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Matter Of A Season Or Two For Delhi Men’s To Regain Red-ball Consistency, Says New Head Coach Dahiya
Ranji Trophy Elite Group: Newly appointed Delhi senior men’s head coach Vijay Dahiya believes it is only a matter of time before the seven-time Ranji Trophy champions rediscover their consistency in red-ball cricket.
Despite regularly producing cricketers for India and the IPL, Delhi has failed to advance past the group stage in each of the last seven seasons of the Ranji Trophy. The side last lifted the prestigious trophy in the 2007/08 campaign - a triumph achieved during Dahiya’s first stint as Delhi’s head coach shortly after retiring as a player.
Now returning to coach Delhi ahead of their Ranji Trophy Elite Group C opener against Bengal on October 11 in Kalyani, Dahiya stated that restoring Delhi's authority in red-ball cricket is his chief priority.
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Anjum Chopra: Former India captain Anjum Chopra opined that England cricketer Sophie Ecclestone will earn big bucks at the inaugural Women’s Premier League (WPL) 2026 mega auction here on Thursday.
IPL 2026: Don't Think Rahul Will Leave As He Is Delhi Capitals' Backbone, Says Suresh Raina
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IPL 2025: Vipraj Was Brilliant Against RCB, He's A Great Find For Delhi Capitals, Says Aaron
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WPL 2025: We Were Probably 10-15 Runs Short, Says DC Coach On Loss Against GG
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