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Will Williamson wear NZ whites again? Batter admits Test future is 'series by series'

New Zealand’s batting maestro Kane Williamson, 35, hinted at a potential Test retirement after the West Indies series, prioritising family and a flexible playing schedule. His casual contract allows him to choose national assignments, with significant gaps before potential future series. Despite nearing milestones, Williamson emphasises team success over personal records. Source link

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Finally Sanju’s moment of clarity? India’s T20 'opener' looks to rise above a year of chaos

Sanju Samson’s long-awaited T20 World Cup opening spot comes after a decade of uncertainty and a revolving door of wicketkeepers. Despite strong performances, he faced confusion and batting order shifts, highlighting the team management’s struggle for consistency in selecting their T20I wicketkeeper and openers. Source link

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Hardik hits top gear: Explosive return vs SA shows why he remains India’s MVP

Hardik Pandya’s stellar comeback from injury in the T20I series against South Africa has cemented his status as India’s T20 MVP. His explosive batting and crucial wickets, including a 16-ball fifty, were instrumental in India’s 3-1 series win. South Africa’s coach lauded Pandya’s impact, highlighting his vital role in the series. Source link

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'Studied India's success': Aaqib Javed reveals blueprint to fix Pakistan cricket

Pakistan’s chief selector Aaqib Javed revealed he’s studied India’s white-ball success to improve Pakistan’s cricket structure. He stressed that quality talent, fostered by robust infrastructure and competition, is key to sustained success, not just individual brilliance. Javed expressed optimism about Pakistan’s current team, especially with the upcoming T20 World Cup in familiar conditions. Source link