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Pakistan skipper Babar Azam chose Pakistan's win over arch-rivals India in the Asia Cup repeat fixture as his favourite T20I match.

Babar Azam picks Asia Cup win against India as his favourite match

Find out why Babar Azam picked Pakistan's Asia Cup win against India as his favourite T20 match

"In T20 cricket, my favourite match was the win against India in the repeat fixture of the Asia Cup as it was a crucial game for us in terms of a place in the final," Babar said in a podcast.

Pakistan skipper Babar Azam chose Pakistan's win over arch-rivals India in the Asia Cup repeat fixture as his favourite T20I match.
During a podcast, Babar said that the reason why he picked that match as his favourite was because it was a very crucial game for Pakistan in terms of a place in the final of the tournament.
Babar's men had fallen to a 5-wicket defeat earlier in the tournament but got the better of Team India in the super-four stage when the Men in Green won by 5 wickets to go through to the Asia Cup final. However, Pakistan were defeated by Sri Lanka in the final.
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Jasprit Bumrah was ruled out of the T20 World Cup with a back injury three days before the Indian team was to fly out for Australia

Can't have Bumrah injured 10 days before World Cup: Roger Binny

The newly appointed president Roger Binny sharply reacted to Jasprit Bumrah missing out on the T20 World Cup Down Under due to a back injury. 

Here are the details. 

Jasprit Bumrah was ruled out of the T20 World Cup with a back injury three days before the Indian team was to fly out for Australia

Newly appointed BCCI President Roger Binny expressed concern over the problem of frequent injuries to Indian cricketers and said that Jasprit Bumrah's injury 10 days before the World Cup cannot be ignored. During the Karnataka State Cricket Association's felicitation ceremony, Binny said, "We need to look into why players are getting injured so badly for the last four-five years. It is not that we do not have a good trainer or coach. Is there too much burden on the players or are they playing in too many formats. For this, it is necessary to do something. This is my priority."
The ace pacer who did not play the Asia Cup 2022 was ruled out of the T20 World Cup 3 days before the Indian team left for Australia as well due to his back issue. Mohammed Shami has been announced as his replacement for the marquee event.&nbsp;

India's Renuka Singh picked up the Player of the Match award for her figures of 3/5 that helped India 

Women's Asia Cup: India thrash Sri Lanka by 8 wickets in final to lift 7th title

India are champions!
The Women in Blue were just too good for the Lankans on the day, winning a record 7th Asia Cup title in one of the most one-sided finals ever.

India's Renuka Singh picked up the Player of the Match award for her figures of 3/5 that helped India restrict Sri Lanka to just 65/9.

It was a walk in the park!
The Indian women's cricket team sealed their supremacy in the sub-continent with their 7th Asia Cup title, defeating Sri Lanka by 8 wickets in a one-sided finale in Sylhet.
Having been asked to bowl first after losing the toss, the Indians made Sri Lanka pay dearly with Renuka Singh the destructor-in-chief.
Some abysmal running between the wickets, along with Renuka's 3-fer had Sri Lanka on the mat early on. The Islanders just kept losing wickets, finishing with a paltry 65/9 from their 20 overs.
In reply, India hardly broke a sweat with Smriti Mandhana recording yet another quickfire fifty to take the Women in Blue past the finishing line in just the 9th over.
With the victory, India lifted their 7th Asia Cup title from 8 editions, with 2018 being the only time they failed to win the trophy.

The Indian Women's cricket team have booked their place in the 2022 Asia Cup final as they beat Thailand by 74 runs in their semi-final encounter at Sylhet.

Women's Asia Cup 2022: India beat Thailand by 74 runs to reach final

It was yet another cakewalk for the Women in Blue as they booked their place in the summit clash by thrashing Thailand in Sylhet. 
Here's how Harmanpreet Kaur & Co. made it to their 8th consecutive Asia Cup final.

India have made it to their 8th consecutive Asia Cup final, where they'll be vying for their 7th title.

The Indian Women's cricket team have booked their place in the 2022 Asia Cup final as the expense of Thailand, who they beat by 74 runs in their semi-final encounter in Sylhet.
Opener Shafali Verma (42 off 28) and skipper Harmanpreet Kaur (36 off 30) helped India put up a healthy total of 148 runs in the first innings.
Having beaten the same opposition in their last league match, Indian bowlers rose to the occasion once again and kept Thailand down to just 74 runs at the loss of 9 wickets. Deepti Sharma starred in the 2nd innings with a brilliant bowling spell of 3/7.
India will face the winner of the 2nd semi-final between Sri Lanka and Pakistan on October 15.
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The Indian women's cricket team clinched their semi-final berth as they thumped Thailand by 9 wickets in the Women's Asia Cup at Sylhet. The victory also marked skipper Smriti Mandhana's 100th T20 International game of her career.

