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India have lost four of their last five first Tests in overseas series against the top teams, which suggests it’s becoming an unwanted habit for the s

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From 196 for 5 in a chase of 309, King’s composed knock at No. 4 almost took West Indies over the line against IndiaDeivarayan Muthu23-Jul-2022.That w

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A veteran journalist recalls the BCCI president’s playing days, and his relationships with John Wright and Rahul Dravid, in an excerpt from a new book