India beat South Africa by 135 runs in the fourth and final T20 International to clinch the series 3-1 on Friday. Opting to bat, India posted a massive 283 for 1, thanks to unbeaten centuries from Tilak Varma (120 not out off 47 balls) and Sanju Samson (109 not out off 56 balls), and then bowled South Africa out for 148 in 18.2 overs. Also Read: Samson and Varma send South Africa bowlers into a tailspin with twin centuries Tristan Stubbs top-scored for South Africa with 46 while David Miller contributed 36. For India, pacer Arshdeep Singh was the most successful bowler with figures of 3/20 while Varun Chakravarthy (2/42) and Axar Patel (2/6) got two wickets each. Hardik Pandya, Ramandeep Singh and Ravi Bishnoi got a wicket each. Brief Scores: India: 283 for 1 in 20 overs (Sanju Samson 109 not out, Tilak Varma 120 not out; Lutho Sipamla 1/58). South Africa: 148 all out in 18.2 overs (Tristan Stubbs 46, David Miller 36; Arshdeep Singh 3/20). This story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed, agencies. Mid-day accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability, trustworthiness, reliability and data of the text. Mid-day management/mid-day.com reserves the sole right to alter, delete or remove (without notice) the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever
16 November,2024 12:44 AM IST | Johannesburg | AgenciesAfter enduring back-to-back ducks in the previous two matches, Sanju Samson made a spectacular return to form, smashing a brilliant century in the fourth T20I against South Africa. Samson's explosive knock dismantled the South African bowling attack, as he bludgeoned his way to a well-paced 100, his third in the last five T20I matches. His innings, which came off just 51 balls, were studded with six fours and eight sixes, marking a commanding statement of intent after his recent struggles. Meanwhile, on the other end, Tilak Varma continued his remarkable run, following up his stunning maiden T20I century in the previous match with another explosive hundred. Varma's 100 came off just 41 balls and included 6 fours and 9 sixes, as he put the South African bowlers to the sword, showing once again why he is one of India’s most promising young talents. Both batters' scintillating centuries put India on course to post a mammoth total, with the scoreboard ticking at a rapid pace. Also Read: Sanju Samson and Abhishek Sharma survive Jansen jitters India’s captain Suryakumar Yadav won the toss and opted to bat first in the fourth and final T20I, sticking with an unchanged lineup from the previous match. Both teams went into the match with unchanged squads, as India sought to build on their 2-1 lead in the series. After a dominant performance in the third T20I, where they successfully defended a target to secure an 11-run victory, India was looking to seal the series with another commanding display. The clash against South Africa in Johannesburg promised to be a thrilling encounter as India aimed to cap off what has been a fantastic year for their T20I side. With a series win on the line and key players like Samson and Varma in such good form, India was determined to end the year on a high note, having already secured their second-ever T20 World Cup victory earlier in June.
15 November,2024 10:26 PM IST | Johannesburg | mid-day online correspondentIn a dramatic start to the fourth T20I between India and South Africa at The Wanderers Stadium in Johannesburg, India's Sanju Samson and Abhishek Sharma narrowly escaped early dismissals in the opening over, thanks to missed and dropped catches from South African fielders. Both Samson and Sharma were given a reprieve in consecutive deliveries due to missed and dropped catches, which could have potentially derailed India’s innings. On the third ball of Jansen’s opening over, Samson, who had narrowly avoided a third consecutive duck, was tested with a full, wide cross-seamer that angled away from him. He pushed at it and got an outside edge, but the ball flew narrowly wide of the first slip. It was a close call, but luck was on his side, and he survived to fight another ball. The very next delivery saw Sharma facing a similar fate. Jansen bowled a full and fastball outside off stump, and Sharma attempted to drive it but ended up getting a thick outside edge. The ball flew rapidly towards the first slip, where Reeza Hendricks, positioned to take the catch, couldn’t react in time. He attempted to snare it around his face but fumbled the sharp chance, and Sharma, too, was given a reprieve. Both batsmen were given a new lease of life, and their fortunes were firmly in the hands of the fielders. India had opted to bat first after Suryakumar Yadav, leading the side for the first time in the series, won the toss. Continuing the trend of batting first, which had worked well for India in the earlier games, the decision seemed to be a calculated one, given the form of their batters. In the previous match, the Indians had been propelled by a stellar knock from Tilak Varma, who made an emphatic statement at No.3 with a remarkable unbeaten 107 off 56 balls. Also Read: IPL 2025 