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Not MS Dhoni! Moeen Ali names this CSK star as Player With 'Best Cricketing Brain'

Former England all-rounder Moeen Ali has heaped rich praise on former India spinner Ravichandran Ashwin, calling him the finest cricketing brain he has encountered during his career. Having shared dressing rooms with some of the game's greatest minds, including MS Dhoni,

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Moeen Ali Names Best Cricketing Brain. It's Former India Star But Not MS Dhoni

MS Dhoni is regarded as one of the best cricketing brains, if not the individual best.

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BCCI Set To Make Huge Addition To Gautam Gambhir-Led Coaching Staff Ahead Of Sri Lanka Tests

Former Assam and Railways cricketer Subhadeep Ghosh is all set to be appointed fielding coach of the Indian men's cricket team.

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Gill, Arshdeep, Abhishek, Brar Add Star Power to Sher-e-Punjab T20 League

Chandigarh, August 2: The Sher-e-Punjab T20 League is set for its upcoming edition, with several prominent Indian cricketers, including Shubman Gill, Arshdeep Singh, Abhishek Sharma and Prabhsimran Singh, set to feature in the tournament. The tournament's official logo was unveiled at

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Cricket has always had its dark arts | Brief letters

Wicked wickets | Regatta antics | Rock salt of ages | Spuds for dinner | Making a meal of it | Chef’s kissRegarding your editorial on cricket fair play (30 July), as an elderly cricket fan, I can remember being told as a small boy to watch a Yorkshire wicketkeeper who was known, when standing up to the bowler, to nudge the stumps with his toe when the ball was close enough to make it look like “bowled out”. But in those days, league cricket was serious business and not played for fun.Tony BrownKingston, Ontario, Canada• May I present the Seagull outboard race scandal of 1963? At a regatta in Coverack, I was hanging over the bow to keep it down when we were overtaken by a faster boat. With a boathook, I carefully pushed his fuel tap shut; he mysteriously stopped several yards short of the finish line. Did we carry away the prize: 2/6d? My lips are sealed.Jonathan FletcherHelston, Cornwall Continue reading...

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