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Willing to bat lower to accommodate Rohit, Shikhar, and Rahul, concedes Kohli
Published on :Jan 14, 2020 09:52
Indian skipper Virat Kohli has stated he is willing to bat lower down the order to accommodate in-form openers Rohit Sharma, Shikhar Dhawan, and KL Rahul in the team
Virat Kohli explains why both Pant and Iyer thought they were India's number four
Published on :Sep 24, 2019 03:23
After India lost the third T20 against South Africa at Bengaluru, captain Virat Kohli admitted that some confusion was created over who would come out to bat at number four
Gavaskar believes not Rishabh Pant but this batsman should be India's number 4
Published on :Aug 13, 2019 03:56
Virat Kohli and the Indian team management have been backing wicket-keeper batsman Rishabh Pant at number four since the World Cup
Shreyas Iyer on No.4 debate: Totally management's decision where they want to play me
Published on :Aug 11, 2019 12:56
The ODI series against West Indies will be an opportunity for young Shreyas Iyer to cement his place at the number four slot. Despite being around the domestic
Saha: Team management decides who bats where
Published on :Nov 23, 2017 03:50
India Test wicketkeeper-batsman Wriddhiman Saha has said that he is happy to bat at any position the team wants him to.
Not just about hitting, important to read the game: Pandya
Published on :Sep 25, 2017 04:12
Hardik Pandya’s promotion to number four for the Indore ODI against Australia on Sunday worked perfectly as he smashed 78 from 72 balls to lead India to a series win
IPL 10: Virat Kohli's finds RCB’s batting collapses inexplicable
Published on :May 06, 2017 04:06
RCB just can’t seem to get out of the losing rut. They went down to Kings XI Punjab by 19 runs. Virat Kohli's team have been all-out four times this year, and the skipper is at loss to reveal what's going wrong.
Ashes 2015: Michael Clarke's place in the team will be put under question
Published on :Jul 31, 2015 02:54
Australian captain Michael Clarke retired from one-day cricket after the World Cup final in the hope that he could extend his injury-battered Test career. But, in the wake of his poor form in the 2015 Ashes,
South Africa's batting letting them down in Bangladesh
Published on :Jul 22, 2015 04:21
Like India and Pakistan, South Africa were also shocked by Bangladesh in the one-day series. The frequency with which Bangladesh have been defeating Test sides at home, the time has come to stop using the term shocked when Bangladesh beat an opponent in one-dayers or T20s.
