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Ronaldo after FIFA World Cup exit: ‘Portugal’s 2016 Euro win holds same weight’
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‘Yes, he tried’: AB de Villiers reveals Kohli wanted him to delay RCB retirement
The South African great retired from international cricket in 2018 after helping his team beat India and Australia at home. He continued playing franchise cricket, including for RCB in the Indian Premier League (IPL), before retiring from all forms of the game in 2021.
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‘I never played for money’: ABD reveals what drove his cricketing career
Former South Africa captain AB de Villiers says money never motivated his cricket career, with his focus always on improving and winning. Speaking on The Times of India’s Bombay Sports Exchange podcast, he said youngsters need excitement, not just financial incentives, to embrace Test cricket. De Villiers called IPL earnings a “bonus”.
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Manzambi wanted to stop goals. Now he’s scoring them for Switzerland at World Cup.
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FIFA World Cup 2026: What happened the last time Argentina faced Egypt?
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AB de Villiers, Virat Kohli, Jasprit Bumrah are rare: Wiaan Mulder
South Africa all-rounder Wiaan Mulder believes the future belongs to specialists, saying the physical and technical demands of modern cricket make it increasingly difficult to excel across all three formats. In an exclusive interaction with TimesofIndia. com, the South African all-rounder discusses the evolution of T20 cricket, his reservations about the Impact Player rule, cricket’s…
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‘I have not made such statement’: Suryakumar breaks silence on viral fake quote
Suryakumar Yadav has denied a fake statement circulating on social media regarding his captaincy. He expressed happiness for the team and affirmed his unwavering support for Indian cricket. The selectors continue their youth-first approach, naming Shreyas Iyer as captain for the Zimbabwe series too. Suryakumar also congratulated Vaibhav Sooryavanshi on becoming India’s youngest international cricketer.
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Former Afghanistan fast bowler Shapoor Zadran passes away after prolonged illness
Former Afghanistan fast bowler Shapoor Zadran died in India on Tuesday. He was 38 and had been battling a rare illness for months. Zadran was a pioneer in Afghanistan’s cricket journey, playing 80 international matches. He helped the team qualify for major global tournaments during his career. His passing has prompted widespread tributes from the…
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Decoding the selection call that ended Samson’s T20 WC high – and the road ahead
India’s T20I squad overhaul has raised fresh questions after Player of the Tournament Sanju Samson was dropped from the Zimbabwe series despite his World Cup heroics, with selectors prioritising teenage sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi. Meanwhile, discussions are underway over whether Gautam Gambhir and the regular support staff will travel to Zimbabwe due to the quick turnaround,…
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Abhishek Sharma’s AI image case: Delhi HC flags ‘thin line’ between personality rights and defamation
The Delhi High Court is examining personality rights in the digital age. Cricketer Abhishek Sharma filed a suit against unauthorised online use of his likeness. The court noted a thin line between defamation and personality rights. Disputes involve AI-altered images and the exploitation of identity. The matter was adjourned for further hearing on July 9.