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Argentina almost lost Messi to Spain. A payphone hunt saved him
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Why Argentina President is skipping the World Cup final despite Trump’s presence
Argentine President Javier Milei will not attend the World Cup final in New Jersey. He believes his superstition, known as cábalas, ensures Argentina’s victory. Milei will watch the match from his residence in Buenos Aires. Donald Trump and FIFA president Gianni Infantino are expected to attend the final. This decision follows a long-standing presidential tradition…
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Why MetLife Stadium’s grass is threatening Argentina vs Spain World Cup Final
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Why Argentina President Milei will not attend FIFA World Cup final vs Spain?
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How a mother’s sacrifice shaped Spain’s midfield workhorse Fabian Ruiz
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Enzo Fernandez begged Messi to stay in 2016. Now he carries him
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Rohit Sharma no more automatic selection after Lord’s ODI
The Indian team management and selectors had initially considered giving Yashasvi Jaiswal a full series in England but opted to persist with Rohit Sharma, hoping he would rediscover his form. Sources indicate that both the selection committee and team management have conveyed their views on Rohit’s future to the BCCI. It remains to be seen…
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Passport lost, stranded alone in Europe: Survival of Md Imran, India’s upcoming GM
At 16, Indian chess prodigy Md Imran was stranded in Slovakia after a bus carrying his passport, visas and belongings left without him. Despite the ordeal, financial struggles and lack of institutional support, he played on to earn two Grandmaster norms. Now on the verge of becoming India’s newest GM, Imran urgently awaits reissuance of…
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Bumrah scripts never-seen-before England record with first-ball stunner
Ben Duckett became the first England batter dismissed on the opening ball against India. Jasprit Bumrah provided India with an ideal start in the chase of 234. India posted a below-par 233 after a middle-order collapse in their innings. Virat Kohli and Shreyas Iyer scored 65 and 66 respectively. England’s pace attack triggered India’s collapse,…
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Joe Root’s unbeaten 99 and Atkinson’s all-round heroics power England to series-leveling win
In a thrilling second ODI, England clinched a four-wicket win over India, bringing the series to a tie at 1-1. Joe Root’s stellar innings of 99 not out was pivotal as India’s batters faltered, crumbling to just 233 runs. England’s bowling duo, Archer and Atkinson, each claimed three wickets, showcasing their prowess. Despite half-centuries from…