Women's Asia Cup 2022: India steamroll Thailand to maintain top spot

The Indian Women's cricket team ran riot against Thailand in the Women's Asia Cup 2022 and bowled them out for a mere 37

Here's what the victory meant for the Women in Blue

Sneh Rana and co. ran riot against the Thailand batting contingent as India bowled them out on 37 runs. Team India registered a 9-wicket win later to confirm their semi-final spot.

India stormed into the semi-finals of the Women's Asia Cup 2022 as they thumped Thailand by 9 wickets on Monday. The victory also marked skipper Smriti Mandhana's 100th T20 International game of her career.
The Women in Blue only had the target of 38 runs as the Indian bowling contingent ran riot against Thailand and bowled them out on just 37 runs. Sneh Rana was the stand out performer of the match as the 28-year-old took 3 wickets in her 4 overs at the expense of just 9 runs in the first innings.
Shafali Verma lost her wicket early on in the small run-chase after which Sabbhineni Meghana and Pooja Vastrakar finished the game in just 6 overs to maintain their top spot in the standings with 10 points.
India will play its semi-finals on October 13 and another win will take them to the Asia Cup final.
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The Indian women's cricket team has won their second consecutive game in the ongoing Asia Cup 2022 as they beat Malaysia by 30 runs in a rain-curtailed encounter at the Sylhet International cricket stadium. 

Women's Asia Cup: India beat Malaysia in rain-curtailed encounter, notch up second consecutive win

India were just too good for Malaysia as the Women in Blue came up trumps in the rain-curtailed encounter in Sylhet.
Relive how it all panned out.

Rain didn't allow for a full game to take place but favourites India still managed to beat Malaysia by 30 runs by DLS method.

The Indian women's cricket team made it two wins in two in the ongoing Asia Cup 2022 as they beat Malaysia by 30 runs in a rain-curtailed encounter at the Sylhet International cricket stadium.&nbsp;
India were forced to bat first. Sabbhineni Meghana who replaced the rested Smriti Mandhana put together a brilliant 116-run opening partnership along with Shafali Verma. brilliantly, Meghana top-scored with 69 as the Women in Blue posted a massive 181 on the board.
Malaysia, in reply, were rocked early and when rain intervened, they were 16/2 after 5.2 overs.&nbsp;
With the weather gods refusing to relent, Team India were adjudged the winners by 30 runs using the DLS method.
Harmanpreet Kaur's side will next face the UAE in their 3rd match on October 4.
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How happy would you be if your parents had a chance to fulfill one of their dreams... for Pakistan's women's all-rounder Kainat Imtiaz, she certainly is on cloud nine!Kainat who said 'she was living her mother's dream' is a proud daughter. In an Instagram post, Kainat congratulated her mother Saleema Imtiaz who from now on, will live her dream, will represent her nation on a global stage.Saleema, Pakistan's women's umpire fulfilled her dream as she made her debut on Saturday when she officiated the India-Sri Lanka match on the opening day of the Asia Cup 2022.The elated daughter, in her Instagram post, not only sang praises of her mother but also congratulated her father, who she said has lent his support at every step of the way.The 30-year-old made her debut for the Women-in-Green over a decade ago, but on her mother's debut, her ecstasy knew no bounds.

Women's Asia Cup 2022: 'The dream I had been living for her' Mother-daughter duo represents Pakistan

How happy would you be if your parents had a chance to fulfill one of their dreams...
Here's how Pakistan's cricketer Kainat Imtiaz felt!

Saleema Imtiaz made her debut on Saturday when she officiated the India-Sri Lanka match on the opening day of the Asia Cup 2022.

