitters of the ball across all the formats.
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Shoaib Malik is better than Steve Smith when it comes to playing spin: Yuzvendra Chahal

• During this time, players have been engaging with their fellow teammates through social media.
• During an Instagram live session, Yuzvendra Chahal was asked to pick the best players of spin bowling in the world currently.
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‘Talent by itself is so so inadequate,’ – Harsha Bhogle and Aakash Chopra react on Umar Akmal’s ban

• Umar Akmal, the Pakistan batsman, was deemed to be the next big thing when he forayed into cricket.
• In 2019, he made his comeback to the national team two times, but couldn’t hold on to his position.
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Shubman Gill names Sachin Tendulkar and Ricky Ponting as his favourite batsmen

• The Punjab batsman is currently spending time with his family like every other player.
• One of the fans asked Gill who was his favourite batsman and he unsurprisingly named Sachin Tendulkar.
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‘I don’t quite trust this guy yet’ – AB de Villiers on his first impression about Virat Kohli

• AB de Villiers didn’t get the right vibes from Virat Kohli when he first met him in the Indian Premier League (IPL).
• Kohli, on the other hand, has been with the Bangalore franchise since the inaugural edition in 2008.
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Google re-releases 2017 cricket game in latest doodle

• Google has re-released its 2017 cricket video game in its latest doodle in order to keep the fans engaged in the coronavirus pandemic situation.
• The doodle was first made in honour of the international cricket tournament held in England and Wales in June 2017.
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