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Gerald Coetzee to miss South Africa’s Test against India
South African pacer Gerald Coetzee has been ruled out of the South Africa’s upcoming second and final Test match against India, scheduled to begin from 3rd January in Cape Town, due to injury. During the first Test match, Coetzee had developed pelvic inflammation which worsened as the game progressed. Gerald underwent scans on Friday that revealed the extent of the injury.
However, no replacement has yet been named for Gerald. Earlier, skipper Temba Bavuma had also been ruled out the second Test after picking up hamstring injury. South Africa are leading the two-match series 1-0 after outplaying India in the first game by an innings and 32 runs.
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Kohli, Jitesh shine in RCB’s powerful win
In a nail-biting showdown on Tuesday in Lucknow, RCB showcased their dominance with a commanding 6-wicket victory over LSG, sealing a top-two finish and securing a vital spot in qualifier 1. RCB chased down a daunting target of 228 with eight balls to spare, riding on a masterclass from Jitesh Sharma and strong supporting knocks from Mayank Agarwal and Virat Ko...
“If I give the Zimbabwe team to Clive Lloyd”: Ex-Indian players speaks on MS Dhoni’s future in IPL
Former Indian cricketer Atul Wassan, expressing his views on MS Dhoni’s future in IPL, feels that Dhoni will play the IPL next year as well. There have been lots of opinions surrounding Dhoni’s future in the next edition of the IPL, but Wassan feels differently, saying that the legendary batter will play even if he is not 100 percen...
“Kudos to support staff and management too”: Shreyas Iyer on team’s relentless dominance
Josh Inglis and Priyansh Arya slammed half-centuries to power Punjab Kings to a seven-wicket victory over Mumbai Indians on Monday in Jaipur. With the win, Punjab successfully sealed a top-two spot in the IPL playoffs. Meanwhile, PBKS skipper Shreyas Iyer highlighted the support of head coach Ricky...
Laura Wolvaardt pens two-year deal with Strikers
South African batter and women's team captain Laura Wolvaardt has recommitted to the Adelaide Strikers, penning a contract for two more seasons. She will continue to maintain her association with the Adelaide Strikers until BBL12. In her five-year journey with the franchise, Laura has racked up 1726 runs at 27.83 and a strike rate of 110.92.
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IPL 2025: RCB eye top-two finish as LSG look to play spoilers
The stage is set for a high-profile finale to the league stage of the Indian Premier League as Royal Challengers Bengaluru and Lucknow Super Giants lock horns in a high-stakes encounter on Tuesday in Lucknow. While the two sides find themselves at opposite ends of the points table, the stakes remain high for both sides for their respective reas...
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