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Hockey India Names 20 for Asia Cup Camp in Bhubaneswar After Odisha Funding Row Settles

Hockey India named a twenty-player probables list for the Asia Cup camp in Bhubaneswar after Odisha released delayed state funding.

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India Pick Same Batting Order for Indore T20I After Hope's Ranchi Chase Levels Series

India named an unchanged XI for Sunday’s third T20I in Indore after Shai Hope’s 102 powered West Indies to a record 252-run chase in Ranchi, squaring the five-match series at 1-1.

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Ranchi Hosts Second West Indies T20I as Iyer's Lucknow Century Locks India's Winning Lineup

India take a 1–0 lead into Friday’s second T20I at Ranchi’s JSCA Stadium after Shreyas Iyer’s maiden T20I century sealed an eight-wicket win in Lucknow on 6 October.

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India Names Gill-Led XI for Ranchi T20 Finale as Kishan Recovers From Thumb Strain

The BCCI named a Shubman Gill-led XI for Friday’s Ranchi T20 finale against West Indies, recalling Ishan Kishan after thumb scans cleared him to keep wickets.

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Iyer Strikes Maiden T20I Ton in 14.4 Overs as Ranchi Series Shifts Friday

Shreyas Iyer smashed an unbeaten 102 from 43 balls as India chased 172 in 14.4 overs to beat West Indies by eight wickets in the first T20I at Lucknow, with the series resuming in Ranchi on Friday.

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