Cricket Today - February 17, 2024

In this issue

After regular snubs, Sarfaraz Khan was finally included in the team and the Playing XI. He made his debut in the third Test against England and scored a sensational half-century in Rajkot. The out-of-form captain Rohit Sharma scored a century in the first innings, which reignited the debate about his place among the top openers for India in Test cricket. In the world of sports, Brazil, the powerhouse of football, is losing its worth. Enjoy the action-packed edition of Cricket Today.

SARFARAZ KHAN THE NEW AGE PRODIGY MAKING WAVES IN CRICKET

In a dazzling debut against England, Sarfaraz Khan emerged as a rising star, showcasing his undeniable talent and potential on the international stage. With nerves of steel and a bat wielded like a magic wand, Sarfaraz delivered a breathtaking performance...

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Is Rohit Sharma One Of India's Best Test Openers?

In the dynamic landscape of Indian cricket, few discussions are as fervent as those revolving around the nation's Test openers. Among the array of names that have graced this pivotal position, Rohit Sharma emerges as a modern-day contender...

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IS THE RAHUL DRAVID WAY OF COACHING PRIMITIVE AND BORING?

The appointment of Rahul Dravid as head coach in November 2021 was met with anticipation and optimism. Dravid, renowned for his steely resolve and astute cricketing acumen during his playing days, was expected to bring a new era...

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YOUNG AND ASPIRING FAST BOWLERS ARE ON SHOW IN PSL 2024

Young and aspiring fast bowlers such as Shamar Joseph of West Indies will showcase their skills in Pakistan's premier domestic Twenty20 competition. Shamar Joseph's mesmerizing spell against Australia in the second test...

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5 Challenges India Will Face Without Virat Kohli

In the pulsating arena of cricket, where every match holds the promise of thrill and unpredictability, the absence of key players can significantly alter the dynamics of a game. As England sets foot on Indian soil for a gripping five-test series...

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END OF BRAZILIAN MAGIC IN FOOTBALL

Brazilian soccer fans were already in a funk after a year that saw a string of poor results, a coaching void and a political tug of war at the country's federation. Things got even worse after Brazil failed to qualify for the Paris Olympics...

3 mins

SUPER BOWL THRILLER WAS THE MOST-WATCHED PROGRAM EVER

The longest Super Bowl game will also go down as the most-watched program in television history. According to Nielsen and Adobe Analytics, Kansas City's 25-22 overtime victory over San Francisco averaged 123.4 million viewers across television...

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IVORY COAST: THE CHAMPIONS OF AFRICA

Let the party begin. Sébastien Haller scored late to lead host nation Ivory Coast to a remarkable Africa Cup of Nations title with a 2-1 victory over Nigeria in the final. Haller fired in from close range in the 81st minute to complete the turnaround...

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