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FIFA WC: Why is Vozinha valued at just Rs 40L, while Indians command 3x and more?
World Cup hero Vozinha stunned Spain and captured global attention, but his Rs 40 lakh market value sparked a heated debate in India. Why are several Indian players valued at two or three times more? Former internationals Robin Singh and Mehtab Hossain explain the economics, inflation and hidden forces shaping Indian football.
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David hat-trick fires Canada to historic first World Cup win in 6-0 demolition of Qatar
Canada’s men’s World Cup journey began with a historic 6-0 thrashing of Qatar, fueled by Jonathan David’s sensational hat-trick. The dominant performance saw Canada rack up 33 shots to Qatar’s two, securing their biggest ever World Cup win. Despite a serious injury to Ismaël Koné, the team’s emphatic victory propels them to the top of…
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T20 World Cup: Big blow for India! Shreyanka Patil ruled out, replacement named
India’s ICC Women’s T20 World Cup campaign faces a significant blow as off-spinner Shreyanka Patil is ruled out due to an ankle injury. Uncapped leg-spinner Prema Rawat has been named as her replacement, having impressed in domestic and developmental tournaments. Patil sustained the injury during the match against the Netherlands.
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‘Still a kid’: BCCI explains why parents will accompany Sooryavanshi on England tour
India’s youngest cricket prodigy, 15-year-old Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, will have his parents accompany him on his maiden senior national tour to Ireland and England. This unprecedented decision by the BCCI aims to help the young opener adjust to an adult environment, ensuring his comfort and well-being as he embarks on his international career.
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Mexico vs South Korea, WC 2026 highlights:Romo strike, Rangel heroics help co-hosts Mexico edge past South Korea 1-0
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No Sachin, No Bumrah! Stuart Broad’s all-time XI sparks massive debate
Former England bowler Stuart Broad unveiled his strongest Test XI from opponents faced, sparking fan debate. The lineup features legends like Sangakkara, Ponting, and Kohli, but notably omits Sachin Tendulkar. Broad’s bowling attack includes Steyn, Johnson, and Muralitharan, with Jasprit Bumrah also surprisingly left out. This selection offers a unique perspective on Broad’s most impactful…
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How Arjun Erigaisi took down Magnus Carlsen in Hong Kong
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Messi’s father Jorge recovering; star’s tears after hat-trick linked to family health scare
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Messi sends hat-trick ball to his Barcelona home collection
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Three ranking points cost Manika Batra Asian Games spot
In Manika’s absence, India’s women’s team will be led by Sreeja Akula and comprise Yashaswini Ghorpade, Diya Chitale, Sutirtha Mukherjee and 17-year-old Syndrela Das. Manika and Swastika Ghosh have been named among the reserves for the Games, scheduled to be held in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan, from September 19 to October 4.