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India Must Defy Jasprit Bumrah Loss To End Trophy Drought At T20 World Cup
India are under pressure to win their first global title since 2013 at the T20 World Cup in Australia but they must do so without injured pace bowler Jasprit Bumrah
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Set Aside Vendetta Politics, Fix Economy, Manmohan Singh Tells Centre
The state of the economy today is deeply worrying, former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said, adding that "all-round mismanagement" by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government has resulted in the slowdown. The veteran Congress leader's comments come two days after government data showed that India's economy expanded at its slowest pace in over six...
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Jaguar Land Rover To Use High-Grade Recycled Aluminium for New Vehicles
Between September 2013 and January 2019, around 300,000 tonnes of closed-loop scrap have been processed back into the brand's lightweight aluminium intensive architecture, across all vehicle lines including XE.
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"2013 Pace Would Have Slowed Us Down": PM Modi On Independence Day
After Prime Minister Narendra Modi unfurled the national flag and congratulated the nation from the Red Fort on the 72nd Independence Day, his last speech before the national election next year listed his government's accomplishments and the pace at which they were achieved.
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"Centuries For Development In 2013 Pace": PM Modi On Independence Day
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is addressing the nation from the ramparts of the Red Fort from where he is expected to roll out the world's largest government-funded healthcare programme -- the Ayushman Bharat-National Health Protection Scheme. Ayushman Bharat, popularly referred to as "Modicare", aims to provide coverage of Rs. 5 lakh per family ann...
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ICC Champions Trophy 2017: India Can Retain Title, Pace Attack Has Real Firepower, Says Kumar Sangakkara
Sangakkara said the competition was going to be very tough with 4 -5 teams having the potential of making it to the final.
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After Mitchell Johnson's Retirement and Mitchell Starc's Injury, Not Much Left in Australia's Pace Stocks
Australia head into next week's series opener against West Indies without a left-arm paceman for the first time since August 2013, when they were beaten in the fourth test of the Ashes at Chester-le-Street.
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The Ashes: Michael Clarke ranks Mitchell Johnson among Aussie pace legends
Michael Clarke says 32-year-old Mitchell Johnson's sustained aggressive bowling throughout the series was an amazing achievement that reminded him of greats like Glenn McGrath and Brett Lee.
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The Ashes: Geoffrey Boycott berates 'selfish' Kevin Pietersen
Boycott once again pointed the finger at Pietersen as England crumbled while facing the Aussie pace attack.
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The Ashes: Perth century crucial for my career, says Steve Smith
Steve Smith, who said he enjoyed the pace and bounce of the WACA as a batsman, conceded it was also a crucial innings for his fledgling career.
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Michael Clarke warns raw pace alone will not win Ashes
Michael Clarke, who will be playing his 100th Test on the WACA's famously fast pitch, said he could feel "a great sense of anticipation around the country" about winning the Ashes, but said it was far from a foregone conclusion.
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The Ashes: Injuries force Australia to delay naming Perth Test XI
Ryan Harris bowled at full pace in the nets on Thursday and didn't appear to be troubled by the knee soreness. Faulkner, who has been 12th man for the first two Tests, was hit on the right hand during a net session and taken for scans.
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The Ashes: We're not scared of Mitchell Johnson, says England coach Andy Flower
Despite a dressing room full of bruised and battered batsmen, Flower rejected claims that the players were afraid of Johnson, saying they were used to pace at the top level of the game.
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The Ashes: Tim Bresnan recalled to England squad
Bresnan could push for a spot in Adelaide but would more likely be in the calculations for the third Test in Perth, where the bounce and pace of the wicket suits fast bowlers.
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The Ashes: Mitchell Johnson's torrid pace does not bother Joe Root
Joe Root, a contender to be promoted to the number three batting spot in the absence of Jonathan Trott, said it was exciting to face Mitchell Johnson's thunderbolts at the first Gabba Test.
