‘You don’t want to concede 48 in last two overs’ – DC coach

Delhi Capitals’ IPL 2025 campaign ended in disappointment after a promising start, failing to reach the playoffs. A crushing defeat to Mumbai Indians, fueled by Suryakumar Yadav’s explosive innings and costly final overs, highlighted their struggles. Coach Hemang Badani lamented the absence of Axar Patel and inconsistent opening partnerships as key factors in their underwhelming season.
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Vaibhav Suryavanshi shows he can adapt under pressure

Fourteen-year-old Vaibhav Suryavanshi has taken IPL 2025 by storm, exceeding expectations after being picked up by the Rajasthan Royals. The young prodigy showcased his talent with a blistering debut, including a record-breaking century against Gujarat Titans. Suryavanshi’s maturity and composure were further highlighted in a crucial match against CSK, solidifying his status as a rising star.
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TOI Exclusive | ‘Arshdeep Singh a perfect fit for English conditions’

Punjab Kings’ bowling coach James Hopes believes Arshdeep Singh’s skills are well-suited for English conditions, citing his ability to swing the ball both ways and bowl reverse swing. Hopes also highlighted Arshdeep’s coachability and willingness to experiment, adding that Shreyas Iyer’s captaincy has been instrumental in PBKS’s success and that he is ready for Test Cricket.
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‘In all fairness, MS Dhoni is struggling’

Krishnamachari Srikkanth suggests MS Dhoni’s era with CSK might be nearing its end, citing his age and declining performance as factors. Srikkanth pointed out Dhoni’s struggles with form and fitness, impacting his ability to perform his previous roles effectively. CSK’s failure to reach the playoffs for the second consecutive season adds weight to the speculation about Dhoni’s future.
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Stirling becomes 1st Irish batter to score 10K runs as Ireland crush Windies

Paul Stirling made history as the first Irish batter to reach 10,000 international runs during Ireland’s dominant 124-run victory over the West Indies in Dublin. Stirling’s 54 and Andy Balbirnie’s brilliant 112 set the foundation for Ireland’s 303/6. Barry McCarthy’s 4/32 then dismantled the West Indies, who were bundled out for 179, giving Ireland a 1-0 series lead.
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