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The room they built for Vaibhav Sooryavanshi
A fifteen-year-old prodigy, Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, has earned a private dressing room in Belfast, highlighting his extraordinary talent. Despite his IPL heroics, selectors face a dilemma: debut him and disrupt a winning team, or wait for a less challenging opportunity. His mere presence, however, signals the arrival of the next generation of Indian cricket stars, a…
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T20 WC: Brits’ record ton helps SA crush Netherlands, keep semi-final hopes alive
Tazmin Brits’ career-best 114 powered South Africa to a massive 208/1 against the Netherlands, securing an 88-run victory. This win keeps their Women’s T20 World Cup semi-final hopes alive, placing them level with India in Group 1. Brits’ century, the second-highest in World Cup history, and stellar bowling from Ayabonga Khaka and Shabnim Ismail were…
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Tucker stunned by Sooryavanshi hype: ‘Tried to do as much research as we can on him’
Ireland captain Lorcan Tucker expressed awe at 15-year-old Indian batting prodigy Vaibhav Sooryavanshi’s rapid rise, calling it “pretty incredible” for the modern era. Tucker highlighted the excitement Sooryavanshi generates, especially among Ireland’s Indian community, and acknowledged his potential as a global role model. Despite facing a tough series against a formidable Indian side, Tucker believes…
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OFFSIDE: Too many goals at World Cup 2026? Wait for the knockout rounds…
Who is responsible for so many goals in this World Cup? The ball? Bad defending? Hydration breaks? Read this and more in today’s OFFSIDE.
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Shree Charani scripts history, becomes India’s most successful bowler in a T20 WC
Shree Charani etched her name in history, becoming India’s leading wicket-taker in a single T20 World Cup edition with 12 wickets. Her stellar performance against Bangladesh, where she claimed two crucial wickets, propelled her past Poonam Yadav’s record. Charani’s exceptional bowling, coupled with Radha Yadav’s three-wicket haul, restricted Bangladesh to 136/8, setting India up for…
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First in 96 years! Latham-Conway script history with record stand as NZ punish ENG
Tom Latham and Devon Conway etched their names in New Zealand’s Test history with a colossal 317-run opening partnership against England at Trent Bridge. This monumental stand, the second-highest for New Zealand in away Tests, saw Latham score 151 and Conway 157, leaving England’s bowlers searching for answers on a placid pitch. The partnership shattered…
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What Indian basketball learnt from Asia’s best at the NBA Rising Stars Invitational
Japan. South Korea. China. Australia. Through the first three days of the NBA Rising Stars Invitational, the same basketball nations have continued to separate themselves from the rest. Watching India’s lone representatives up close offered perhaps the clearest explanation why.
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T20 World Cup: Pakistan batter punished by ICC for on-field outburst vs Australia
Pakistan’s Gull Feroza received a reprimand and a demerit point for throwing her bat and gloves in frustration after dismissal during the T20 World Cup match against Australia. This disciplinary action comes as Pakistan suffered a significant defeat, marking their fourth loss in the tournament. Captain Fatima Sana acknowledged the team’s poor performance, urging reflection…
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Slippery hands: India drop four catches in six overs as fielding woes continue
Bangladesh captain Nigar Sultana won the toss and chose to bat. India, coming into the match after a defeat against South Africa, made two changes, bringing in Radha Yadav and Renuka Thakur for Prema Yadhav and Arundhati Reddy. Bangladesh retained the same XI that beat Pakistan in their previous game.
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BCCI Ombudsman disqualifies KSCA secretary after completing maximum term
Justice Arun Mishra (rtd), the ombudsman, in an order dated June 24, stated that Menon’s tenure ended on Dec 16, 2025, nine days after he assumed charge following the elections held on December 7.