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India crush Pakistan by 8 wickets in one-sided match

Jun 15, 2013

India are on a roll and it�s going to take more than a beat Pakistan to stop them. Pakistan were never given a chance as India romped to an eight-wicket win. #Sports #India #Cricket #Pakistan #Ravindra Jadeja #Bhuvneshwar Kumar #Champions Trophy 2013
Ishant unfazed with playing defensive sidekick to Bhuvi

Mar 21, 2013

Ishant felt he is a completely different bowler compared to his new ball partner as they have different skill sets. #TheySaidIt #Ishant Sharma #India vs Australia #Bhuvneshwar Kumar #Australia in India 2013
I have got a very good side: Dhoni

Mar 06, 2013

MS Dhoni heaped praise on Cheteshwar Pujara and Murali Vijay, as well as Bhuvneshwar Kumar, saying you don't see fast bowlers getting too many in conditions that overwhelmingly favour spin. #MS Dhoni #Cheteshwar Pujara #Bhuvneshwar Kumar #Australia in India 2013

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Swing is my main weapon, says Bhuvneshwar Kumar

2013-06-16 02:35:00

Birmingham: India's latest swing bowling sensation Bhuvneshwar Kumar feels that his team is gaining from his long spells with the new ball. Against Pakistan on Saturday, Kumar bowled eight overs on-the-trot to pick the crucial wickets of Nasir Jamshed an #Bhuvneshwar Kumar #India #Pakistan
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'Bhuvneshwar put a lot of pressure on the opposition'

2013-06-16 06:22:00

His eight overs on the trot set the stage for India to rip through Pakistan in their final Champions Trophy group match but rising pacer Bhuvneshwar Kumar feels it is still a long way to go before he can think of himself as the team's bowling spearhead. #Pakistan #Bhuvneshwar Kumar #India
Cricket Country
Bhuvneshwar Kumar knows his limitations, says childhood coach

2013-06-16 11:18:00

New Delhi: Jun 16, 2013 Being aware about his limitations as a bowler has been key to Bhuvneshwar Kumar's success at the international level, feels his childhood coach Sanjay Rastogi. "Bhuvi knows his limitations as a bowler and never tries to cross thos #Bhuvneshwar Kumar #New Delhi #Mahendra Singh Dhoni

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