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When and where to watch Neeraj Chopra compete in Lausanne Diamond League
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Five minutes, 28 covers, 300 tyres: How Galle’s 130-member groundstaff beat the rain
The rain may have tested Galle, but its groundstaff never blinked. Meet the 130-member groundstaff, who raced against the weather, mastered the art of covering the ground and ensured precious playing time was not lost during the first Test between India vs Sri Test played at the Galle International Cricket Stadium.
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‘Kohli was better than Sachin in Tests’: AB de Villiers makes huge claim
In a recent statement, AB de Villiers commended Virat Kohli for taking India’s Test batting to new heights on foreign soil, following in the footsteps of Sachin Tendulkar. Tendulkar was the first to show that subcontinent players could thrive in tough situations, but de Villiers argues that Kohli has redefined excellence.
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‘Don’t go chasing the IPL’: Pujara’s plea for Manav Suthar after Galle heroics
Cheteshwar Pujara has encouraged young spinner Manav Suthar to prioritize his development in Test cricket, emphasizing the importance of maintaining his natural bowling style for the longer format instead of adapting to white-ball games. Having performed admirably in his first two Tests, Pujara sees the flighted deliveries of Suthar as essential for success. Recently, India…
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Hockey World Cup: India hold England to goalless draw, seal second-round spot in dramatic finish
India advanced to the second round of the Women’s Hockey World Cup after a tense draw. They held England to a 0-0 score, securing second place in their group. China topped Pool D with seven points, while England was eliminated from the competition. India’s goalkeeper Bichu Devi made a crucial save in the final seconds.…
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Hockey World Cup: Unbeaten India eye second round as desperate England stand in way
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‘We hope for the players’ support’: BWF on India Open in Delhi pollution
BWF secretary general Thomas Lund defends the India Open’s February scheduling despite Delhi’s pollution concerns, urges players to support the calendar and outlines the sport’s plans for a 15-point scoring system, greater technology use and synthetic shuttlecocks.
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No last-minute call and 2800 km dash this time: Qamran Iqbal arrives early, ready for Duleep Trophy challenge
Called up less than 24 hours before the Ranji Trophy final, Qamran Iqbal travelled nearly 2,800 km from Srinagar to Hubballi before scoring an unbeaten 160 that helped Jammu and Kashmir win their maiden title. The 24-year-old reflects on the whirlwind journey, J&K’s rise and his ambition to shine in the Duleep Trophy. North Zone…
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Manav Suthar scripts history, equals 93-year-old Indian Test record
In a stunning debut, Manav Suthar has made history as the first spinner to secure five wickets in both his first home and away Tests, a remarkable achievement not seen since Mohammad Nisar in 1933. At just a young age, he also became the youngest Indian to claim ten wickets in a single Test match,…
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Five minutes, 28 covers, 300 tyres: How Galle’s 130-member groundstaff beat the rain
The rain may have tested Galle, but its groundstaff never blinked. Meet the 130-member groundstaff, who raced against the weather, mastered the art of covering the ground and ensured precious playing time was not lost during the first Test between India vs Sri Test played at the Galle International Cricket Stadium.