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Shelton eyes US Open history as he takes on Zverev in maiden Grand Slam final
Shelton’s father, his coach and former tour pro Bryan Shelton, made history in 1991 when he became the first Black American man to win an ATP Tour title after Ashe in 1978. The business-like approach is a sign of how much Shelton has changed. The explosive left-hander who burst onto the Tour with a huge…
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England complete 3-0 Test series clean sweep with 8-wicket win over Pakistan
The eight-wicket defeat completed a disappointing series for Pakistan. England won the opening Test at Headingley by an innings and 103 runs before securing a 194-run victory in the second Test at Lord’s. They then finished the series in style, overcoming the early loss of two wickets to complete an eight-wicket win and a historic…
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Explained: Is cricket a designated sport under National Sports Governance Act?
Raising concerns this week, the Supreme Court has asked for BCCI’s interpretation of the National Sports Governance Act (NSGA), particularly as cricket remains unrecognised as a designated sport under the law. This designation is vital for the Act to function effectively across sports federations. We explain what those things, and more, mean.
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‘India’s very interested in what we do’: Firouzja, youngest to beat Carlsen’s record
Alireza Firouzja discussed his ankle injury, recovery, and strong connection with Indian chess fans during an exclusive interview. He praised Indian crowds and tandoori chicken, assessed Gukesh-Sindarov’s upcoming World Championship match as close, and reflected on the difficulty of reaching the Candidates. The 23-year-old is fully recovered and will next compete in Budapest’s Total Chess…
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‘Boom’ lets it rip in the nets, tests Sooryavanshi ahead of Afghanistan series
Star Pacer Looks In Prime Shape Ahead Of Afg T20I Series, But India Need To Be More Judicious With Him Expected To Play Lead Role In Reshaping India’s Undercooked Pace Attack In The Longer Formats Over The Next Year
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Pakistan’s Razaullah Khan scripts history, enters record books on Test debut
Razaullah Khan’s Test debut at Edgbaston turned heads as he launched nine sixes, establishing a new record for a No. 9 batter. Despite this impressive performance, Pakistan faced an innings defeat. His partnership with Mohammad Abbas was vital in helping the team avoid total collapse. As the match progresses, England requires just 130 runs to…
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Harita Bhadra: India’s second-fastest woman with a jewellery brand
At 23, Bhadra is heading to her first international competition after a breakthrough domestic season that has included a 23.14-second 200m, a national indoor 60m title and an 11.22-second 100m. She will compete in the 200m and 4x100m relay at the Asian Games alongside Unnathi Bollanda. Away from athletics, Bhadra runs a handmade jewellery brand,…
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Zverev beats Khachanov, reaches US Open final and eyes second major of year
Alexander Zverev battled his way to the US Open final, showcasing resilience in a gripping match. Having triumphed at the French Open earlier this year, he now faces an American in the championship, a historic moment as the U.S. has lacked a men’s Grand Slam champion since 2003. This final is a crucial chance for…
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Women’s Asia Cup: Sri Lanka fight back from 33/4 to beat Pakistan, set up India final
Sri Lanka emerged victorious in a dramatic four-wicket win against Pakistan during the Women’s Asia Cup semi-final. Despite a rocky start, they rallied impressively to chase down the target. Fatima Sana, Pakistan’s captain, delivered a commendable performance, yet her efforts fell short. This thrilling victory sets the stage for Sri Lanka to challenge India in…
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Women’s Asia Cup semi-final: Sri Lanka bowlers restrict Pakistan to 130/5