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After ODI success, Pratika Rawal makes T20I debut in Women’s Asia Cup opener
Pratika Rawal made a strong impression on her T20I debut for India against Thailand in the Women’s Asia Cup. Scoring twenty-two runs off just eighteen balls, she showcased her potential. This opportunity comes after her remarkable journey in ODIs, where she achieved the milestone of one thousand runs in a record-breaking twenty-three innings.
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417 FC wickets, just 3 Tests: The forgotten story of Subhash Gupte’s brother Baloo
Baloo Gupte, a talented leg-spinner, had a short-lived international career, featuring in just three Tests for India after his brother Subhash was sidelined. Despite only capturing three wickets during this brief period, Baloo’s prowess shone brightly in domestic cricket, where he amassed over 400 first-class wickets, showcasing a talent that unfortunately didn’t lead to more…
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Chelsea land two-time world’s best goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez on three-year deal
Chelsea have successfully acquired Emiliano Martinez from Aston Villa ahead of the transfer deadline. The World Cup champion has penned a three-year deal with the London side. Martinez, known for his vital contributions to Argentina’s Copa America and World Cup victories, is eager to bring his invaluable experience and winning mindset to help Chelsea secure…
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Imran Khan’s journey from World Cup hero to Pakistan PM and prisoner: Full story
Concerns about Imran Khan’s health have been highlighted by his sons, who allege intentional isolation and threats to their father’s well-being. Appeals for compassionate treatment and access to adequate medical care have emerged from former cricketers. Since his 2022 dismissal from the prime ministership, Khan has encountered several legal troubles and convictions related to his…
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Watch: Captain Vaibhav Sooryavanshi’s brave DRS call gets East Zone crucial wicket
Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, at just 15, stepped into captaincy for East Zone during the Duleep Trophy semifinal after regular captain Ishan Kishan had to withdraw due to injury. His decisive action to challenge a caught behind appeal was a testament to his poise and growing prowess as a leader. East Zone’s bowlers effectively maintained pressure throughout…
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Babar Azam fails again! Ex-Pakistan cricketer calls coaches ‘poison for the game’
Babar Azam’s Test performance struggles escalated at Lord’s, where he could only manage six runs. Former cricketer Mohammad Yousuf voiced strong criticism towards the coaching staff, labeling them as detrimental to player improvement. He argues that Pakistan’s dismal overseas record, compounded by frequent leadership changes, amplifies the pressure, with the team having lost nine of…
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Tilak Varma in India’s ODI World Cup plans as selectors seek Shreyas Iyer backup
As India’s team management strategizes for the upcoming ODI World Cup, they’re considering Tilak Varma as a valuable middle-order backup. His left-handed batting style could enhance the team’s dynamics, alongside his potential bowling skills. With the New Zealand tour approaching in October, selectors aim to ensure optimal batting positions, seeking both stability and depth in…
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US Open: Sabalenka’s New York test is about more than No. 1
The US Open presents a critical moment for Aryna Sabalenka as she defends her world number one title amidst a recent performance slump. Targeting her third consecutive championship, Sabalenka must rising pressures to stay ahead of potential challengers like Elena Rybakina. Her quest for victory will hinge on her consistency and mental strength in tough…
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Italian jobs, French connections and Berlin walls: Chess’s European tour
Sicily, Madrid, France and Berlin have all left their mark on chess vocabulary. The Sicilian Defence dates back to Giulio Cesare Polerio, while Ruy López gave the Spanish Opening one of its first systematic analyses. The French Defence emerged from a 1834 correspondence match between Paris and London. Berlin Defence, meanwhile, was revived by Vladimir…
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Kagiso Rabada likely to miss Australia Test series with Hamstring Injury
Kagiso Rabada of South Africa will be sidelined from the upcoming Test series against Australia due to a serious hamstring tear he suffered during his winter training. This injury significantly weakens the pace bowling unit of the Proteas. As a result, Gerald Coetzee and Corbin Bosch are expected to take on additional bowling duties.