How happy would you be if your parents had a chance to fulfill one of their dreams... for Pakistan's women's all-rounder Kainat Imtiaz, she certainly is on cloud nine! Kainat who said 'she was living her mother's dream' is a proud daughter. In an Instagram post, Kainat congratulated her mother Saleema Imtiaz who from now on, will live her dream, will represent her nation on a global stage. Saleema, Pakistan's women's umpire fulfilled her dream as she made her debut on Saturday when she officiated the India-Sri Lanka match on the opening day of the Asia Cup 2022. The elated daughter, in her Instagram post, not only sang praises of her mother but also congratulated her father, who she said has lent his support at every step of the way. The 30-year-old made her debut for the Women-in-Green over a decade ago, but on her mother's debut, her ecstasy knew no bounds. ALSO READ <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/former-pakistani-player-believes-india-have-found-their-new-zaheer-khan-1664623062831">Former Pakistani player believes India have found their &lsquo;New Zaheer Khan&rsquo;</a>

Former Indian captain Virat Kohli has started his preparation for the 2022 Asia Cup.The senior batter, whose place in the side is under scrutiny due to a slump in form, will return to the Indian line-up after a month's break.
He has been training at Mumbai Cricket Association's Indoor Academy at the Bandra Kurla Complex with RCB coach Sanjay Bangar.
Also read: WATCH: Cheteshwar Pujara smashes 22 runs in an over against Krunal Pandya's team
Kohli had also shared a story of his training session on Instagram, where he could be seen running between the wickets.
Although the India-Pakistan match is the main attraction at this year's Asia Cup, it will be interesting to see if under-fire Kohli can turn things around at the big event. The Asia Cup is slated to take place in the UAE from August 27–September 11.

Asia Cup 2022: Virat Kohli starts training for the multi-nation tournament after a month's break

Virat Kohli, whose place in the side is under scrutiny due to a slump in form, will return to the Indian line-up after a month's break.

Virat Kohli, whose place in the side is under scrutiny due to a slump in form, will return to the Indian line-up after a month's break.

Former Indian captain Virat Kohli has started his preparation for the 2022 Asia Cup. The senior batter, whose place in the side is under scrutiny due to a slump in form, will return to the Indian line-up after a month's break.
He has been training at Mumbai Cricket Association's Indoor Academy at the Bandra Kurla Complex with RCB coach Sanjay Bangar.
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Kohli had also shared a story of his training session on Instagram, where he could be seen running between the wickets.
Although the India-Pakistan match is the main attraction at this year's Asia Cup, it will be interesting to see if under-fire Kohli can turn things around at the big event. The Asia Cup is slated to take place in the UAE from August 27&ndash;September 11.

The Indian women's cricket team beat Sri Lanka by 41 runs in their Women's Asia Cup opener as Jemimah Rodrigues played a scintillating knock of 76 runs off 53 balls which helped Team India to a defendable score in the first innings.

Women's Asia Cup: Jemimah Rodrigues shines as India beat Sri Lanka in tournament opener

The Women in Blue bagged their first win of the Women's Asia Cup 2022, a 41-run win against Sri Lanka

Here's how it all unfolded in Sylhet.

The opening match for Team India saw Harmanpreet Kaur's side register a comfortable 41-run win against Sri Lanka.

The Indian women's cricket team beat Sri Lanka by 41 runs in their Women's Asia Cup opener, with Jemimah Rodrigues playing a scintillating knock in Sylhet.
Jemimah's 76 off 53 and skipper Harmanpreet Kaur's 33 helped India post an above-par total even after both openers perished cheaply. Jemimah's aggression mixed withHarmanpreet's cautious approach saw the duo put together a 92-run stand for the 3rd wicket.
Sri Lanka, however, did manage to pull things back, restricting India to 150 from their 20 overs.
Harshitha Madavi started well for the Islanders but losing skipper Chamari Athapaththu for just 5 was a big hiccup for them, one they couldn't really recover from. Batter one after the other kept committing harakiri as they were bowled out for 109 in the 19th over.
The Women in Blue will take on the Malaysians in their next Asia Cup encounter on October 3.

Women's Asia Cup 2022: full squad, full schedule, live streaming details : After an enthralling Men's Asia Cup 2022, the women's T20 tournament will set the stage on fire starting 1st October in Bangladesh.

Women's Asia Cup 2022: India vs Pakistan, full squad, full schedule, Live streaming details

After a historic ODI series win against England, the Harmanpreet Kaur-led side will now eye the Asia Cup 2022 title. 

Here's all that you need to know about the tournament.