mega auction: 366 Indians, Pant, Iyer in IPL top bracket, 13-year-old Vaibhav youngest Varma’s maiden T20I century, coupled with a key 3-37 from Arshdeep Singh, had powered India to an 11-run victory over South Africa in the third T20I at SuperSport Park, giving India a 2-1 lead in the series. The third game had been a thrilling encounter, with India fighting back after a narrow defeat in the second T20I, where South Africa won by three wickets, chasing down India’s total with some nervy finishing. Earlier, India had dominated the series opener, winning by 61 runs in a comprehensive performance. The series had now come down to the final match, with India looking to seal the win and take a 3-1 lead. This match against South Africa was also a significant moment for the Indian team, marking the end of a sensational year in T20I cricket. India had dominated the shortest format, not only winning the 2024 ICC T20 World Cup in June but also amassing a staggering 24 wins out of 26 matches played throughout the year. With such an impressive record, India’s T20I campaign had been one of the most successful in recent memory, and the team was eager to cap off the year with another victory, rounding off a memorable run in T20 cricket.
15 November,2024 10:16 PM IST | Johannesburg | mid-day online correspondentThe much-anticipated Indian Premier League (IPL) player auction list has been released, featuring a total of 574 players for the upcoming Mega Auction in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. The two-day event is scheduled for November 24-25. Of the 574 players, 366 are Indian, while 208 are overseas, including three from associate nations. The auction will see 318 Indian uncapped players and 12 uncapped overseas players in contention. There are 204 slots available, with 70 reserved for overseas players. The highest reserve price is set at INR 2 crore, with 81 players opting for this bracket. The largest segment comprises players with a base price of INR 30 lakh, totalling 320. Among the standout names are Shreyas Iyer, Rishabh Pant, and KL Rahul, part of the 12 marquee players. These three captains were released by their respective franchises ahead of the retention deadline. For the first time since 2018, the marquee players are divided into two sets, comprising seven Indian players and five overseas stars. Also Read: Arjun Tendulkar's Ranji heroics put IPL teams on red alert for 2025 auction The first set includes Shreyas Iyer, Rishabh Pant, and Arshdeep Singh, while the second features KL Rahul, Yuzvendra Chahal, Mohammed Shami, and Mohammed Siraj. The overseas marquee players are Mitchell Starc, Jos Buttler, Liam Livingstone, David Miller, and Kagiso Rabada. Several teams will deploy Right-to-Match (RTM) cards during the auction. The Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) and Rajasthan Royals (RR), having retained six players each--the maximum allowed--will not have any RTM cards. Punjab Kings (PBKS) hold four RTMs, Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) three, and Delhi Capitals (DC) two. Chennai Super Kings (CSK), Gujarat Titans (GT), Lucknow Super Giants (LSG), and Mumbai Indians (MI) each have one RTM. RTM cards enable teams to buy back released players by matching the highest bid. In this auction, the team with the highest bid can increase their offer once more, after which the team holding the RTM card can match the final bid to secure the player. The IPL 2025 Mega Auction promises to deliver high-stakes action, with marquee players and strategic manoeuvres set to enthral cricket fans. (With agency inputs)
15 November,2024 09:44 PM IST | New Delhi | mid-day online correspondentThe Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) secretary Jay Shah has strongly condemned the Pakistan Cricket Board's (PCB) decision to hold the Champions Trophy tour in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), urging the ICC to take appropriate action in light of BCCI's concerns over territorial integrity and political interference in sports, sources said. PCB on Thursday announced on X that the Champions Trophy tour will start in Islamabad and include some places like Skardu, Murree, Hunza, and Muzaffarabad in the PoK region. Get ready, Pakistan!The ICC Champions Trophy 2025 trophy tour kicks off in Islamabad on 16 November, also visiting scenic travel destinations like Skardu, Murree, Hunza and Muzaffarabad. Catch a glimpse of the trophy which Sarfaraz Ahmed lifted in 2017 at The Oval, from 16-24… pic.twitter.com/SmsV5uyzlL — Pakistan Cricket (@TheRealPCB) November 14, 2024 Shah raised the issue with the ICC, urging the organization to take appropriate action. Sources said he expressed India's strong disapproval and called upon the world body to address the matter. "BCCI Secretary Jay Shah has strongly condemned the Pakistan Cricket Board's decision to conduct a trophy tour in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), reiterating India's objection to the move. Shah has raised the matter with the International Cricket Council (ICC), urging the body to take appropriate action in