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Bharat Army urges fans to 'stand by' Arshdeep, Team India

MUMBAI: Bharat Army, a global group of Indian cricket supporters, has backed Team India left-arm seamer Arshdeep Singh, who has been the target of abuse and criticism from many people on social media after he dropped a catch in the closing stages of India's five-wicket defeat to Pakistan on Sunday…

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Asia Cup 2022: India vs Afghanistan - Best Fantasy team, possible playing 11s, Head to Head, pitch & weather conditions and more

India and Afghanistan have both been knocked out of the Asia Cup.

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Watch: 'Fan' abuses Arshdeep Singh while boarding team bus as security officers go missing

DUBAI: Pacer Arshdeep Singh, only 23 years of age, may have been subjected to mean social-media trolling after he dropped a sitter from Asif Ali's bat in a crucial India-Pakistan match on Sunday, but he had been insulated from real-life abuse here in Dubai. Until Tuesday night.

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Takeaways from Indian pacer Arshdeep's father's take on trolls abusing his son for dropping a catch

Team India fast bowler Arshdeep Singh was trolled brutally following India’s match against Pakistan, in the ongoing Asia cup, on Sunday. India lost the match against Pakistan as he dropped Pakistan's Asif Ali in a chase.

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Asia Cup 2022: Five flaws plaguing Team India

TOI highlights the areas which are letting the Men In Blue down in the Asia Cup...

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Arshdeep trolling: BJP leader files complaint against Zubair for ‘conspiring’ with ‘Pakistani elements’

BJP leader Manjinder Singh Sirsa has filed a police complaint against Alt News cofounder Mohammed Zubair, accusing him of working with “Pak agencies” to set a “Khalistani” narrative against cricketer Arshdeep Singh.

Newslaundry

Asia Cup: Out of sorts India face tricky Afghanistan

DUBAI: Out of reckoning for the summit clash, a dishevelled India would like to put their house in order before facing a gutsy Afghanistan team which could prove to be a proverbial banana peel in the final Super 4 clash of the Asia Cup on Thursday.

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Keep cricket free from personal attacks: Sachin Tendulkar to fans after Arshdeep Singh's online abuse

NEW DELHI: Batting legend Sachin Tendulkar on Tuesday backed Arshdeep Singh and urged the fans to keep cricket "free from personal attacks" after the young pacer faced vitriolic online abuse in the aftermath of India's five-wicket loss to Pakistan in the Asia Cup.

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Arshdeep called ‘Khalistani’ after India’s loss to Pakistan

Arshdeep Singh became the latest cricketer to have hate-filled tweets directed at him after India’s loss to Pakistan.

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Asia Cup 2022: India vs SL - Best Fantasy team, possible playing 11s, Head to Head, pitch & weather details and more

It's time for the next chapter in a subcontinental rivalry that goes back decades. It's time for India vs Sri Lanka.

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No summons from Indian government over Arshdeep Singh’s Wikipedia page, says Wikimedia Foundation

The Foundation that runs Wikipedia has received an email from the IT Ministry enquiring about the incident in which Indian cricketer Arshdeep Singh’s Wikipedia page was vandalised

The Hindu

No, India didn’t ‘summon’ Wikipedia over Arshdeep edits. It asked for information within 24 hours

Contrary to an Economic Times report early on Monday, India’s ministry of electronics and information technology has not “summoned” any Wikipedia executives over vandalised pages.

Newslaundry

Virat Kohli should name player and share what message he was expecting after quitting captaincy: Sunil Gavaskar

NEW DELHI: Virat Kohli should name the player he was expecting a call from after quitting Test captaincy and also specify the kind of message he was waiting for, former India captain Sunil Gavaskar said on Monday.

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Asia Cup 2022: Arshdeep Singh's parents say fans want the team to win, taking comments in a 'positive way'

MOHALI: Following India's five-wicket loss to Pakistan at the ongoing Asia Cup 2022, parents of pacer Arshdeep Singh offered words of support and encouragement to their son and the entire Indian team and added that the family is taking all the comments on the internet in a "positive way".

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Arshdeep Singh row | Cannot allow deliberate efforts to incitement: IT Minister to Wikipedia

23-year bowler Indian bowler Arshdeep Singh viciously trolled on social media after he dropped a catch in match between India and Pakistan in Dubai

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Punjab leaders back Arshdeep trolled for dropping catch in India-Pakistan match

Arshdeep could not hold onto a relatively easy catch of Pakistan batsman Asif Ali in the 18th over

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IT Ministry summons Wikipedia officials over Arshdeep Singh’s bio tweak after Pakistan match

Arshdeep incurred the wrath of many social media users since Sunday when he dropped a simple catch in the closing stages of the tense India-Pakistan Asia Cup match

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A Pakistan Match: It was Chetan Sharma back then, it's Arshdeep Singh right now

NEW DELHI: Arshdeep Singh can do with a warm hug from Chetan Sharma.

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Asia Cup 2022, India vs Pakistan: Punjab leaders back Arshdeep Singh trolled for dropping a catch

CHANDIGARH: Several Punjab leaders including Rajya Sabha MP Harbhajan Singh, a former cricketer, Monday came out in support of fast bowler Arshdeep Singh who is facing brutal social media trolls for dropping a catch in an India-Pakistan match in Dubai.

Newslaundry

Govt seeks Wikipedia response as Arshdeep called ‘Khalistani’ after India cricket defeat

The ministry of electronics and information technology has reportedly sought an explanation from Wikipedia on how Indian bowler Arshdeep Singh’s page was edited to reflect an association with Khalistan.

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Who makes way for Jasprit Bumrah and Harshal Patel?

DUBAI: Right through the 25-minute press conference on Saturday, Team India head coach Rahul Dravid maintained that he intended to play the best playing XI even as captain Rohit Sharma has been insisting that experimentation would continue in the ongoing Asia Cup.

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Asia Cup 2022, India vs Pakistan: "Anyone can make mistakes under pressure" - Virat Kohli backs Arshdeep Singh

DUBAI: Following his side's five-wicket loss to Pakistan in the Asia Cup Super Four clash, Virat Kohli had some strong words of support for young pacer Arshdeep Singh, who had dropped a crucial catch in the 18th over of the match.

Al Jazeera

Asia Cup cricket: Pakistan beat India in thrilling Super 4 finish

Pakistan edge out India off the penultimate ball of the match by five wickets.

The Times of India

Asia Cup 2022, India vs Pakistan Highlights: All-round Nawaz helps Pakistan beat India by 5 wickets in a thrilling Super 4 clash

DUBAI: Ironically, unpredictability has been Pakistan’s greatest virtues in big matches and big tournaments. On Sunday, they got another unexpected player Mohammad Nawaz to spring a surprise and stun India in the second thriller on the bounce between the two teams in this Asia Cup. Pakistan winning by five wickets…

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