Beyond cricket, here are five things Dhoni can teach us.
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One bat, one corridor, one tweet, one body of water, one speech at a time.
There are big players in the gentleman's game but they are definitely not gentlemen.
Anushka appeared shy as she walked by her husband's side. But Virat Kohli, radiating confidence, sent a message to all those misogynists who had once trolled his wife.
The see-sawing fortunes of a Test accompany our own ups and downs in the course of a working week.
There's been a flood of news. A deluge of views. And many waves of worthies. But don't worry, dear readers. Our monthly Hall of Fame will tell you exactly what you need to know. Ignore the rest.
Kohli's aggression, competence never quite conveys the sense of sportsmanship that Dravid communicates.
With his constant over-aggression, the Indian skipper has earned more brickbats than bouquets. He's also not helping his side. Can we just get on with the game please?
The competition should not be with other teams. Look at our batting strength in 2000s: Sachin, Dravid, Laxman, Ganguly and Sehwag. Easy IPL money has ruined our skill.
And Indian cricket can do without this kind of drama.
