India Cwc 2015
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Kohli, Anushka land together in Mumbai as Indian team arrives home in batches
Fp Archives •Kohli, along with his actress girlfriend Anushka Sharma, and five players besides Team Director Ravi Shastri, touched down at the Mumbai International Airport.
India had a brilliant World Cup: If Times Now can't see that, they don't get cricket
Tariq •India’s cricket fans have rightly recognised the magnificent effort their team put in to get to the semi-finals
One World Cup ends, another begins: Can MS Dhoni morph into the mentor Kohli needs?
Ashishmagotra •Dhoni's sudden retirement from Test cricket robbed India and Kohli of a chance to learn from his experience
World Cup 2015: India may have lost, but our cricket fans have finally grown up
Sandipan Sharma •The 2015 world cup was different from the others in many ways. First, the fans were not desperate for a win. Over the past six years, MS Dhoni and his men had won almost every ICC trophy on offer—the World Cup, T-20, Champion’s Trophy. In the mind of the satiated fan, there was no desperation for proving yet again that their team is among the best. That argument was sealed some years ago.
World Cup: BCCI and Dhoni’s men should be happy that Indians are angry
Pramod •On Thursday, the spectacle of angry protesters decrying the team was back on the streets yet again.
World Cup: MS Dhoni's decision to keep playing ODIs is in India's best interest
Chetan Narula •Dhoni has been the bridge between a golden generation that ended up winning the crown in 2011 and a youth brigade that reached the semi-finals in 2015.
Dhoni wants India bowlers to play fewer domestic matches to retain their pace, fitness
Fp Archives •Dhoni feels that this core group of bowlers should be nurtured by the BCCI with utmost care their respective state associations shouldn't pester them for playing in the Ranji Trophy.
Let's not make 50-over game like T20: Dhoni calls for changes in ODI playing conditions
Fp Archives •A staunch critic of the ICC's four-fielder theory which has led to regular run-riots in one-dayers, India cricket captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni feels the current rule should be changed as it heavily favours batsmen.
Dalmiya congratulates Team India on 'outstanding' World Cup performance
Fp Archives •The disappointment of a semifinal exit notwithstanding, BCCI President Jagmohan Dalmiya today congratulated the Indian cricket team for its "stupendous" World Cup performance, saying that Mahendra Singh Dhoni's men put up an outstanding show.
Burning effigies to deserted roads: Indian cricket fans react to India's WC loss
Fpsports •Angry Cricket supporters burn the posters of Indian team as the team lost to Australia in the World Cup semi final clash, in Agartala on Thursday.