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India and the West Indies began their first One Day International, with India striking early as Prasidh Krishna had Cartey caught at hand by Naman Dhir, leaving the West Indies at 70/1. Attention also centres on Virat Kohli, who sits 59 runs short of becoming the fastest to 15,000 ODI runs, while Rohit Sharma plays his 200th innings as an opener.
- 2India face West Indies as pace attack draws praise▼india national cricket team vs west indies cricket team players
India's cricket team's meeting with the West Indies is drawing attention, with fast bowler Prasidh Krishna saying Indian cricket's pace bowling is 'in good hands'. His comments add to discussion around the squad's bowling depth ahead of the fixture, as fans follow which players the selectors field against the Caribbean side.
- 3Two Arrested After Intrusion Towards Vice-President's Motorcade▼Two arrested for intruding towards motorcade of Vice-President Radhakrishnan in Thiruvananthapuram
Police in Thiruvananthapuram have arrested two people for allegedly intruding towards the motorcade of Vice-President C.P. Radhakrishnan. The incident prompted a security response, with authorities detaining the pair shortly after. Details about the individuals' motives or the circumstances of the intrusion have not yet been made public, and no injuries were reported. The case is drawing attention given the Vice-President's presence in the Kerala capital at the time.
- 4Prasidh Krishna says he must be ten times better after injury●Need to be ten times better after injury layoff, says Prasidh Krishna | Cricket
India fast bowler Prasidh Krishna has said he needs to be 'ten times better' as he works his way back from an injury layoff. The comment, reported by Hindustan Times, reflects his assessment of the standards required to regain his place in competitive cricket after time on the sidelines.
- 5Krishna Posts Season-Best Rounds at Manhattan Golf Event▼Krishna Posts Season-Best Rounds in Manhattan
Bethune-Cookman University golfer Krishna delivered her best rounds of the season at a tournament in Manhattan, according to the university's athletics department. The result marks a personal improvement this season and highlights the performance of the Bethune-Cookman women's golf program at the New York event.