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From uplifting team to calling out Olympiad mess: Srinath is India’s man to count on
From consoling a devastated Nihal Sarin after a cruel time loss to calling out India’s accommodation mess in Samarkand, Srinath Narayanan has been the steady hand all around. The Gambits captain helped his GCL side bounce back to bronze, and now turns his focus to India’s Chess Olympiad campaign, confident a young, tightly knit squad…
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Ex-Pakistan batter calls India ‘arrogant’ as he defends Mohsin Naqvi
Following their stunning victory against Sri Lanka in the Asia Cup final, India’s women’s cricket team made a bold statement by refusing to accept the trophy. The players chose to remain in the dressing room, adhering to the BCCI’s advisement regarding the presentation. This moment recalls a similar stance taken by the men’s team in…
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Samson’s blitz against Afg keeps Sooryavanshi waiting – and the debate alive
Sanju Samson’s explosive 57 off 22 balls against Afghanistan in the second T20I was more than a match-winning cameo — it was a compelling reminder of why India’s T20I selection calls remain so difficult. Having lost ground to teenage sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, Samson responded with fearless batting while acknowledging the challenge of balancing merit, opportunity…
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Jasprit Bumrah does it again! India star breaks major T20I record against Afg
Jasprit Bumrah opened the bowling for India with a maiden over. It was his 13th maiden in T20I cricket and helped him become the bowler with the most maiden overs among players from Full Member nations. He moved past Zimbabwe’s Richard Ngarava, who has bowled 12 maiden overs in T20Is.
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Tendulkar’s ODI record broken: Zimbabwe’s Brendan Taylor makes history
Taylor’s ODI career now spans 22 years and four months, moving him ahead of Tendulkar, whose ODI career lasted 22 years and three months before he retired from the format in 2012.
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No Vaibhav Sooryavanshi again; India make big change vs Afghanistan
India captain Shreyas Iyer won the toss and opted to field against Afghanistan in the second T20I at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi. India won the opening T20I by seven wickets and currently lead the three-match series 1-0.
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Why is Varun Chakaravarthy not playing against Afghanistan in 2nd T20I?
India captain Shreyas Iyer won the toss and opted to field against Afghanistan in the second T20I at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi. India won the opening T20I by seven wickets and currently lead the three-match series 1-0. India made one change to their playing XI, with Bishnoi replacing Chakaravarthy.
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Olympiad mess! Indian chess players get rooms after AICF intervention in Samarkand
Upon their arrival in Samarkand, India’s chess team faced a frustrating delay concerning hotel accommodations due to miscommunication from the local organizing committee. Fortunately, All India Chess Federation president Nitin Narang stepped in and reached out to FIDE to resolve the accommodation issue. Now, players are comfortably settled in individual rooms, while coaches share rooms.
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21-year wait over: Matt Renshaw hits Australia’s first ODI century against Zimbabwe since 2004
Matt Renshaw came to the crease when Australia were in trouble at 83/3 in 13 overs after opting to bat first. The left-hander took his time and kept the scoreboard moving before stepping up the attack. He brought up his fifty off 55 balls.
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Sports Ministry constitutes task force for revival, development of Formula 1 in India
The task force members include: Kunal, the Joint Secretary, Department of Sports; Joint Secretary, Department of Commerce; Joint Secretary, Ministry of Tourism; Representatives from CBIC & CBDT, Department of Revenue; Representatives from Uttar Pradesh & Maharashtra State Governments; Representatives from Buddh International Circuit (BIC) & Madras International Circuit (MIC); President/Secretary General, Federation of Motor Sports…