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"Taylor Swift, Taylor Yadav": Pop Star's Spin Bowling Action Sparks Online Laughter
A snapshot from one of Taylor Swift's performances unexpectedly resembled a cricket bowling action, landing the pop star into the spotlight of numerous humorous cricket memes.
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India Will Be Nervous Facing New Zealand In Cricket World Cup 2023 Semifinal: Ross Taylor
India will be nervous facing New Zealand in the World Cup, reckons Ross Taylor, drawing parallels from the campaigns of both teams in the 2019 edition.
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"Series Loss Tough To Swallow, India Far Better Side": Ross Taylor
India beat New Zealand by seven wickets in the third ODI to take a series-clinching 3-0 lead.
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How Indian Spinners Countered Ross Taylor and Tom Latham Sweep Shots, Reveals Axar Patel
The left-arm spinner Axar Patel had a fine outing in the first T20 International.
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2nd Test: Matt Henry's Twin Blow Leaves India Reeling at Lunch
India, who lead the three-match series 1-0, lost three wickets in the first session of the Kolkata Test vs New Zealand
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India vs Zimbabwe, Highlights, World Cup 2015: Raina, Dhoni Destroy Zimbabwe
Suresh Raina slams unbeaten 110 to help India outclass Zimbabwe despite losing the top-order cheaply. Captain MS Dhoni remains unbeaten on 85 to play a key supporting role. Here are the highlights.
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We know the conditions in India better now: Taylor
It is often said that the shorter the format, the more dangerous the underdogs become. Although New Zealand don't have the 'favourites' tag heading into the two Twenty20 Internationals against India, they are well aware of one important fact: they have a clean slate against India in the T20 format. Keeping that going is reason enough to stay motiva...
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We just did not score enough runs: Ross Taylor
Obviously disappointed at having lost the Test series 0-2 to India, New Zealand skipper Ross Taylor Monday felt that his team had its moments in the second game but did not put sufficient runs on the board to pull off a victory.
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2nd Test, Day 3: Ashwin's five saves India's day, New Zealand lead by 244
The second Test between India and New Zealand at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bangalore was fascinatingly poised at stumps on the third day, with New Zealand 232 for 9, a lead of 244. Having chased 207 here to win against Australia in 2010, and with the pitch showing little signs of wear, India hold a slender advantage.
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New Zealand hope to strike with second new ball
After allowing India to get away from a tight corner, New Zealand are hoping that with the second new ball due on the third morning they could restrict the home team in the ongoing second cricket Test here.
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I kept it simple, says Pragyan Ojha
Bowling in the right areas and keeping it simple paid rich dividends, said left-arm spinner Pragyan Ojha who came away with four wickets against New Zealand on the first day of the second cricket Test here Friday.
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2nd Test, Day 1: India vs New Zealand Statistical highlights
New Zealand vs India. Bangalore Test - first day's highlights. Ross Taylor, Kruger van Wyk and Martin Guptill were the bright spots for New Zealand while Pragyan Ojha shone for India as Black Caps take the honours on Day 1 of the second Test match.
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2nd Test: Ross Taylor's ton powers New Zealand against India on Day 1
Ross Taylor hit a magnificent century that embodied the phrase 'leading from the front' to steer New Zealand to 328 for 6 at the end of the first day of the second Test against India at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bangalore. This was the first day on tour that New Zealand ended with an advantage over India, and they had Taylor, their capta...
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We have to attack Indian spinners, says Ross Taylor
Struggling New Zealand captain Ross Taylor on Thursday urged his batsmen to put up a brave front and adopt aggressive approach to counter Indian spin duo Ravichandran Ashwin and Pragyan Ojha in the second Test beginning on Friday.
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Ross Taylor says his team will fightback in 2nd Test
New Zealand captain Ross Taylor is confident that despite losing the first Test against India here, his side can make a comeback in the series in the second and final game starting in Bangalore Aug 31.
