MS Dhoni: I need to put in 6-8 months of hard work for IPL, nobody cares about age
MS Dhoni, 43, remains committed to the Indian Premier League, feeling capable of rigorous training for six to eight months to ...
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Nobody cares how old you are in the IPL: Dhoni
The 43-year-old says he can still put his body through 'six to eight months' of hard work to be fit for the IPL.
Nobody cares how old you are, the level needs to be the same in IPL: Dhoni
MS Dhoni has been an integral part of the Indian Premier League since its inception 17 seasons ago but the 43-year-old says he can still put his body through "six to eight months" of hard work to be ...
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Ranji Trophy 2024-25: Jaymeet, Jalaj’s inspirational performances set up tense semifinal showdown
When Gujarat resumed its first innings on day four of its Ranji Trophy semifinal against Kerala on Wednesday, the side looked ...
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The Legacy and Dedication of MS Dhoni in IPL 2025
MS Dhoni, a key figure in the Indian Premier League since its inception, is set to continue his journey with Chennai Super ...
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Smith, Australia hope champion DNA outweighs big-name absences
It's a day out from the game, and yet getting to Lahore's Gaddafi Stadium when Australia or England are en route can be ...
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My PR is my cricket: Ajinkya Rahane targets return to Indian Test team
Ajinkya Rahane is aiming for a comeback into the Indian Test team as he feels there is cricket left in him. Rahane last ...
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Afghanistan Aims for Glory in Debut ICC Champions Trophy Campaign
Afghanistan, led by Hashmatullah Shahidi, is confident as they gear up for the ICC Champions Trophy. Despite missing spinner ...
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From a challenging 14-month recovery to a fifer: Mohd Shami’s monumental comeback at Champions Trophy
The fast bowler became the fastest Indian and the second fastest in the world to reach the 200 ODI wicket milestone Thursday ...