light of BCCI's concerns over territorial integrity and political interference in sports," a BCCI source told ANI. Also Read: ICC directs PCB to cancel Champions Trophy tour in PoK: Report The move by PCB has heightened concerns about India's participation in the Champions Trophy. India and Pakistan have not played a bilateral series since 2012-13, primarily meeting in ICC tournaments and the Asia Cup. Last week, the PCB wrote to the ICC seeking reasons behind India's refusal to travel to Pakistan for the ICC Champions Trophy, scheduled for early 2025, as reported by Geo News. India has cited 'security concerns' for its stance. The ICC has confirmed in writing that India will not travel to Pakistan for the event. In response, the PCB consulted with the Pakistan government and is looking to present its stance. The PCB has emphasized that their team travelled to India for the ODI World Cup in 2023, hoping for reciprocity. As per ESPNCricinfo, BCCI told ICC that the central government has advised it to not visit Pakistan for the eight-team competition, which is scheduled to be held from February 19 to March 9 next year. It means that ICC and PCB will now have to decide on another plan, which is likely to involve a hybrid model plan as a part of which India will play its set of matches at some other venue while the rest of the tournament takes place in Pakistan. Last year, Pakistan hosted the Asia Cup in a hybrid model, with India playing its matches in Sri Lanka. (With agency inputs)
15 November,2024 07:11 PM IST | New Delhi | mid-day online correspondentThe Champions Trophy scheduled for next year in Pakistan is embroiled in daily twists and turns, with fresh controversies emerging at every turn In a new development on Friday, India Today reported that the International Cricket Council (ICC) has opted to cancel the scheduled Champions Trophy tour to Skardu, Murree, and Muzaffarabad—regions situated in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK). This move follows objections raised by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) regarding the proposed itinerary shared by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB). Initially, the PCB had announced a nationwide trophy tour scheduled from November 16 to 24. The board took to X and unveiled that the Champions Trophy tour will kick off in Islamabad and will also see destinations like Skardu, Murree, Hunza, and Muzaffarabad. "Catch a glimpse of the trophy which Sarfaraz Ahmed lifted in 2017 at The Oval, from 16-24 November," PCB wrote on X. Get ready, Pakistan!The ICC Champions Trophy 2025 trophy tour kicks off in Islamabad on 16 November, also visiting scenic travel destinations like Skardu, Murree, Hunza and Muzaffarabad. Catch a glimpse of the trophy which Sarfaraz Ahmed lifted in 2017 at The Oval, from 16-24… pic.twitter.com/SmsV5uyzlL — Pakistan Cricket (@TheRealPCB) November 14, 2024 However, in response to the BCCI’s concerns, the ICC has decided to exclude the PoK regions from the tour. This decision comes amid the ongoing controversy surrounding India's participation in the 2025 Champions Trophy, following the ICC's notification to the PCB that India will not be traveling to Pakistan for the tournament matches. Meanwhile, earlier today, the global cricket body officially asked for a written explanation from the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) over its decision not to send the Indian team to Pakistan for next year's Champions Trophy, reported Geo News. Also Read: Pant clean bowled twice, Kohli plays through pain-free zone in match simulation The development comes after BCCI verbally informed the ICC of its decision not to send the team to Pakistan for next year's marquee event. In response, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) requested the ICC to provide a copy of India's response, sources told Geo News. "In case of receiving a written reply, Pakistan may seek substantial evidence supporting the reasons," sources told Geo News, adding that the ICC would then have to take a final decision about India after reviewing those reasons. The sources also informed Geo News that if India fails to provide "proper reasons" for not travelling to Pakistan, then they would be asked to travel to the country to participate in the tournament. In case India refuses to travel to Pakistan for any reason, then another team may come in as a replacement for the mega event, the sources further added. Pakistan are the defending champions of the upcoming edition of the Champions Trophy. Amid the uncertainty over India's participation and the tournament schedule, PCB revealed that the trophy tour for the upcoming ICC Champions Trophy 2025 will kick off from Islamabad on November 16. India has firmly opposed travelling to Pakistan for the ICC Champions Trophy, citing 'security concerns'. Earlier this year, BCCI vice-president Rajeev Shukla stated that India would travel to Pakistan only if the Government of India permitted it. Last year, Pakistan hosted the Asian Trophy, but it was held in a hybrid model, with India playing its matches in Sri Lanka.