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"Taylor Swift, Taylor Yadav": Pop Star's Spin Bowling Action Sparks Online Laughter
A snapshot from one of Taylor Swift's performances unexpectedly resembled a cricket bowling action, landing the pop star into the spotlight of numerous humorous cricket memes.
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India Will Be Nervous Facing New Zealand In Cricket World Cup 2023 Semifinal: Ross Taylor
India will be nervous facing New Zealand in the World Cup, reckons Ross Taylor, drawing parallels from the campaigns of both teams in the 2019 edition.
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"Series Loss Tough To Swallow, India Far Better Side": Ross Taylor
India beat New Zealand by seven wickets in the third ODI to take a series-clinching 3-0 lead.
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How Indian Spinners Countered Ross Taylor and Tom Latham Sweep Shots, Reveals Axar Patel
The left-arm spinner Axar Patel had a fine outing in the first T20 International.
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2nd Test: Matt Henry's Twin Blow Leaves India Reeling at Lunch
India, who lead the three-match series 1-0, lost three wickets in the first session of the Kolkata Test vs New Zealand
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India vs Zimbabwe, Highlights, World Cup 2015: Raina, Dhoni Destroy Zimbabwe
Suresh Raina slams unbeaten 110 to help India outclass Zimbabwe despite losing the top-order cheaply. Captain MS Dhoni remains unbeaten on 85 to play a key supporting role. Here are the highlights.
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We know the conditions in India better now: Taylor
It is often said that the shorter the format, the more dangerous the underdogs become. Although New Zealand don't have the 'favourites' tag heading into the two Twenty20 Internationals against India, they are well aware of one important fact: they have a clean slate against India in the T20 format. Keeping that going is reason enough to stay motiva...
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We just did not score enough runs: Ross Taylor
Obviously disappointed at having lost the Test series 0-2 to India, New Zealand skipper Ross Taylor Monday felt that his team had its moments in the second game but did not put sufficient runs on the board to pull off a victory.
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2nd Test, Day 3: Ashwin's five saves India's day, New Zealand lead by 244
The second Test between India and New Zealand at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bangalore was fascinatingly poised at stumps on the third day, with New Zealand 232 for 9, a lead of 244. Having chased 207 here to win against Australia in 2010, and with the pitch showing little signs of wear, India hold a slender advantage.
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New Zealand hope to strike with second new ball
After allowing India to get away from a tight corner, New Zealand are hoping that with the second new ball due on the third morning they could restrict the home team in the ongoing second cricket Test here.
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I kept it simple, says Pragyan Ojha
Bowling in the right areas and keeping it simple paid rich dividends, said left-arm spinner Pragyan Ojha who came away with four wickets against New Zealand on the first day of the second cricket Test here Friday.
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2nd Test, Day 1: India vs New Zealand Statistical highlights
New Zealand vs India. Bangalore Test - first day's highlights. Ross Taylor, Kruger van Wyk and Martin Guptill were the bright spots for New Zealand while Pragyan Ojha shone for India as Black Caps take the honours on Day 1 of the second Test match.
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2nd Test: Ross Taylor's ton powers New Zealand against India on Day 1
Ross Taylor hit a magnificent century that embodied the phrase 'leading from the front' to steer New Zealand to 328 for 6 at the end of the first day of the second Test against India at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bangalore. This was the first day on tour that New Zealand ended with an advantage over India, and they had Taylor, their capta...
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We have to attack Indian spinners, says Ross Taylor
Struggling New Zealand captain Ross Taylor on Thursday urged his batsmen to put up a brave front and adopt aggressive approach to counter Indian spin duo Ravichandran Ashwin and Pragyan Ojha in the second Test beginning on Friday.
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Ross Taylor says his team will fightback in 2nd Test
New Zealand captain Ross Taylor is confident that despite losing the first Test against India here, his side can make a comeback in the series in the second and final game starting in Bangalore Aug 31.
