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India’s exit from the ICC T20 World Cup also marked the end of the partnership between Virat Kohli and Ravi Shastri as captain and coach. While Kohli is likely to continue as a leader in the ODIs and Tests, Shastri, along with his fellow coaches, have stepped down from their respective roles with their tenures coming to an end. In the build-up to the T20 World Cup, all the talk was centered around how the second half of the IPL, which was being played in the UAE, was the best preparation for the World Cup. However, now that India have crashed out in an unceremonious fashion, the IPL is becoming the scapegoat. Enjoy the action-packed edition of Cricket Today…
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