15 November,2024 06:36 PM IST | New Delhi | mid-day online correspondentIndia's intra-squad match simulation provided a mix of positives and concerns ahead of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy opener against Australia in Perth. In overcast conditions at the Western Australian Cricket Association (WACA), India ramped up preparations for the gruelling opening Test, set to begin next week. With uncertainty surrounding skipper Rohit Sharma's participation in the first Test, KL Rahul opened alongside Yashasvi Jaiswal, according to ESPNcricinfo. Rahul looked assured during his time at the crease. The experienced batter treaded carefully and handled short balls well until a Prasidh Krishna bouncer struck his elbow, requiring medical attention. The 32-year-old left the field and did not return as India's mainstays had another turn at the crease. Jaiswal showcased aggression with a belligerent drive, but his intent was curtailed when he edged a ball to the second slip--a recurring theme during the session. Despite reports of undergoing scans, Virat Kohli appeared in shape, displaying a trademark cover drive. However, on 15, he edged a Mukesh Kumar delivery to the second slip. Kohli later spent about 30 minutes in the nets. Also Read: India have your numbers, Aus! Rishabh Pant showed promise in his innings but was visibly jaded after sustaining a groin injury. He was eventually bowled by Nitish Kumar Reddy, who emerged as a standout performer. Shubman Gill started cautiously, scoring 28 before edging a short delivery to gully. Washington Sundar and Tanush Kotian bowled in tandem as the batting side stood at 106/5 after 28 overs. India's main batters had another opportunity at the crease, with Jaiswal and Gill initially adopting an aggressive approach before reverting to caution under the watchful eyes of the coaches patrolling the boundary line. Jaiswal appeared the most comfortable against short-pitched deliveries, both in the match and net sessions. He was more aggressive against the spinners, reaching an unbeaten 52, while Gill anchored the innings with an unbeaten 42. After the final interval, Kohli and Pant faced a barrage of short deliveries from Prasidh and Nitish. Kohli seemed troubled by a few balls but showed no signs of discomfort, batting for an hour to finish on 30. Pant, in contrast, adopted a proactive approach, stepping down the crease with mixed success before being bowled by Mukesh for the second time that day. Jurel and Akash Deep returned for the final session as the batting side concluded at 339/8 in 75 overs of match simulation. (With agency inputs)
15 November,2024 04:35 PM IST | Perth | mid-day online correspondentThe International Cricket Council (ICC) has officially asked for a written explanation from the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) over its decision not to send the Indian team to Pakistan for next year's Champions Trophy, reported Geo News. The development comes after BCCI verbally informed the ICC of its decision not to send the team to Pakistan for next year's marquee event. In response, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) requested the ICC to provide a copy of India's response, sources told Geo News. "In case of receiving a written reply, Pakistan may seek substantial evidence supporting the reasons," sources told Geo News, adding that the ICC would then have to take a final decision about India after reviewing those reasons. The sources also informed Geo News that if India fails to provide "proper reasons" for not travelling to Pakistan, then they would be asked to travel to the country to participate in the tournament. Also Read: Neil, Ishaan shine in Jamnabai Narsee School’s 347-run win In case India refuses to travel to Pakistan for any reason, another team may come in as a replacement for the mega event, the sources further added. Pakistan are the defending champions of the upcoming edition of the Champions Trophy. Amid the uncertainty over India's participation and the tournament schedule, PCB revealed that the trophy tour for the upcoming ICC Champions Trophy 2025 will kick off from Islamabad on November 16. India has firmly opposed travelling to Pakistan for the ICC Champions Trophy, citing 'security concerns'. Earlier this year, BCCI