Women's Asia Cup 2022: India vs Sri Lanka, full squad, full schedule, Live streaming details

Women's Asia Cup 2022 : The last time's runner-ups India will begin their fight for Asian supremacy on 1st October against Sri Lanka in the 8th edition of the marquee event

Women's Asia Cup 2022: full squad, full schedule, live streaming details : After an enthralling Men's Asia Cup 2022, the women's T20 tournament will set the stage on fire starting 1st October in Bangladesh.
The last time's runner-ups India will begin their fight for Asian supremacy on 1st October against Sri Lanka in the 8th edition of the marquee event which was supposed to be held in 2020 but was postponed due to Covid-19.
The Women in Blue who have been in splendid form since winning the historic silver medal at the CWG 2022 will enter the 15-day tournament as clear favorites.&nbsp;
For India, Jemimah Rodrigues's return will boost the confidence of the 15-member Indian squad. While Renuka Singh will lead the seam attack, the spin department will be under the care of Radha Yadav.
The in-form Harmanpreet Kaur-led side who are coming from a historic ODI series sweep against England would now look to take their formidable momentum into the shortest format to clinch the 7th Asia Cup title.&nbsp;
<h3>Women's Asia Cup 2022 : India squad</h3>
Harmanpreet Kaur (c), Smriti Mandhana (vc), Deepti Sharma, Shafali Verma, Jemimah Rodrigues, Sabbineni Meghana, Richa Ghosh (wk), Sneh Rana, Dayalan Hemalatha, Meghna Singh, Renuka Thakur, Pooja Vastrakar, Rajeshwari Gayakwad, Radha Yadav, K.P. Navgire Reserve players: Taniya Sapna Bhatia, Simran Dil Bahadur
<h3>Women's Asia Cup 2022 : Full Schedule</h3>
Match 1: October 1 - Bangladesh vs Thailand - SICS Ground 2 - 8:30 AM Match 2: October 1 - India vs Sri Lanka - SICS Ground 2 - 1:00 PM Match 3: October 2 - Pakistan vs Malaysia - SICS Ground 2 - 8:30 AM Match 4: October 2 - Sri Lanka vs UAE - SICS Ground 2 - 1:00 PM Match 5: October 3 - Pakistan vs Bangladesh - SICS Ground 2 - 8:30 AM Match 6: October 3 - India vs Malaysia - SICS Ground 2 - 1:00 PM Match 7: October 4 - Sri Lanka vs Thailand - SICS Ground 2 - 8:30 AM Match 8: October 4 - India vs UAE - SICS Ground 2 - 1:00 PM Match 9: October 5 - UAE vs Malaysia - SICS Ground 2 - 8:30 AM Match 10: October 6 - Pakistan vs Thailand - SICS Ground 1 - 8:30 AM Match 11: October 6 - Bangladesh vs Malaysia - SICS Ground 1 - 1:00 PM Match 12: October 7 - Thailand vs UAE - SICS Ground 1 - 8:30 AM Match 13: October 7 - India vs Pakistan - SICS Ground 1 - 1:00 PM Match 14: October 8 - Sri Lanka vs Malaysia - SICS Ground 1 - 8:30 AM Match 15: October 8 - India vs Bangladesh - SICS Ground 1 - 1:00 PM Match 16: October 9 - Thailand vs Malaysia - SICS Ground 1 - 8:30 AM Match 17: October 9 - Pakistan vs UAE - SICS Ground 1 - 1:00 PM Match 18: October 10 - Sri Lanka vs Bangladesh - SICS Ground 1 - 8:30 AM Match 19: October 10 - India vs Thailand - SICS Ground 1 - 1:00 PM Match 20: October 11 - Bangladesh vs UAE - SICS Ground 1 - 8:30 AM Match 21: October 11 - Pakistan vs Sri Lanka - SICS Ground 1 - 1:00 PM Match 22: October 13 - Semi Final 1 - SICS Ground 1 - 8:30 AM Match 23: October 13 - Semi Final 2- SICS Ground 1 - 1:00 PM Match 24: October 15 - FINAL - SICS Ground 1 - 1:00 PM
<h3>Women's Asia Cup 2022 : Live Telecast and Live Streaming details</h3>
Star Sports Network is the official broadcaster of the tournament in India. Disney+ Hotstar will present the live streaming.

