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IND vs NZ ODI series: Lack of continuity in bowling unit due to injuries is frustrating, says Kyle Jamieson

New Zealand lost the T20I series 2-3 and are trailing 0-2 in the ODIs after three games

‘It's a wee bit of frustration’: Jamieson flags NZ’s injury-hit bowling attack

Gurnoor Brar — the X-factor in India’s bowling cartel

Gill has made no secret of his desire to have extra pace at his disposal to force the issue in the meandering middle overs. India can’t afford to be conservative in using Gurnoor in the lead-up to the mega event because he will only get better, more tactically astute and suave once he has more overs in his legs in the pressure-cooker situation of an international contest

23 years after Srinath, Gurnoor Brar achieves rare Indian bowling feat in NZ

Shami defined an era of pace bowling: BCCI

“Thank you for defining an era of Indian pace bowling, Test Cap #279,” wrote the BCCI said

England to focus on preparation and fitness ahead of ODI WC: Brook

England has several selection decisions to make ahead of the series, particularly regarding the spin bowling combination

Still searing: how outlier Starc has kept the fire burning

The rangy left-armer is bowling better than ever at 36, operating at rapid speeds and expanding his repertoire. In an era when his unique skill-set warrants big money from T20 leagues around the world, he has gone against the grain: he has preserved himself for Test cricket.

From 9-0-82-0 to 10-2-22-2, Kamboj reveals turnaround mantra: ‘Trust your bowling and process’

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NZ vs. IND ODIs: A litmus test for India’s depleted attack

The Men in Blue will have to contend with limited pace-bowling resources and hope that the quality and depth of their batting do the job, as it did during the early part of the T20I series before running out of steam in the last two encounters

When Hardik Pandya comes back, our number 7 and 8 will be sorted: Shubman Gill

Indian captain Shubman Gill said Pandya's skills are unmatched as he is a seam bowling all-rounder, who can operate and be effective during any phase of the game

Blueprint under construction: India look to solve bowling puzzle in New Zealand

Mumbai Indians appoint Robin Uthappa as batting coach

The five-time IPL champion also brought in Mitchell McClenaghan as bowling coach, T.K. Dilip as fielding coach and Dhawal Kulkarni as development bowling coach

Terrific Threesome — redefining the slam-bang manual

India are blessed to have four equally aggressive and proven options to pick from to open the batting should it come to that. Abhishek, Samson, Sooryavanshi and Kishan are each more than a handful on his own; throw three, or even all four (like at the Asian Games) in the mix, and you can’t help but feel for the already beleaguered bowling community

NFL star Justin Jefferson raises $45,000 for cancer research through charity bowling night, surprises 7-year-old fan battling cancer with Super Bowl tickets

India has got a bulletproof plan for bowlers’ workload management: Morkel

India's cricket management has outlined a dedicated backup bowling group for the upcoming New Zealand Test series, describing it as a “bulletproof” workload plan. Bowling coach Morne Morkel highlighted that left‑arm pacer Arshdeep Singh could be included despite his lack of Test experience.

Old-ball problem: How an ODI rule change has exposed India’s pacers

A recent ICC rule change concerning the use of older balls in ODIs has highlighted vulnerabilities in India's pace attack, prompting analysis of the country's fast‑bowling resources. Jasprit Bumrah's return in an ODI against England under the new regulation brought the issue into focus.

ICC World Cup Finalist & India Fast-Bowling Great Spotted Travelling On Metro

ICC World Cup Finalist & India Fast-Bowling Great Spotted Travelling On Metro