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India Must Defy Jasprit Bumrah Loss To End Trophy Drought At T20 World Cup
India are under pressure to win their first global title since 2013 at the T20 World Cup in Australia but they must do so without injured pace bowler Jasprit Bumrah
-
Set Aside Vendetta Politics, Fix Economy, Manmohan Singh Tells Centre
The state of the economy today is deeply worrying, former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said, adding that "all-round mismanagement" by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government has resulted in the slowdown. The veteran Congress leader's comments come two days after government data showed that India's economy expanded at its slowest pace in over six...
-
Jaguar Land Rover To Use High-Grade Recycled Aluminium for New Vehicles
Between September 2013 and January 2019, around 300,000 tonnes of closed-loop scrap have been processed back into the brand's lightweight aluminium intensive architecture, across all vehicle lines including XE.
-
"2013 Pace Would Have Slowed Us Down": PM Modi On Independence Day
After Prime Minister Narendra Modi unfurled the national flag and congratulated the nation from the Red Fort on the 72nd Independence Day, his last speech before the national election next year listed his government's accomplishments and the pace at which they were achieved.
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"Centuries For Development In 2013 Pace": PM Modi On Independence Day
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is addressing the nation from the ramparts of the Red Fort from where he is expected to roll out the world's largest government-funded healthcare programme -- the Ayushman Bharat-National Health Protection Scheme. Ayushman Bharat, popularly referred to as "Modicare", aims to provide coverage of Rs. 5 lakh per family ann...
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ICC Champions Trophy 2017: India Can Retain Title, Pace Attack Has Real Firepower, Says Kumar Sangakkara
Sangakkara said the competition was going to be very tough with 4 -5 teams having the potential of making it to the final.
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After Mitchell Johnson's Retirement and Mitchell Starc's Injury, Not Much Left in Australia's Pace Stocks
Australia head into next week's series opener against West Indies without a left-arm paceman for the first time since August 2013, when they were beaten in the fourth test of the Ashes at Chester-le-Street.
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The Ashes: Michael Clarke ranks Mitchell Johnson among Aussie pace legends
Michael Clarke says 32-year-old Mitchell Johnson's sustained aggressive bowling throughout the series was an amazing achievement that reminded him of greats like Glenn McGrath and Brett Lee.
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The Ashes: Geoffrey Boycott berates 'selfish' Kevin Pietersen
Boycott once again pointed the finger at Pietersen as England crumbled while facing the Aussie pace attack.
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The Ashes: Perth century crucial for my career, says Steve Smith
Steve Smith, who said he enjoyed the pace and bounce of the WACA as a batsman, conceded it was also a crucial innings for his fledgling career.
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Michael Clarke warns raw pace alone will not win Ashes
Michael Clarke, who will be playing his 100th Test on the WACA's famously fast pitch, said he could feel "a great sense of anticipation around the country" about winning the Ashes, but said it was far from a foregone conclusion.
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The Ashes: Injuries force Australia to delay naming Perth Test XI
Ryan Harris bowled at full pace in the nets on Thursday and didn't appear to be troubled by the knee soreness. Faulkner, who has been 12th man for the first two Tests, was hit on the right hand during a net session and taken for scans.
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The Ashes: We're not scared of Mitchell Johnson, says England coach Andy Flower
Despite a dressing room full of bruised and battered batsmen, Flower rejected claims that the players were afraid of Johnson, saying they were used to pace at the top level of the game.
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The Ashes: Tim Bresnan recalled to England squad
Bresnan could push for a spot in Adelaide but would more likely be in the calculations for the third Test in Perth, where the bounce and pace of the wicket suits fast bowlers.
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The Ashes: Mitchell Johnson's torrid pace does not bother Joe Root
Joe Root, a contender to be promoted to the number three batting spot in the absence of Jonathan Trott, said it was exciting to face Mitchell Johnson's thunderbolts at the first Gabba Test.
