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‘Mental strength makes huge difference’: Mayank Yadav reflects on comeback
Back in India’s colours after nearly two years, Mayank returned figures of 2/18 in four overs as India restricted Zimbabwe to 125/7 in the opening T20I of the three-match series at the Harare Sports Club on Thursday.
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Watch: Sooryavanshi’s emotional ‘A’ celebration steals hearts after world-record fifty
Vaibhav Sooryavanshi became the youngest player to score an international T20 fifty. He achieved this remarkable feat against Zimbabwe in Harare on Thursday. The 15-year-old smashed his half-century in just eighteen balls. This explosive innings featured four boundaries and four sixes for India. The celebration was a tribute to his mother, Aarti, whose name starts…
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‘Failure is okay, cheating is not’: Sachin Tendulkar speaks out on NEET protests
Sachin Tendulkar urged society to uphold hard work and meritocracy amid NEET exam protests. He stressed that adults must shape a culture valuing effort over shortcuts. Students’ disappointment over unrewarded hard work is understandable and should be addressed. Other cricketers like Shikhar Dhawan and Mohammad Kaif also voiced concerns. They called for fair resolutions and…
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Chess legend Anand steps in as FIDE interim president after EU sanctions sideline Dvorkovich
FIDE President Arkady Dvorkovich has voluntarily stepped aside after being sanctioned by the European Union over Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Calling the sanctions “unlawful and unfair”, he said he would challenge them legally. Deputy President Viswanathan Anand will serve as interim president. Meanwhile, India named its squads for the FIDE Chess Olympiad, with D Gukesh…
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Father’s ‘Govardhan Parikrama’ in Mathura pays off as Mayank Yadav makes a fiery return
Two years after injuries threatened to derail his career, Mayank Yadav announced his return with a fiery 2 for 18 against Zimbabwe. While his father prayed for his fitness during the Govardhan Parikrama in Mathura, the Delhi pacer touched 149 kph and reminded everyone why the Indian cricket board never stopped believing in him.
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‘Not up to the standard’: Zimbabwe captain Raza blames pitch for India defeat
Zimbabwe captain Sikandar Raza criticised the pitch after his side’s seven-wicket loss to India in the first T20I, saying early moisture made batting difficult and the surface became easier later. He hoped for fairer conditions in the next match. Raza also praised Wessly Madhevere and Tadiwanashe Marumani for helping Zimbabwe recover from 32/4 to post…
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‘Where is Patidar?’ – Ex-India batter questions selectors over Zimbabwe T20I squad
Hanuma Vihari questioned India’s decision to leave Rajat Patidar out of the Zimbabwe T20I squad despite his strong IPL 2026 season and leadership with RCB. He also criticised the omissions of Kuldeep Yadav and Sanju Samson, saying the squad lacked right-handed batters. Meanwhile, India beat Zimbabwe by seven wickets in the first T20I to take…
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Captaincy weighed him down, freedom set him free: The remarkable second act of Root
Joe Root’s remarkable consistency guides England to ODI series victory. He scored 249 runs across three innings, proving his enduring value. Root’s game has evolved, making him a headache for opposing teams. His enduring passion fuels his desire to be England’s greatest batter. Root’s presence provides comfort and freedom for younger English players.
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CWG 2026 Live: Star-studded opening ceremony awaits in Glasgow
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CWG LIVE: India begin lawn bowls campaign with wins