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  Warner has featured in 103 Tests, 142 ODIs and 99 T20Is for the country since making his debut in 2009. © AFP David Warner, the Australian batter, is hoping to end his Test career at the Sydney Cricket Ground following the three-match home series against Pakistan early next year, the 36-year-old stated on Saturday (June 3). Warner is undergoing a poor run of form - having scored only 1 century in 17 Tests over the last two years He had already mentioned that he wanted to bring curtains down on his international career following this year's 50-over World Cup in India, but is hoping for a farewell at his home ground in the Australian summer. "I've always said the World Cup would probably be my final game. I probably owe it to myself and my family - if I can score runs here and continue to play back in Australia - I can definitely say I won't be playing that West Indies series. If I can get through this and make the Pakistan series I will definitely finish up then....

Kim Kardashian finds it “hard” to date someone in the public eye. The 42-year-old star has revealed that herself and Pete Davidson, her ex-boyfriend, actually discussed the challenge of maintaining a healthy relationship while also filming her reality TV series. During the latest episode of ‘The Kardashians’, Kim explained: “It’s hard when you start dating someone and you’re on a reality show, so Pete and I had that conversation right away. “You obviously know what you’re getting yourself into. But then the fans were like, ‘Pete’s not on the show!’ and I was like, ‘We said that from the start, it’s not what he does.’ Then I opened up, then I had him on the show. I talked about every last thing, what else do you want?” The brunette beauty wanted the comedian to be comfortable around the TV cameras during their romance. Kim – who split from Pete in 2022, after nine months of dating – said: “I’m not gonna meet someone and be like, ‘Pause! Before we really get to a place, will you be o...

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  Former India coach Gary Kirsten reckons Shubman Gill has the technique to make an impact in all formats for India © IPL Former India coach Gary Kirsten has seen recent batting greats of India, Sachin Tendulkar and Virat Kohi, from the closest possible quarters. At Gujarat Titans, the South African is working with Shubman Gill. Cricbuzz tried to pick his brains on India's latest batting sensation. Excerpts from an interview: You have worked with Sachin Tendulkar and Virat Kohli as a coach. Now you are working with Shubman Gill. Is he in the same league now? He is a young player who has incredible skill and determination to be one of the best players in the world. It would be unfair to compare him to Sachin and Virat so early in his journey. What are the qualities that you see in him to say that he could be the next big thing in Indian cricket? I believe he has the game to successfully play across all three formats for India. You don't often see that, these days, particularly a...

  During IPL 2023, Dhoni was managing an injury to his left knee © IPL After winning the IPL final on Monday night, Mahendra Singh Dhoni  vowed to return next season  fitness-permitting, and he is already off the blocks in that regard. Less than 48 hours after making the announcement, he was consulting a specialist for his knee that troubled him all through the just-concluded season. He was at the Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital and Medical Research Institute in Mumbai on Wednesday to have his knee treated, and may undergo surgery on Thursday. Dr. Dinshaw Pardiwala, who is the director of sports medicine at the hospital with specialisation in sports orthopaedics, is being consulted by the Chennai Super Kings captain. Dr Pardiwala is the same specialist who is treating another wicket-keeper-captain of another IPL franchise - Rishabh Pant of Delhi Capitals. Dhoni has had consultations with CSK management before flying into Mumbai. In fact, the franchise has deputed its ...

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