Ks Bharat
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KS Bharat exploring opportunities in Dubai, joined Team Stallions after retiring from India cricket
Cricket | Jun 19, 2026, 11:00 PM ISTFormer India wicketkeeper KS Bharat has moved to Dubai after retiring from Indian cricket and joined Team Stallions in a tournament organised by the ECB. The 32-year-old is also exploring future opportunities in the UAE, including a possible route into the ILT20.
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India Test cricketer announces retirement; played BGT, World Test Championship final vs Australia
Cricket | Jun 04, 2026, 07:32 PM ISTKS Bharat has retired from Indian cricket after playing seven Tests since his 2023 debut as Rishabh Pant’s injury cover. He featured in the WTC final against Australia and later continued in domestic cricket with Andhra, scoring over 6000 First-Class runs.
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BCCI Contracts: 5 Players to be dropped from list for 2024-25 season
Cricket | Apr 21, 2025, 12:40 PM ISTThe Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), on Monday (April 21), finally announced the list of contracted players for the 2024-25 season. Rishabh Pant was promoted from Grade B to Grade A, while a few players were also added. However, five players have been dropped as well.
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3 key talking points from India's squad for Bangladesh Test match as selectors keep one eye on BGT
Cricket | Sep 09, 2024, 05:03 PM ISTIndia's Test squad was named for the first Test against Bangladesh in Chennai. Most of the names were on the expected lines with Yash Dayal being the surprise pick as the left-arm seaming option. The two-match Test series begins on Thursday, September 19 at the MA Chidambaram Stadium.
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3 Players who are unlikely to comeback to India's Test team
Cricket | Sep 09, 2024, 12:17 PM ISTTeam India's squad for the first of the upcoming two-match Test series against Bangladesh was announced on Sunday. The selectors opted not to pick a few players and it seems the doors are closed for some of them. Here are three players who might be unable to return to the Test team.
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KS Bharat grabs stunning catch to dismiss Ben Duckett, Rohit Sharma goes in ecstasy | WATCH
Cricket | Feb 04, 2024, 05:28 PM ISTBen Duckett and Zak Crawley made a positive start to England's run-chase of 399. Both the openers brought up a fifty-run stand quickly in the fourth innings. However, Ravichandran Ashwin got the breakthrough with KS Bharat taking a brilliant catch.
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'That's something we have definitely worked on': Bharat says Team India has plans to counter England
Cricket | Feb 01, 2024, 05:07 PM ISTKS Bharat inflicted hope into the Indian dressing room with a fighting 28 in the second innings when India were chasing 231. Ahead of the second Test against England, Bharat has stated that the Indian team has taken a leaf out of England's batting and has worked on it for the second match.
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KS Bharat boosts his chances with unbeaten hundred against England Lions ahead of Hyderabad Test
Cricket | Jan 20, 2024, 09:20 PM ISTChasing a 490-run target, KS Bharat scored 116 off 165 and Sai Dusharsan added 97 runs to help India A post a total of 426/5 and to draw a first multi-day match against England Lions. Bharat continues to justify his selection for England series with one hundred and two fifties in his last 5 innings.
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KL Rahul to play as a specialist batter; KS Bharat to start as wicketkeeper in England Tests: Report
Cricket | Jan 13, 2024, 09:57 PM ISTThe BCCI announced the Indian team squad for England Tests with three wicketkeepers, however, only two of them will be delegated to be behind the stumps with KL Rahul set to play as a specialist batter. Rahul made his debut as a wicketkeeper in the South Africa series last month.
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Ishan Kishan released from India's squad for SA Tests, 30-year-old wicketkeeper named replacement
Cricket | Dec 17, 2023, 04:56 PM ISTThe BCCI announced a change in India's Test squad for the South Africa series with Ishan Kishan requesting to be released owing to personal reasons. Ishan Kishan was one of the two wicketkeeping options for India for the Test series, with KL Rahul now likely to be the first-choice behind the stumps.