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Sachin Tendulkar turns 52: From Anil Kumble and Rahul Dravid to Sourav Ganguly — full list of his 141 int'l teammates
Cricket great Sachin Tendulkar celebrates his 52nd birthday. Here is the list of all players who shared the dressing room ...
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From Tendulkar To Kohli: Cricket’s Top 10 ODI Half-Century Makers
In the realm of One-Day International (ODI) cricket, scoring half-centuries is a testament to a batter’s consistency and ...
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'Rahul Dravid was scoring 100 after 100': Nitish Rana 'cried in his room as 'fights became inevitable at home'
Most of the current generation of Indian cricketers grew up watching one of Sachin Tendulkar, Rahul Dravid or Sourav Ganguly – India's all-time famous batting trinity – as their role model.
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Sachin Tendulkar Birthday: Who would have been ‘God of Cricket’ if he hadn’t played?
Sachin Tendulkar is widely regarded as the 'God of Cricket.' However, if he hadn't graced the sport, several other players ...
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Sachin Tendulkar autobiography - Excerpts on match-fixing, Multan incident with Rahul Dravid and more
Rahul Dravid, the Indian captain's decision to ... Sachin and his Ferrari woes: In 2003, Sachin Tendulkar was in the limelight for non-cricketing news. He had been gifted a Ferrari car by ...
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'Rahul Dravid was scoring 100 after 100': Nitish Rana reveals he broke down in his room as clashes became unavoidable
New Delhi: Nitish Rana, a Rajasthan Royals batsman, grew up in a family intensely passionate about cricket, where each member favored a different member of India's famed batting trio: Sachin ...
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Sachin Tendulkar Birthday: Throwback when Master Blaster picked THIS Indian teammate as his favourite
Sachin Tendulkar revealed his favourite teammate among Indian batting legends, emphasizing their exceptional talent and ability to read the game. He praised their natural gifts and how they approached ...
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'Rahul Dravid was scoring 100 after 100': Nitish Rana cried in his room as 'fights became inevitable'
Most of the current generation of Indian cricketers grew up watching one of Sachin Tendulkar, Rahul Dravid or Sourav Ganguly – India's all-time famous batting trinity – as their role model.
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'Rahul Dravid was scoring 100 after 100': Nitish Rana cried in his room as 'fights became inevitable'
"Dad was a huge Sachin Tendulkar fan. I loved Sourav Ganguly and my brother liked Rahul Dravid sir. So, in our house, whenever India played, fights were inevitable. Someone or the other out of the ...