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Virender Sehwag’s son Aaryavir named in India’s U-19 squad for Australia series
One of the biggest takeaways from the squads is the inclusion of former India cricketer Virender Sehwag’s son, Aaryavir Sehwag, in the One-Day squad.
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BCCI official heaps ‘Tendulkar’ praise on SL batter frustrating India on day 5
The 25-year-old has been Sri Lanka’s top batter in the two-match series, scoring 50 or more runs in each of his four innings.
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PM Modi speaks out ‘bitter truth’, flags India’s limited participation in Olympic sports
Addressing athletes, students and volunteers virtually during the Khelo India Dialogue ahead of National Sports Day on August 29, PM Modi said India’s sports vision is not just about winning medals but also about making sports a part of nation-building.
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88 no-balls! Jadeja’s staggering problem leaves India with a big headache
Ravindra Jadeja’s recurring issue with no-balls has reached alarming levels, tallying 88 infringements since 2021, the most among spinners. This trend intensified following the introduction of television adjudication, during which he was only responsible for 18 no-balls. As the current series unfolds, India’s spinners seem to be grappling with discipline and precision, highlighting a need…
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‘It’s my opinion’: De Villiers hits back after Kohli-Sachin comparison backlash
AB de Villiers elaborated on his recent remarks regarding the batting styles of Virat Kohli and Sachin Tendulkar. He stated that his comments centered on their ability to adjust their play, especially in foreign conditions. De Villiers appreciated Tendulkar for laying the groundwork for subcontinental cricket, while he praised Kohli for pushing those boundaries further,…
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Asian Games: Questions over selections across squads
In gymnastics, Pranati Nayak is the lone athlete to be cleared. There is no explanation on why other gymnasts who earned nominative, by-name quotas from the Asian Gymnastics Union (AGU) were not considered.
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‘Australia has given me pathway, not a place in team’: Anaya Bangar on WBBL dream
Anaya Bangar sets her sights on breaking into elite women’s cricket in Australia by March 2027. With the support of Cricket Australia, she intends to follow a clear pathway toward achieving her ambition. However, her eligibility hinges on specific policy criteria, including maintaining testosterone levels and passing required blood tests. Anaya is committed to her…
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Rain threat puts India’s WTC hopes under pressure in Sri Lanka Test
India’s prospects in the second Test against Sri Lanka loom uncertain as rain delays threaten their World Test Championship ambitions. A draw would see India slipping to fifth place, jeopardizing their path to the finals. With limited matches left, the team must secure victories to enhance their standing and continue competing at the highest level…
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Women’s Hockey World Cup: India look to sign off with Germany test
Having played five matches so far, India have won one, drawn three and lost only once — against hosts Netherlands.
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Shruti seeks IOA intervention: Rider alleges EFI delay on horse-owner passes