vice-president Rajeev Shukla stated that India would travel to Pakistan only if the Government of India permitted it. Last year, Pakistan hosted the Asian Trophy, but it was held in a hybrid model, with India playing its matches in Sri Lanka. Hosting the Champions Trophy in a hybrid model is also on the cards, but last week, PCB chairman Mohsin Naqvi claimed that there have been no talks about hosting the tournament in such a fashion. Earlier this week, sources reported that South Africa and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) emerged as possible venues for hosting the Champions Trophy in 2025 if Pakistan pulled out at the last moment. If the tournament is shifted, there are also chances that Pakistan could withdraw from the tournament if ICC moves the tournament to a neutral venue, according to recent reports. (With agency inputs)
15 November,2024 03:53 PM IST | New Delhi | mid-day online correspondentStruggling KL Rahul is looking forward to using IPL 2025 as a vehicle to make a comeback in India's T20I side as he wants to remain in the mix for all three formats. KL Rahul will likely open the innings for India if captain Rohit Sharma misses out on the first Test match against Australia ahead of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. KL Rahul's form is a bit concerning for Team India as he was dropped from the last two Tests against New Zealand and was replaced by Sarfaraz Khan. But the batter, who is pleasing to watch when in full flow, remains unperturbed by his lean run of form. "My aim is to obviously get back into the T20 team. I've always wanted to be an all-format player, and that desire and drive haven't changed over the years. I want to still play for India in all three formats and have done that for many years," Rahul told Star Sports. Also Read: Haryana's Anshul Kamboj becomes only third bowler to claim all 10 wickets in Ranji Trophy, WATCH VIDEO "I've been out of the T20 team for a while, and I know where I stand as a player and what I need to do to get back. So, I look forward to this IPL season to give me that platform to enjoy my cricket and play the way I want to," he added. Since 2022, he has scored 514 runs in Tests from 12 matches (21 innings) at an average of 25.7, having registered three half-centuries and a century. During the interaction, Rahul emphasised always keeping the team ahead of his individual aspirations. "All of us as players want to play with freedom, and everyone would think that the way I batted, I'm enjoying playing that. But like I said, my thought process and motivation have always been team first. It doesn't matter what I want to do or what my natural game is. "We play a team sport. If I played tennis, it would be different; I could stick to saying, 'This is my natural game.' But in a team sport, it's very different. Each game, you'll have a different role and responsibility given to you to find a way to deliver for the team," he said. The Bengaluru man's last Test hundred was against South Africa at Centurion in December 2023 and since then made just two fifties in nine innings. (With PTI Inputs)
15 November,2024 02:44 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondentHaryana pacer Anshul Kamboj scripted history by becoming the third bowler in the Ranji Trophy to claim all 10 wickets in an innings. Anshul Kamboj aged 23 achieved the milestone in the Ranji Trophy match against Kerala at the Chaudhary Bansi Lal Cricket Stadium on the outskirts of Rohtak. Anshul Kamboj returned with the figures of 10 wickets for just 49 runs in 30.1 overs. Taking to X: 1⃣ innings 🤝 1⃣0⃣ wickets 👏Historic Spell 🙌3⃣0⃣.1⃣ overs9⃣ maidens4⃣9⃣ runs1⃣0⃣ wickets 🔥Watch 📽️ Haryana Pacer Anshul Kamboj's record-breaking spell in the 1st innings against Kerala 👌👌#RanjiTrophy | @IDFCFIRSTBank pic.twitter.com/RcNP3NQJ2y — BCCI Domestic (@BCCIdomestic) November 15, 2024 Premangshu Chatterjee of Bengal (10/20 vs Assam, 1956) and Pradeep Sundaram (10/78, Rajasthan v Vidarbha, 1985) of Rajasthan are the other two bowlers to have taken 10 wickets in an innings in the country's premier domestic tournament. Overall, Anshul Kamboj is the sixth Indian bowler to claim 10 wickets in a first-class match. The list has the likes of legendary Anil Kumble, Subhash Gupte and Debashish Mohanty