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News
'If you go out planning a double hundred, you won’t get it' - Kohli

Mindset change the only reason behind the big scores, says India captain

by Wisden Staff / October 14, 2019
International Cricket
The Indian era of fast bowling dominance

The Indian seam is a rapidly growing beast: untameable, punishing and impossible to stop

by Sonali Dhulap / October 13, 2019
Features
Jadeja proves his worth, yet again

Jadeja's overall brilliance against South Africa reinforced his worth as a Test cricketer

by Aadya Sharma / October 6, 2019
Features
Rohit Sharma in Tests: up, down, and down again

The India batsman has had a seesaw Test career, and has never quite fulfilled his potential

by Calum Trenaman / September 28, 2019
Features
Unfazed by competition, Rahul Chahar eager to make a mark

Promising 20-year-old wrist-spinner opens up on a memorable international debut and trying to stand out in a cut-throat world

by Roshan Gede / September 18, 2019
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Miller braces for 'exciting times' under new skipper de Kock

"It's really nice to be alongside him and supporting him in whatever role he wants me to do."

by Wisden Staff / September 15, 2019

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india v south africa

'If you go out planning a double hundred, you won’t get it' - Kohli

The Indian era of fast bowling dominance

Jadeja proves his worth, yet again

Rohit Sharma in Tests: up, down, and down again

Unfazed by competition, Rahul Chahar eager to make a mark

Miller braces for 'exciting times' under new skipper de Kock

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