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Asian Champions Trophy: India retains crown with a late surge

Asian Champions Trophy: India retains crown with a late surge

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Urvil’s unbeaten 210 off just 227 balls was the cornerstone of Gujarat’s massive win over Kerala, highlighting his form as he prepares for the Mushtaq Ali Trophy.

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The host pumps in four goal in the last 18 minutes to get the better of Japan; Malaysia finishes third

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Asian Champions Trophy: India retains crown with a late surge

The host pumps in four goal in the last 18 minutes to get the better of Japan; Malaysia finishes third

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