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Ruturaj Gaikwad learns the mid-overs momentum game from maestro Kohli | Cricket News

Ruturaj Gaikwad learns the mid-overs momentum game from maestro Kohli | Cricket News

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Having moved up the ranks from a debutant to captain in six years at MS Dhoni’s CSK, Ruturaj Gaikwad knows how to live and grow under the shadow of a legend. By his own admission, he might be an IPL leader but “there is just one boss in Chennai.” Gaikwad is used to playing second-fiddle and his efforts going under-appreciated. The story was the same in the second ODI at Raipur. Gaikwad took fewer balls and scored more runs than Virat Kohli in their close to 200-runs partnership, but it wasn’t his name that the fans were chanting in the aisles. They weren’t being unfair on the youngster, the gulf of class between the master and the apprentice was stark. After the game, the 28-year-old would call his 83-ball 105 – first ODI hundred – the best knock of his career. But there certainly was scope of improvement. When batting with the greatest, the flaws stand out. Kohli would play the field, find the gaps and play risk-free cricket. Gaikwad would have his struggles at …

Pat Cummins gives his say on Yashasvi Jaiswal’s debatable dismissal at MCG – India TV

Pat Cummins gives his say on Yashasvi Jaiswal’s debatable dismissal at MCG – India TV

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Image Source : GETTY Yashasvi Jaiswal was not impressed after his dismissal at MCG in 2nd innings. Yashasvi Jaiswal’s dismissal in the second innings of the Melbourne Test came under question after the technology had no evidence to rule him out. Jaiswal was dismissed on 84 after having set his foot firm at the Melbourne Cricket Ground for a draw, which ended in India’s loss eventually. Jaiswal tried pulling a short ball of Pat Cummins in the third session when India were under the pump for a draw. He didn’t connect and the ball seemingly changed its direction at the time it passed the bat and gloves. While there was nothing on the ultra-edge, the technology for deciding edges off the bat, the third umpire ruled Jaiswal out after looking at the visual evidence he had seen. Australian captain Cummins has given his say on the debatable decision. “I think it was clear that he hit it. I heard a noise (and) saw deviation. So I was absolutely certain that he hit it. As soon …

Yashasvi Jaiswal’s dramatic dismissal at MCG involving DRS: Who said what? | Cricket News

Yashasvi Jaiswal’s dramatic dismissal at MCG involving DRS: Who said what? | Cricket News

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Yashasvi Jaiswal’s dramatic dismissal has created a controversy on Day 5 of the fifth Test of the ongoing Australia vs India at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG). Jaiswal attempted the hook off a Pat Cummins bouncer and replays appeared to show it just clipped the finger on his glove on the way through to the diving Alex Carey. There was nothing conclusive on snicko as the television umpire looked long and hard at the side-on angle where you could see his right index finger touch the ball on the way through. It also looked like it changed direction after passing him. “I can see the ball has made contact with the gloves. Joel, you need to change your decision.” And with that, Jaiswal is out! #AUSvIND pic.twitter.com/biOQP4ZeDB — 7Cricket (@7Cricket) December 30, 2024 Jaiswal batted patiently for his 84. Sunil Gavaskar on the dismissal Legendary India cricketer Sunil Gavaskar slams third umpire Sharfuddoula and said Jaiswal was not out. “If you are using technology, then use technology only. Whatever I am seeing, I always say …

Michael Vaughan takes a sly dig at Yashasvi Jaiswal’s dismissal: ‘In practice it was perfect’ | Cricket News

Michael Vaughan takes a sly dig at Yashasvi Jaiswal’s dismissal: ‘In practice it was perfect’ | Cricket News

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During the warm-up, while facing a few throw downs before the start of the innings, Yashasvi Jaiswal flicked one straight towards the Australian team huddle on Day 3 of the third Test on Monday. Little did he know it would be that very shot that would cause his dismissal. During the warm-up, one of the Indian coaching staff was helping Jaiswal with the routine throw downs, Jaiswal flicked it elegantly and the ball went straight towards the Australian huddle, who were preparing to enter the field at the sidelines. The ball hit the Cricket Australia’s cameraman on his legs, leaving the hosts a little riled up, but the Jaiswal quickly to apologised. “That’s one way of getting ahead of the game… he’s just trying to take out Mitchell Starc before the game starts,” Michael Vaughan said. The first ball of the innings saw Jaiswal catch an edge off Mitchell Starc’s fuller length delivery that swung away from the batsman, but the ball raced towards the boundary going through the middle of fourth slip and gully. …

IND vs NZ: From Yashasvi Jaiswal’s ill-advised shot to Virat Kohli’s misjudged run, how fans were left stunned at Wankhede | Cricket News

IND vs NZ: From Yashasvi Jaiswal’s ill-advised shot to Virat Kohli’s misjudged run, how fans were left stunned at Wankhede | Cricket News

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Dusk brought drama to the Wankhede Stadium. The evening was unfolding smoothly for India—New Zealand bowled out, Yashasvi Jaiswal and Shubman Gill batting without ado—when the script turned awry, leaving the contest on a knife edge. In the space of 10 wild minutes, Jaiswal reverse swept to his doom, the night watchman Mohammed Siraj survived a lone ball, miserably burned a review and Virat Kohli ran himself out for a non-existent single, the slinging, sniper-eyed throw of Matt Henry stranding him despite a full-stretch dive. From 78/1, India stumbled to 86/4 in 11 balls. The pendulum swing shocked the spectators. Even after the players retreated to the dressing room, they lingered on in disbelief, before they headed to the exit doors. Three favourites of theirs had returned to the pavilion. Even Ravindra Jadeja, when asked about the meltdown, joked that he didn’t have the time to process it. There was a farcical nature to it. Until that moment, Jaiswal was raising the spirit of the crowd, batting with the maturity of a veteran, dousing every …