are the others on the list. Also Read: OTD: Virat Kohli smashed his 50th ODI century at Wankhede Stadium The pacer entered the third day's play with eight wickets to his name and claimed the wickets of Basil Thampi and Shoun Roger to complete the remarkable feat. As a result, Kerala were all out for 291 in their first innings. While running through the Kerala batting line-up, Kamboj also went past 50 First-Class wickets in 19 matches. Kamboj, who was picked by Mumbai Indians for the 2024 IPL after an impressive domestic season, recently represented India A in the ACC Emerging Asia Cup tournament in Oman. Kamboj was among the leading wicket-takers with 17 scalps from 10 matches as Haryana went on to win the Vijay Hazare Trophy title for the first time. This season he became only the third pacer to record an eight-wicket haul in the Duleep Trophy, behind Mohanty (10/46) and Ashok Dinda (8/123).Kamboj has 23 wickets from 15 List-A games to his name. Best bowling figures in Ranji Trophy history: 10/20: Premangshu Chatterjee, Bengal v Assam (1956-57)10/49: Anshul Kamboj, Haryana v Kerala (2024-25)10/78: Pradeep Sunderam, Rajasthan v Vidarbha (1985-86). List of Indian bowlers with 10-wicket hauls in First-Class cricket: 10/20: Premangshu Chatterjee, Bengal v Assam (1956-57) - Ranji Trophy10/46: Debasis Mohanty, East Zone v South Zone (2000-01) - Duleep Trophy10/49: Anshul Kamboj, Haryana v Kerala (2024-25)10-74: Anil Kumble, India v Pakistan (1999)- Kotla- Test match10/78: Pradeep Sundaram, Rajasthan v Vidarbha (1985-86) - Ranji Trophy10/78: Subhash Gupte, Bombay v Pakistan Combined Services and Bahawalpur XI (1954-55). (With PTI Inputs)
15 November,2024 02:08 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondentAhead of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, Team India is playing a simulation match against India A at the WACA stadium in Perth. It is a three-day warm match and is not available for public viewing. Team India stalwart Virat Kohli smashed his trademark shot (cover drive) during the match. But the veteran departed soon after the cover drive. Trying to attempt an outside off-stump ball, Kohli nicked it in the hands of second slip in Mukesh Kumar's over. Taking to X: And Virat Kohli pulled off another beauty before poking outside off-stump and nicked off at second slip off Mukesh Kumar #AusvInd https://t.co/kah1GRsfxv — Bharat Sundaresan (@beastieboy07) November 15, 2024 Currently, Virat Kohli is going through a lean patch in Test cricket. In the recently concluded Test series against New Zealand, the veteran was seen returning to the pavilion on low scores. Team India suffered a 0-3 Test series whitewash against the Kiwis after many years on home soil. Also Read: KL Rahul walks off the field after sustaining a injury on his right elbow during the simulation match Similarly, wicketkeeper-batsman Rishabh Pant was clean-bowled by Nitish Kumar Reddy for just 19 runs. Taking to X: Rishabh Pant was clean bowled by Nitish Reddy for 19. He started aggressively but looked a bit shaky against a short of a length — Tristan Lavalette (@trislavalette) November 15, 2024 Ahead of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, there are speculations about Team India skipper Rohit Sharma missing out on the first game. In case the skipper misses out, his deputy Jasprit Bumrah will take over the leadership duties, said Indian head coach Gautam Gambhir during a press conference. The Border-Gavaskar Trophy between India and Australia is set to kick start on November 22, with the first Test match scheduled to be played in Perth. The second Test, scheduled for December 6 to 10 at Adelaide Oval, will feature the exciting day-night format under the stadium's lights. After that, fans will turn their attention to The Gabba in Brisbane for the third Test, which will be held from December 14 to 18. The customary Boxing Day Test, set for December 26 to 30 at Melbourne's storied Melbourne Cricket Ground, will bring the series to its penultimate stage. The fifth and final Test, to take place at the Sydney Cricket Ground from January 3 to 7, will serve as the series climax, promising a dramatic conclusion to an exciting contest.
15 November,2024 10:30 AM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondentADVERTISEMENT
