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Rishabh Pant is spending a lot of time with Mahendra Singh Dhoni: Read on to find out the exact reason PNN & Agencies New Delhi: Rishabh Pant, the hero of India’s historical series win in Australia is spending a lot of time with Mahendra Singh Dhoni and his family since his return from Down Under. Rishabh Pant scored a brilliant unbeaten 89 in the final Test at Brisbane’s Gabba to seal a historical win for India by three wickets. By winning the fourth Test India won the series 2-1. It was indeed a memorable triumph as India were without most of their frontline cricketers in...

Photo Credit: IANS IANSLive New Delhi, Jan 26 (IANS) England are not putting their best team up for the four-Test India series that begins next month despite knowing that India will provide a far more stiffer challenge than Sri Lanka, where they sent their best squad and won the two-Test series 2-0. To get full access of the story, click here to subscribe to IANS News Service © 2021 IANS India Private Limited. All Rights Reserved. The reproduction of the story/photograph in any form will be liable for legal action. For news, views and gossips, follow IANS at Twitter. Update: 26-January-202...

Film fraternity lauds India’s incredible victory at Brisbane PNN/Agencies Mumbai: The film fraternity was not left behind in greeting the Indian cricket team for their historic win at the Gabba in Brisbane. In the process, India retained the Border-Gavaskar Trophy by winning the series 2-1. Riding on Shubman Gill’s 91 and an unbeaten swashbuckling 89 from Rishabh Pant, the Men in Blue won the fourth and final Test by three wickets Tuesday. The victory is indeed historic as this is the second time in succession that India have won a series Down Under. In the process they als...

Cricket News: Steve Smith's typically gutsy hundred was neutralised by Ravindra Jadeja's four-wicket haul and rookie Shubman Gill's fluent half-century as a resolut

Representational image of Indian fans in a ground in Australia (Getty Images) MELBOURNE: It was summer, 1999. A cricket match in Australia would usually be a sea of yellow. The Indian community in Australia was not large, but a small band of 15 wanted to paint the Adelaide stands blue for the India-Australia Test series. Raghav Bhatia was ‘I’ and Rakesh Jampala ‘D’ in the line of five to spell out ‘INDIA’ that day. India lost. “But it was extraordinary. We knew we had to do it again,” said Rakesh, now 38. They did. In the 21 years since, the two have attended every single Te...