After being humiliated in their opening game of Asia Cup 2022 by Afghanistan, not many people thought Sri Lanka to go all the way but against all odds, the Lankans thrashed Pakistan by 23 runs in the final to win their 6th Asia Cup title.
Put into bat, original hosts Sri Lanka found themselves wanting at 58/5. But Bhanuka Rajapaksa turned the tide against Pakistan with a n unbeaten 45-ball-71. Wanindu Hasaranga proved to be his willing ally as the two powered the Lankas to 170/6.
Chasing which, the Men in Green were reduced to 22/2. Pakistan once again looked towards Mohammad Rizwan to bail them out of trouble and he did try his best with a gritty 55. But not much support from the other end meant that Pakistan was all out for 147.
Sri Lanka extended its winning run to 5 games and certainly saved the best for the last. In fact, it was the first time the Lankans defended a score in T20Is in 2022.
Also read: Asia Cup 2022: PCB chairman Ramiz Raja explains the reason behind India's early exit

Asia Cup 2022: Sri Lanka win their 6th title, thrash Pakistan by 23 runs in the final

After being humiliated in their opening game of Asia Cup 2022 by Afghanistan, not many people thought Sri Lanka to go all the way but against all odds, the Lankans thrashed Pakistan by 23 runs in the final to win their 6th Asia Cup title

Sri Lanka extended its winning run to 5 games and certainly saved the best for the last. In fact, it was the first time the Lankans defended a score in T20Is in 2022

After being humiliated in their opening game of Asia Cup 2022 by Afghanistan, not many people thought Sri Lanka to go all the way but against all odds, the Lankans thrashed Pakistan by 23 runs in the final to win their 6th Asia Cup title.
Put into bat, original hosts Sri Lanka found themselves wanting at 58/5. But Bhanuka Rajapaksa turned the tide against Pakistan with an unbeaten 45-ball-71. Wanindu Hasaranga proved to be his willing ally as the two powered the Lankas to 170/6.
Chasing which, the Men in Green were reduced to 22/2. Pakistan once again looked towards Mohammad Rizwan to bail them out of trouble and he did try his best with a gritty 55. But not much support from the other end meant that Pakistan was all out for 147.
Sri Lanka extended its winning run to 5 games and certainly saved the best for the last. In fact, it was the first time the Lankans defended a score in T20Is in 2022.
Also read: <a title="Asia Cup 2022: PCB chairman Ramiz Raja explains the reason behind India's early exit" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/asia-cup-2022-pcb-chairman-ramiz-raja-explains-the-reason-behind-india-s-early-exit-1662907016732">Asia Cup 2022: PCB chairman Ramiz Raja explains the reason behind India's early exit</a>

Pakistan skipper Babar Azam has silenced his critics in a wholesome manner as he came up with a century at the National Stadium and guided the team to a 10-wicket scintillating victory against England in their 2nd T20I on Thursday.

Babar Azam leaps past Virat Kohli with ton against England, completes record chase with Rizwan

Babar Azam smashed his 2nd T20I ton, fashioning an impeccable 200+ run-chase with Mohd Rizwan to help Pakistan level the series against England.

Learn more about how Babar overtook Virat Kohli in the process. 
#PAKvENG

Babar Azam's century and his sensational 203-run unbeaten partnership with Mohammad Rizwan helped Pakistan level the 7-match series 1-1.

Pakistan skipper Babar Azam silenced his critics in the best way possible, smashing a brilliant century at the National Stadium in Karachi. Babar's ton, coupled with Rizwan's scintillating knock guided the Men in Green to a 10-wicket win against England in their 2nd T20I.
Babar Azam (110 off 66 ) and Rizwan (88 off 51) both finished unbeaten as their 203-run partnership gave Pakistan an easy win on the night.
The duo also made records on the way, completing the biggest-ever run chase in a 10-wicket win by any side in T20Is till date.
Babar also became the 2nd fastest batsman to score 8000 T20 runs, leapfrogging Virat Kohli while achieving the feat. The Pakistani skipper has accomplished the total in just 218 innings while Kohli took 243 innings to get there. Chris Gayle sits atop that list with 213 innings.
Babar, whose form was under the scanner after a string of low scores during the Asia Cup, was delighted to play an important knock for his side.
&nbsp;"I always had the belief (during the run of low scores), and you need that as a sportsman. The team always supported me and kept backing me," Babar said at the post-match presentation.
Also Read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/india-vs-australia-suryakumar-yadav-drops-a-massive-update-on-jasprit-bumrah-s-fitness-ahead-of-2nd-t20-1663856407732">India vs Australia: Suryakumar Yadav drops a massive update on Jasprit Bumrah's fitness ahead of 2nd T20</a>
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As Arshdeep Singh gets ready for his maiden T20 World Cup in Australia, his bowling coach revealed his conversation with his idol Wasim Akram which both of them had during the Asia Cup.

'If you think you are perfect, then don't come to me': Wasim Akram told Arshdeep Singh at Asia Cup

Arshdeep Singh's bowling coach Jaswant Rai revealed how the young pacer got the opportunity to have a chat with his childhood idol, Wasim Akram, during the Asia Cup 2022.

