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Inside the shocking decline of India's white-ball teams: Baffling selections, a wonderkid problem, the Rohit Sharma factor and how an IPL gimmick has backfired

Daily Mail 1 min read 17 hours ago

Four months after winning the T20 World Cup in Ahmedabad, where they confirmed their status as one of the sport's greatest white-ball teams, India's limited-overs cricket is in a curious mess.
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