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Gambling capital of world where PV Sindhu took first steps on road to stardom
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Deniz Undav: From machine operator at factory to Germany’s World Cup hero
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Not Rohit Sharma or Ellyse Perry: Harmanpreet set to become 1st cricketer to …
The 37-year-old will lead India in a key Group A clash against South Africa at Old Trafford.
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Gill breaks silence on Rohit’s ODI future: ‘It is a good kind of headache’
Shubman Gill admitted India have “a good kind of headache” over the opening combination after Yashasvi Jaiswal’s second ODI hundred in three matches intensified the selection debate around Rohit Sharma ahead of the England tour. While backing Jaiswal’s talent, Gill said the final XI would depend on the squad and players’ fitness.
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Mooney-inspired Oz equal highest Women’s T20 WC total in rout of Netherlands
Australia continued their unbeaten Women’s T20 World Cup campaign with a commanding 98-run win over the Netherlands. Beth Mooney starred with 74 before retiring hurt as Australia posted 219/6, equalling the tournament’s highest total. The Netherlands managed 121/3, with captain Babette de Leede scoring an unbeaten 56 as Australia secured their third successive victory.
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India break 22-year-old ODI record in just 6 balls against Afghanistan
India launched their chase against Afghanistan with a record-shattering 23 runs in the opening over, fueled by Yashasvi Jaiswal’s aggressive batting and several extras. This remarkable start, following a five-run penalty against Afghanistan, set the tone for the chase. Earlier, Afghanistan posted 218, with captain Hashmatullah Shahidi scoring a century, but were undone by Prasidh…
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Patil pens emotional note after injury ends Women’s T20 WC campaign
India all-rounder Shreyanka Patil has been ruled out of the remainder of the Women’s T20 World Cup after suffering a right ankle injury against the Netherlands. Calling it her toughest setback, Shreyanka thanked fans for their support and vowed to return stronger. India have named leg-spin all-rounder Prema Rawat as her replacement ahead of the…
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Root scripts history, becomes only Test batter after Tendulkar to…
England’s Joe Root became only the second batter after Sachin Tendulkar to surpass 14,000 Test runs, reaching the milestone during the second Test against New Zealand at The Oval. The 36-year-old achieved the feat in his 302nd innings and now ranks second on the all-time run-scoring list, further cementing his status among Test cricket’s greatest…
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AIFF weighs club-led ISL model, considers renaming itself Football Federation of Bharat
AIFF has deferred a decision on the proposed club-led ISL model until next week, while also considering changing its name to Football Federation of Bharat. The ISL is scheduled to begin on September 4.
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Match 1,000: Japan and Tunisia handed World Cup honour no two nations have ever received before
Japan and Tunisia will make FIFA World Cup history when they contest the tournament’s 1,000th match at Monterrey Stadium. The landmark Group F encounter marks a milestone nearly a century in the making, prompting special FIFA tributes and global attention. Beyond its historical significance, the match carries crucial implications for both nations’ hopes of reaching…