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Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli, Split captaincy, Two captains

Why split captaincy is the only way forward for both Team India and Virat Kohli

After the World Cup loss, there are talks that India should go in for split captaincy. Former cricketer Maninder Singh spoke with Rohit E David on why it will work for Team India.

Rohit David

@rohitedavid

SPORTS

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Reasons why India lost the World Cup battle

India are out of the World Cup and for a team which had topped the group stages this came as a big surprise to everyone. We analyse what went wrong for the ‘Men in Blue’.

Rohit David

@rohitedavid

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5 reasons why India had a comprehensive victory against Pakistan this Sunday

Virat's India gets a virat victory again. But who are the real heroes of the game?

Rajdeep Sardesai

@sardesairajdeep

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World cup 2019 india, Jasprit Bumrah, Hardik Pandya, Shikhar Dhawan

The Two Gujaratis Combo: Like Modi-Shah, Jasprit Bumrah and Hardik Pandya are the key to India's success

And the world should watch out for these two players from Gujarat!

Rajdeep Sardesai

@sardesairajdeep

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Can Rohit Sharma replace Virat Kohli as a captain?

Captain Sharma may be impressive but India will benefit more if captain Kohli marries success.

Rasesh Mandani

@rkmrasesh

SPORTS

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Rohit Sharma, Asia cup 2018, Cricket, India vs Pakistan

Asia Cup: Why India-Pakistan clashes have lost their sting

Before the men in green could comprehend, India's rock solid opening duo had already registered another century partnership.

Chaitanya Lekhwani

@chaitanya021

SPORTS

| 4-minute read

Rohit Sharma, Cape Town ODI, Twitter, Virat Kohli

When Virat Kohli asked you to 'unfollow' him on Twitter

There’s an alternative to being offensive and getting personal on social media. It doesn’t take much, just a little thought.

Gaurav Sethi

@BoredCricket

HUMOUR

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Rohit Sharma, Ravi Shastri, MS Dhoni, Cricket

New Year resolutions for Virat Kohli and the team

Having landed in South Africa, the Indian team looks to reinvent itself.

Gaurav Sethi

@BoredCricket

SPORTS

| Gloves Off | 4-minute read

Why the rise and rise of Rohit Sharma is a big moment for Indian cricket

The batsman can also be groomed as a prospective captain.

S Kannan

@kannandelhi

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So, how do you calculate your return on investment in Rohit Sharma?

Each double hundred he scores, is a validation for the men who backed him through thick and thin - not least being labelled as thick themselves.

Gaurav Sethi

@BoredCricket

Open to Opinion

After the World Cup loss, there are talks that India should go in for split captaincy. Former cricketer Maninder Singh spoke with Rohit E David on why it will work for Team India.

India are out of the World Cup and for a team which had topped the group stages this came as a big surprise to everyone. We analyse what went wrong for the ‘Men in Blue’.

Virat's India gets a virat victory again. But who are the real heroes of the game?

And the world should watch out for these two players from Gujarat!

Captain Sharma may be impressive but India will benefit more if captain Kohli marries success.

Before the men in green could comprehend, India's rock solid opening duo had already registered another century partnership.

There’s an alternative to being offensive and getting personal on social media. It doesn’t take much, just a little thought.

Having landed in South Africa, the Indian team looks to reinvent itself.

The batsman can also be groomed as a prospective captain.

Each double hundred he scores, is a validation for the men who backed him through thick and thin - not least being labelled as thick themselves.