"See you all at the T20 World Cup", Pakistan cricket fraternity reacts as England pull out of white-ball tour
After New Zealand, England men's and women's teams cancelled their Pakistan tour.
IPL 2021: Cricket fraternity reacts as KKR outplayed RCB in all departments to register a resounding win
KKR chased down RCB's 92/10 with 10 wickets in hand and 60 balls to spare.
IPL 2021: Cricket fraternity reacts as Varun Chakravarthy-led KKR bowling attack restricts RCB to 92
Varun picked 3/13 and Russell took 3/9.
Taliban bans broadcast of IPL 2021 in Afghanistan citing presence of female spectators
Spectators were allowed in stadiums as IPL 2021 resumed from September 19 in UAE.
IPL 2021: "He's going to be a key factor when he plays for India", Virat Kohli hails Varun Chakravarthy
KKR's Chakravarthy returned with the figures of 3/13 in his four overs against RCB.
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IPL 2021: Memefest ensues as KKR humiliates RCB in their encounter in Abu Dhabi
RCB was bowled out for 92 runs and lost the match to KKR by 9 wickets and 10 overs to spare.
IPL 2021: Dale Steyn and Parthiv Patel back Virat Kohli's decision to quit from T20 captaincy
Kohli wants to manage his workload and enjoy the game.
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IPL 2021: WATCH - Virat Kohli's uplifting speech in the dressing room after RCB's crushing loss to KKR
RCB were outclassed by KKR in all facets of the game.
IPL 2021: WATCH - Kagiso Rabada speaks on feeling at home with DC; Shreyas Iyer's return
Rabada hopes DC will finished the business by winning the IPL trophy this season in the UAE.
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