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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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ENG vs PAK 2nd Test: Babar ‘s side face mountain to climb as Root’s three lions eye win
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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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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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‘CoE cannot be only for contracted players’: VVS Laxman on India’s cricket pipeline
Synopsis: 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…
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‘ I take the blame myself’: Suryakumar Yadav’s big regret over failed ODI career
Suryakumar Yadav openly takes responsibility for his underwhelming ODI career, admitting he lacked the necessary dedication to the 50-over format. He struggles with the complexities of ODI cricket compared to T20s and expresses regret over not mastering the art of innings construction. Yadav reflects that his journey in ODI cricket feels incomplete and remains a…
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EXCLUSIVE | Ryan Williams: ‘Last 3 years been most transformative’
Bengaluru FC’s Ryan Williams reflects on his transformative three years with Bengaluru FC and the Indian national team, expressing pride in helping Indian football grow. He discusses the club’s title ambitions under Pep Muñoz, adapting to Indian football, mentoring younger players, supporting OCI reforms for national team progress, and explains why Bengaluru’s relaxed lifestyle has…
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ENG vs PAK 2nd Test: Brook, Gay look to pile on runs as Pakistan seek early wickets
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Neeraj Chopra’s injury battles: From elbow surgery to 2026 ankle ligament tear
Neeraj Chopra’s pursuit of glory takes another hit as he is sidelined from the 2026 Asian Games due to an ankle ligament tear sustained in a recent event. This injury adds to his history of struggles, including a prolonged nine-month battle with a back ailment. Previously, he faced challenges with adductor issues that also clouded…
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Faf shares heartfelt Nepal flood message: ‘Devastating to see what has happened’
Faf du Plessis stands in solidarity with Nepal following the catastrophic floods. Cricketers like Sachin Tendulkar and Irfan Pathan have also extended their prayers to the affected families. In response to the disaster, India has sent crucial relief supplies and a team of rescue experts. Nepal’s Finance Minister acknowledged India’s invaluable support in reconstruction efforts…