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  • Days before Asian Games, Tanya shatters national record in big boost for India

    Tanya Chaudhary has made headlines by breaking the national record in women’s hammer throw with a stunning distance of 68.35m. This impressive accomplishment occurs within days of the Asian Games, overshadowing Anushka Yadav’s former record. Both athletes are now among India’s elite competitors, providing significant encouragement to the country’s prospects in athletics at the upcoming…

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  • Team India absence can’t slow Mohammed Shami down: ‘Eyes always on next level’

    Mohammed Shami remains fiercely dedicated to his domestic cricket career, recently celebrating his 100th first-class match with a Duleep Trophy victory. He emphasises the importance of self-motivation at this level, striving to seize every chance to contribute to his team’s success. The pacer emphasises hard work as his foundation, trusting that fate will take care…

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  • Harshit Rana ruled out as Yash Thakur named replacement for Afg T20Is, Asian Games

    Harshit Rana has faced yet another setback as he has been ruled out of the upcoming series because of a new injury. Yash Thakur is set to take his place in the squads for the T20Is against Afghanistan and the Asian Games. Rana’s previous injuries, including issues with his hamstring and knee, kept him from…

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  • ‘October 2027 is far away’: Rohit Sharma on WC future, begins prep for WI ODIs

    Rohit Sharma acknowledged that the 2027 ODI World Cup is quite a way off and hasn’t made any promises regarding his participation in the global event. His current form keeps alive the possibility of an international cricket return. Additionally, the BCCI has played down any speculation surrounding his future, with Rohit mentioning that a bus…

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  • Sent home by PCB from England, Rizwan and Imam summoned by Pakistan’s NCCIA

    In a surprising turn of events, Pakistani cricketers Mohammad Rizwan and Imam-ul-Haq have been summoned for questioning by the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency. This inquiry comes shortly after their return from a disappointing series defeat. The agency plans to analyze data from their mobile phones, previously secured by the Pakistan Cricket Board.

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  • ‘Unfortunate things happening’: Arjun Erigaisi explains Anand’s poor GCL run

    At 56, Viswanathan Anand continues to compete strongly despite a string of unfortunate results, says Arjun Erigaisi, who called his level “hugely inspiring”. Meanwhile, Alaskan Knights beat Mumba Masters after Carissa Yip lost on time, while Abhimanyu Mishra sealed the match. American Gambits lead the GCL standings, with Alpine APL Pipers second.

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  • Harshit Rana ruled out as Yash Thakur named replacement for Afg T20Is, Asian Games

    Harshit Rana has faced yet another setback as he has been ruled out of the upcoming series because of a new injury. Yash Thakur is set to take his place in the squads for the T20Is against Afghanistan and the Asian Games. Rana’s previous injuries, including issues with his hamstring and knee, kept him from…

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  • ‘Unfortunate things happening’: Arjun Erigaisi explains Anand’s poor GCL run

    At 56, Viswanathan Anand continues to compete strongly despite a string of unfortunate results, says Arjun Erigaisi, who called his level “hugely inspiring”. Meanwhile, Alaskan Knights beat Mumba Masters after Carissa Yip lost on time, while Abhimanyu Mishra sealed the match. American Gambits lead the GCL standings, with Alpine APL Pipers second.

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  • ‘Started cricket late’: Chakravarthy believes he’s only halfway through his career

    After a T20 World Cup triumph and having recovered from the first muscle injury of his career, Varun Chakravarthy says he still feels he’s only in the ‘first half’ of his cricket journey. The mystery spinner reflects on rehab, the importance of equipment, constant upskilling, and his excitement for experiencing the Asian Games sporting village…

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  • Chess by day, Salem by night: Board games, tennis and Nihal Sarin’s 7 am GCL night

    Indian Grandmaster Nihal Sarin reveals how board games, tennis and a late-night US Open quarterfinal kept him awake until 7 am in the middle of this Global Chess League. The 22-year-old also reflects on teammate Javokhir Sindarov, Viswanathan Anand’s enduring legacy, and his excitement ahead of his first appearance in India’s main squad at the…

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