India should consider using ‘three quickies and two spinners’, says Ian Chappell

"I think if they can go for three quickies and two spinners, that would be the right combination for Sydney"

“I think if they can go for three quickies and two spinners, that would be the right combination for Sydney”

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With the fourth Test set to begin in three days’ time, former Australia captain Ian Chappell believes that India should consider using “three quickies and two spinners”.

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‘One of the big challenges is to get used to the pace and bounce’, says Mahendra Singh Dhoni

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“In India even on the best of wickets you don’t get the same pace, or even bowlers who can generate similar pace and bounce”

India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni has admitted that “one of the big challenges” his side face in the upcoming series against South Africa is getting “used to the pace and bounce”.

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‘T20s can show the world how a cricketing star can be made overnight’, says Gordon Greenidge

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Greenidge has refused to buy into the hype of Twenty20 cricket doing more harm than good for the sport

Legendary West Indies opening batsman Gordon Greenidge has announced his support for Twenty20 cricket, stating that “T20s can show the world how a cricketing star can be made overnight”.

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A BATTING WITH BIMAL BREAKING REPORT: Pakistan’s permanent seam attack makes them better than India, says Sohail Tanvir

Pakistan’s permanent pace attack got the better of India’s mixing and matching

After ending their Twenty20 series against India as a 1-1 draw before defeating them 2-1 in the ODI series, Pakistan pace bowler Sohail Tanvir announced that his team were able to win due to the fact that they had a permanent pace attack, unlike the Indians, who have constantly been mixing and matching to find the perfect match as of late.

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