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Surrey sign B. Sai Sudharsan for remaining three matches of a county championship season - Vimarsana News

Surrey sign B. Sai Sudharsan for remaining three matches of a county championship season

English club Surrey has signed the highly rated Indian left-handed batter B Sai Sudharsan for their remaining three County Championship fixtures this season.He will be available for Surrey's match against Warwickshire starting from September 3 ...

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West Indian paceman Kemar Roach has re-joined Surrey for the final three games of the County Championship season. The 34-year-old will have a fourth spell at The Oval, having played for the club in 2021 and during their title-winning 2022 campaign. Roach also took 18 wickets in five matches earlier this season before his deal ended early over a family matter. "Surrey is a second home for me," he said. "I'm looking …

India on course for series sweep against West Indies after batters' blitzkrieg - Vimarsana News

India on course for series sweep against West Indies after batters' blitzkrieg

Port of Spain: India gave themselves the best chance to win the second Test against the West Indies with an ultra-aggressive batting approach after lead pacer Mohammed Siraj...

India set West Indies target of 365 runs to win, WI lose two quick wickets - Vimarsana News

India set West Indies target of 365 runs to win, WI lose two quick wickets

India declared their innings at 181/2, with Kishan (52*) and Gill (29*) unbeaten

WI v IND: It's not easy to take a five-fer on such a flat wicket, says Mohammed Siraj - Vimarsana News

WI v IND: It's not easy to take a five-fer on such a flat wicket, says Mohammed Siraj

In the ongoing tour of the West Indies, Mohammed Siraj had to step up to be the leader of the Indian fast-bowling attack. On Fay Four, where there was nothing for the bowlers to extract from a slow pitch at Queen's Park Oval, Siraj returned ...