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‘Not having the criticism’: Ronaldo could respond with hat-trick in Uzbek match, says Owen
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Yin & Yang: A statistical breakdown of Messi & Ronaldo’s first World Cup games
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Goalie Alireza: Sheep herder, car washer, street cleaner to Iran’s WC hero
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How can India qualify for Women’s T20 World Cup semis after SA loss?
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‘I am done with it’: Virat Kohli gives blunt verdict on Test comeback
Virat Kohli has firmly ruled out a return to Test cricket, even for commercial reasons, stating he is “done with it.” Reflecting on his career, the batting maestro emphasized his unwavering belief in fighting until the very end, citing the 2022 T20 World Cup win against Pakistan as a prime example.
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In the backdrop of political unease, Iran muster a draw
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India beat New Zealand 2-0 to clinch second FIH Women’s Nations Cup
India defeated hosts New Zealand 2-0 in the final to win their second FIH Women’s Nations Cup title and secure promotion to the FIH Women’s Pro League. Goals from Navneet Kaur and Sunelita Toppo sealed the victory as India completed an unbeaten campaign. Lalremsiami was named Player of the Match, while Deepika finished as the…
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Joe Root equals unwanted record after England’s crushing defeat to New Zealand
Joe Root’s batting prowess shone at The Oval, but England’s heavy defeat to New Zealand saw him equal Stephen Fleming’s record for most Test captaincy losses with 27. Despite a strong performance from Root, England’s depleted side, featuring three debutants, struggled against a dominant New Zealand, who secured a commanding 253-run victory. Matt Henry’s exceptional…
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‘Ben Stokes will be captain’: McCullum after England’s 253-run defeat
England captain Ben Stokes will return for the third Test against New Zealand despite an ongoing disciplinary investigation over a curfew breach. Coach Brendon McCullum confirmed Stokes will lead the side after impressing with Durham. Gus Atkinson is also in line for a comeback. McCullum dismissed talk of tensions, insisting there remains mutual respect between…
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Matt Henry rewrites history, becomes first bowler since Shane Warne to…
Matt Henry delivered a career-defining performance at The Oval, claiming 11 wickets to help New Zealand level the Test series against England. His exceptional spell, including a devastating 6-29 in the second innings, etched his name in the venue’s history, mirroring legendary feats. Recovered from an injury-plagued first Test, Henry’s resurgence showcased his prowess as…