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Rishabh Pant creates history, becomes first Indian to achieve this feat in Tests
India’s star wicketkeeper batter Rishabh Pant created history on Tuesday during the first Test against Sri Lanka in Galle. The India wicketkeeper-batter became the first Indian cricketer to hit 100 sixes in Test cricket. Pant reached the milestone with a big six off Lahiru Kumara. The shot also brought up his 20th Test fifty.
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No Khel Ratna recommendation for 2025, 17 athletes get Arjuna Awards
In a surprising turn, India’s prestigious Khel Ratna award will not have a recipient in 2025, marking this as the third time since its establishment in 1991-92. Meanwhile, the Arjuna Award will honor seventeen exceptional athletes for their achievements, while coaches are set to receive the Dronacharya Awards. Additionally, the Army Paralympic Node will be…
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‘He quit his job’: Unnati’s emotional tribute to father after World C’ships debut win
Making a remarkable debut at the BWF World Championships, Unnati Hooda scored a swift victory in straight games. She expressed heartfelt thanks to her father, who sacrificed his career to coach her diligently. Inspired by Ayush Shetty’s surprising triumph over a top competitor, Unnati is determined to focus on her performance and give her best…
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18 years of ruthless Virat Kohli: The man who refused to stay ordinary
Virat Kohli’s career began with a modest debut in 2008. He achieved numerous accolades, including World Cups and the Asia Cup. Kohli then captained India to significant Test match victories overseas. He broke Sachin Tendulkar’s ODI century record during the 2023 World Cup. Kohli retired from Tests and T20Is after winning IPL titles.
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David Warner convicted of drink-driving; Big Bash captaincy under cloud
On Easter Sunday, David Warner, ex-Australian cricketer, was penalised and ordered to install an interlock device after being convicted of mid-range drink-driving during a random breath test. The court acknowledged the significant media attention and economic consequences he might face. However, the judge highlighted the critical aspect of deterrence with children present in the vehicle.
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‘We don’t share girlfriends!’: Inside the lives of badminton’s sibling partnerships
At the BWF World Championships in Delhi, sibling partnerships offer more than a shared surname. Scotland’s identical Grimley twins have spent two decades learning each other’s game, while France’s Popov brothers see doubles as an escape from the pressures of singles. Czech siblings Ondrej and Jiri Kral, meanwhile, embrace the comfort, and occasional friction, of…
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How Bangladesh beat lure of white-ball riches to save its Tests
Bangladesh’s pace resources have now become the talk of the cricket town. They had shown their potential in demolishing Pakistan — both at home and away in last two years. The Test win in Darwin is the realisation of the talent and the immaculate process focusing on Test cricket put in place by the Bangladesh…
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How Devdutt Padikkal’s alertness saved KL Rahul’s wicket in Galle – WATCH
KL Rahul looked set to walk back when Prabath Jayasuriya trapped him on the back pad in the 11th over. KL Rahul was not confident about taking the review and was almost walking back. But Padikkal quickly asked him to review the decision. It turned out to be a crucial call. KL Rahul looked relieved…
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‘He is a goon and a criminal’: Vinesh Phogat’s sharp attack on Brij Bhushan Singh
Wrestler Vinesh Phogat labelled Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh a goon and criminal. She accused the BJP of supporting him despite sexual harassment allegations. Phogat questioned Singh’s wealth and alleged land encroachment in Gonda. She drew parallels between past police actions and recent protests. The wrestler stated that money is used for atrocities against women.
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BWF World C’ships: Lakshya Sen advances, Treesa-Gayatri in pre-quarters
Lakshya Sen fights back from losing the opening game to beat Austria’s Collins Valentine Filimon 16-21, 21-8, 21-4 and reach the World Championships’ second round. Treesa Jolly and Gayatri Gopichand also advance after defeating 16th seeds Lam/Lee in straight games. Unnati Hooda progresses too, while India’s mixed doubles pairs suffer opening-round exits.