Here's what Akram told Arshdeep

Arshdeep Singh was subjected to a lot of criticism after his dropped catch against Pakistan. However, Wasim Akram, Arshdeep's childhood idol defended him at the time and also had a chat with him during the Asia Cup 2022 as revealed by Arshdeep's bowling coach.

'If you think you are perfect, then don't come to me' : As Arshdeep Singh gets ready for his maiden T20 World Cup in Australia, his bowling coach revealed the conversation the left-arm pacer had with his idol Wasim Akram during the Asia Cup.
Arshdeep's bowling coach Jaswant Rai said that the young pacer always idolized the Pakistan legend growing up and got the special opportunity to talk to him during the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/asia-cup-2022-india-end-campaign-with-consolation-win-over-afghanistan-1662663275565">Asia Cup</a> in the UAE.
Jaswant Rai said Wasim Akram told <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/bjp-leader-backs-arshdeep-singh-calls-him-india-s-pride-1662458995131">Arshdeep Singh</a>, "Sardarji, you are bowling very well. You are a good bowler. If you think you are perfect, then don't come to me. If you feel you want to ask me anything or want to learn something from me then you can come whenever you want."
Akram had also come to Arshdeep's rescue when he was being trolled and criticized after he dropped a catch against Pakistan.
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When asked if Virat Kohli, who scored his first T20I century during the Asia Cup match against Afghanistan, should continue to bat as the opener going into the World Cup alongside Rohit Sharma, KL Rahul seemed a little taken aback.
Rohit Shama chose to sit himself out from the meaningless match against Afghanistan, therefore Kohli opened the batting with Rahul.
Also read: WATCH: &lsquo;Six-hitting is not my strength&rsquo; - Virat Kohli opens up in chat with Rohit Sharma after 71st ton
The situation was complicated by the fact that Rahul, whose T20 batting strategy is already being scrutinised, would have to sit out if Kohli opened the batting.
"Toh kya mai khud baith jaun? (So then should I sit out?)," a perplexed Rahul, obviously not one bit amused, counter-questioned.
"You get confidence if you play 2-3 innings, really happy that he could play that way. You all know Virat Kohli, you have been watching him for so many years, it is not like he will only score centuries if he opens the batting, if he bats at No.3, he can then also score centuries. It is all about roles and what role a certain player has," he added.

WATCH: 'Really happy Virat Kohli got his mojo back' - KL Rahul

KL Rahul was a bit taken aback when asked if Virat Kohli, who struck his maiden T20I century during Asia Cup match against Afghanistan, should continue to bat as an opener going into World Cup alongside Rohit Sharma.

TAP HERE TO WATCH WHAT RAHUL SAID

While Kohli himself was pleasantly surprised that his much awaited 71st hundred came in shortest format, Rahul wasn't surprised at all

When asked if Virat Kohli, who scored his first T20I century during the Asia Cup match against Afghanistan, should continue to bat as the opener going into the World Cup alongside Rohit Sharma, KL Rahul seemed a little taken aback.
Rohit Shama chose to sit himself out from the meaningless match against Afghanistan, therefore Kohli opened the batting with Rahul.
Also read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/watch-six-hitting-is-not-my-strength-virat-kohli-opens-up-in-chat-with-rohit-sharma-after-71st-hundr-1662715383565">WATCH: &lsquo;Six-hitting is not my strength&rsquo; - Virat Kohli opens up in chat with Rohit Sharma after 71st ton</a>
The situation was complicated by the fact that Rahul, whose T20 batting strategy is already being scrutinised, would have to sit out if Kohli opened the batting.
"Toh kya mai khud baith jaun? (So then should I sit out?)," a perplexed Rahul, obviously not one bit amused, counter-questioned.
"You get confidence if you play 2-3 innings, really happy that he could play that way. You all know Virat Kohli, you have been watching him for so many years, it is not like he will only score centuries if he opens the batting, if he bats at No.3, he can then also score centuries. It is all about roles and what role a certain player has," he added.

After enthralling the fans with his 71st century, Virat Kohli is now the talk of the town for all different reasons.
The wishes and praises for his skills have been pouring in from across the globe for the modern-day great since Thursday.
And latest among all is BCCI president Sourav Ganguly, who termed Kohli better than himself. 
Also read: Babar Azam's form a concern for Pakistan ahead of T20 World Cup?
While talking to a YouTube channel, the BCCI president said that Virat is more skilful than him.
He also added that though we played a lot of cricket in different generations, he is certain that the Indian mainstay will play more games than he did. 
Meanwhile, Ganguly also shared his views on the scrutiny and criticism faced by cricketers from the media. 
He cited examples from his playing days and explained that everybody has been under media scrutiny and just the names keep changing over a period of time. 
34-year-old Kohli scored his first century in 1020 days during Asia Cup 2022 with a magnificent unbeaten knock of 122 runs off 61 balls against Afghanistan. 

'He is tremendous': Sourav Ganguly heaps praise on Virat Kohli

'He is more skillful than I am'

BCCI president Sourav Ganguly lauds Virat Kohli. 
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BCCI President Sourav Ganguly has become the latest to compliment Virat Kohli after his magnificent 71st international ton.

Having scored his much-awaited 71st international ton, Virat Kohli continues to be the talk of the town in the cricket community.
The wishes and praises for his skills have been pouring in from all across the globe since his superb knock against Afghanistan.
And latest among them is BCCI president Sourav Ganguly, who termed Kohli a better player than himself.
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While talking to a YouTube channel, the BCCI president said that Virat is more skillful than him.
He also added that he is certain that Kohli will play more games than him.
Meanwhile, Ganguly also shared his views on the scrutiny and criticism faced by cricketers from the media.&nbsp;
He cited examples from his playing days and explained that everybody has gone through media scrutiny and it's just the names that keep changing over a period of time.&nbsp;
33-year-old Kohli scored his first century in 1020 days in India's final Asia Cup game. He finished with a magnificent unbeaten knock of 122 runs off 61 balls against the Blue Tigers.

After facing backlash from netizens, Pakistan cricket board chairman Ramiz Raja opened up on the snapping incident at the Indian journalist after the Asia Cup final. 
While the question and answer session with Pakistani fans on PCB's official YouTube channel, Ramiz said that the line of questioning was not right. 
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PCB chief further clarified that the only point he had was, that the reporter asked all Pakistan fans are angry after the Asia Cup final defeat but how did he know that given the reporter was sitting in a different area? 
Following Pakistan's 23-run defeat, an Indian journalist asked Raja if he had a message for the Pakistan public, who wouldn't be happy after the loss. This irked the PCB head and he snatched his phone and walked ahead to answer the other reporters.

PCB chief Ramiz Raja responds to his controversy with Indian journalist

'These are provocative statements' - PCB chief Ramiz Raja responds to his controversy with Indian journalist

Indian journalist's question had irked PCB chief Ramiz Raja after the Asia Cup final and he snatched his phone and walked ahead to answer other reporters

After facing backlash from netizens, Pakistan cricket board chairman Ramiz Raja finally opened up on his controversy with the Indian journalist after the Asia Cup final.&nbsp;
During the question and answer (Q&amp;A) session with Pakistani fans on PCB's official YouTube channel, Raja said that the line of questioning was not right.&nbsp;
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PCB chief further stated that the reporter said all Pakistani fans are angry after the Asia Cup final defeat. Raja questioned how did the reporter know that given he was sitting in a different area?&nbsp;
Following Pakistan's 23-run defeat, an Indian journalist had asked Raja if he had a message for the Pakistani public, who wouldn't be happy after the loss. This irked the PCB head and he snatched the reporter's phone and walked ahead to answer others.

Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Ramiz Raja made headlines on Monday morning for all the wrong reasons. 
After Sri Lanka beat Pakistan in Asia Cup 2022 final, an Indian journalist asked Raja if he had a message for the Pakistan public, who wouldn't be happy after the loss. This irked the PCB head and he told the reporter 'You must be from India and will be very happy now that Pakistan has lost.'
After that Ramiz snatched his phone and walked ahead to answer the other reporters. 
This made the Indian fans angry as the video has now gone viral on social media, with people asking Ramiz Raja to apologise.
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Watch! Asia Cup 2022: Ramiz Raja snaps at Indian journalist after defeat vs Sri Lanka

After Sri Lanka beat Pakistan in Asia Cup 2022 final, an Indian journalist asked Raja if he had a message for the Pakistan public. This irked the PCB head as he snatched the reporter's phone

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PCB chairman Ramiz Raja loses his cool and tells an Indian reporter 'You must be from India and will be very happy now that Pakistan has lost.'

Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Ramiz Raja made headlines on Monday morning for all the wrong reasons.&nbsp;
After Sri Lanka beat Pakistan in Asia Cup 2022 final, an Indian journalist asked Raja if he had a message for the Pakistan public, who wouldn't be happy after the loss. This irked the PCB head and he told the reporter 'You must be from India and will be very happy now that Pakistan has lost.'
After that Ramiz snatched his phone and walked ahead to answer the other reporters.&nbsp;
This made the Indian fans angry as the video has now gone viral on social media, with people asking Ramiz Raja to apologise.

Crazy celebration scenes were seen in the Sri Lankan dressing room after they thrashed Pakistan in Asia Cup 2022 final to win their first Asian title since 2014.
The entire team celebrated till late night in Dubai as they danced on the tables and sang in joy.
Sri Lanka had lost its opening game on the tournament against Pakistan but won 5 consecutive matches to win the Asia Cup. On their way to glory, the Lankans beat Bangladesh, Afghanistan, India and Pakistan twice.
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Watch! Asia Cup 2022: Sri Lanka players' crazy dressing room celebrations after beating Pakistan

Crazy celebration scenes were seen in the Sri Lankan dressing room after they thrashed Pakistan in Asia Cup 2022 final to win their first Asian title since 2014

The entire Sri Lankan team celebrated till late night in Dubai as they danced on the tables and sang in joy

Crazy celebration scenes were seen in the Sri Lankan dressing room after they thrashed Pakistan in Asia Cup 2022 final to win their first Asian title since 2014.
The entire team celebrated till late night in Dubai as they danced on the tables and sang in joy.
Sri Lanka had lost its opening game of the tournament against Afghanistan but won 5 consecutive matches to win the Asia Cup. On their way to glory, the Lankans beat Bangladesh, Afghanistan, India and Pakistan twice.
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Team India's early exit from Asia Cup 2022 left not just the fans surprised but players from other teams were also not expecting that.
After Pakistan pulled off a thrilling 1 wicket win vs Pakistan, India's slightest of chance of making it to the final came crashing down.
In the post match press conference, while Mohammad Nabi said that he never expected India to exit so early, Pakistan's Shadab Khan felt that Team India succumbed to pressure.
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Asia Cup 2022: India succumbed to pressure, feels Pakistan's Shadab Khan

In the post match press conference, while Mohammad Nabi said that he never expected India to exit so early, Pakistan's Shadab Khan felt that Team India succumbed to pressure.

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After Pakistan pulled off a thrilling 1 wicket win vs Pakistan, India's slightest of chance of making it to the final came crashing down

Team India's early exit from Asia Cup 2022 left not just the fans surprised but players from other teams were also not expecting that.
After Pakistan pulled off a thrilling 1 wicket win vs Afghanistan, India's slightest of chance of making it to the final came crashing down.
In the post match press conference, while Mohammad Nabi said that he never expected India to exit so early, Pakistan's Shadab Khan felt that Team India succumbed to pressure.
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Virat Kohli's revelation that only MS Dhoni reached out to him after he stepped down as India's Test skipper hasn't gone down well with Sunil Gavaskar.
During a chat with India Today, the former India captain said that Ideally, if Virat named one person who got in touch, then the other persons who didn't get in touch should have also been named. 'That would have been a little bit fair to everybody concerned, rather than thinking that everybody else didn't get in touch with him,' Gavaskar added.
'What message did he want?' he questioned. 'Encouragement? But then he is done with captaincy, so why would he need encouragement? That chapter is already closed.' Gavaskar also advised Virat to now just focus on his role as a player.
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'What message did he want?' Sunil Gavaskar's brutal take on Virat Kohli's 'only Dhoni texted me' comment

Virat Kohli's revelation that only MS Dhoni reached out to him after he stepped down as India's Test skipper hasn't gone down well with Sunil Gavaskar

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'What message did he want?' Gavaskar questioned. 'Encouragement? But then he is done with captaincy, so why would he need encouragement?

Virat Kohli's revelation that only MS Dhoni reached out to him after he stepped down as India's Test skipper hasn't gone down well with Sunil Gavaskar.
During a chat with India Today, the former India captain said that Ideally, if Virat named one person who got in touch, then the other persons who didn't get in touch should have also been named. 'That would have been a little bit fair to everybody concerned, rather than thinking that everybody else didn't get in touch with him,' Gavaskar added.
'What message did he want?' he questioned. 'Encouragement? But then he is done with captaincy, so why would he need encouragement? That chapter is already closed.' Gavaskar also advised Virat to now just focus on his role as a player.
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