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Bangladesh stun Australia by nine wickets in historic Darwin Test

Bangladesh stun Australia by nine wickets in historic Darwin Test

  • Sri Lanka bowlers find rhythm but Padikkal keeps India steady in first Test

    Devdutt Padikkal’s superb 167 helped India remain in control despite a spirited Sri Lankan bowling effort on a rain-shortened day two of the first Test in Galle. Sri Lanka removed Rishabh Pant and KL Rahul but India reached 364/5 at tea
  • ‘We gave it our all’: Hasan Mahmud reveals secret behind Bangladesh’s historic Australia triumph

    Hasan Mahmud credited disciplined execution and teamwork after Bangladesh defeated Australia by nine wickets in Darwin to register their first Test win on Australian soil. The pacer’s nine-wicket haul helped Bangladesh take a 1-0 lead in the series
  • Cricket world hails Bangladesh’s historic Test win over Australia

    Bangladesh’s historic nine-wicket Test victory over Australia in Darwin drew widespread praise from former players and commentators. Ian Bishop, Wasim Jaffer, Kevin Pietersen, Lisa Sthalekar, Ravichandran Ashwin and Damien Fleming hailed the landmark result and Bangladesh’s impressive performance.
  • Sindhu draws strength from past World Championships heartbreaks ahead of home campaign

    PV Sindhu believes past World Championships setbacks have shaped her into a stronger player. Ahead of her latest campaign in New Delhi, the five-time medallist said her hunger for badminton remains unchanged as she targets another medal on home soil
  • India vs Sri Lanka 1st Test: Day two play to begin at 2:35 pm after rain delay in Galle

    Rain delayed the start of day two in the India-Sri Lanka first Test at Galle, with play set to begin at 2:35 pm. India resumed from a strong position after Devdutt Padikkal’s unbeaten century helped them reach 288/2
  • Satwik-Chirag embrace pressure and privilege of home World Championships

    Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty are excited to compete at their first BWF World Championships on home soil. The Indian pair believes crowd support will provide an advantage as they aim for a deep run despite recent injury concerns
  • Pat Cummins hints at team changes after Australia’s shock Test defeat to Bangladesh

    Australia captain Pat Cummins admitted Bangladesh outplayed his team in all departments after their historic Test win in Darwin. He hinted at possible changes ahead of the second Test while praising Cameron Green and Josh Hazlewood for their individual performances
  • Chandimal urges Sri Lanka to improve bowling discipline against India

    Sri Lanka batter Dinesh Chandimal admitted his team’s bowling was inconsistent on day one against India and urged greater discipline from ball one. With India at 288/2, Chandimal stressed the importance of winning the two-Test series for their WTC hopes.
  • Rain washes out first session of India-Sri Lanka Galle Test

    Persistent rain washed out the opening session of Day 2 in the India-Sri Lanka Test at Galle, with no ball bowled. India had ended Day 1 at 288/2, powered by Devdutt Padikkal’s unbeaten 131.
  • Jadeja prefers slow turner in Galle to balance batting, bowling roles

    Ravindra Jadeja is happy with the dry Galle pitch but prefers a slow turner over a rank turner to contribute with the bat. The India all-rounder also discussed his batting evolution, overseas discipline and confidence among the younger generation.
  • Padikkal’s determination, discipline behind maiden Test century in Galle

    Devdutt Padikkal credited determination and discipline for his unbeaten 131 against Sri Lanka in Galle. Returning to the Test side after November 2024, the India batter battled heat and fatigue to score his maiden Test century.
  • Rain delays India-Sri Lanka Test in Galle after Padikkal’s 131

    Heavy rain delayed the start of Day 2 of the India-Sri Lanka Test in Galle. India reached 288/2 on the opening day, with Devdutt Padikkal unbeaten on 131 and KL Rahul scoring 77 before retiring hurt.
  • BWF World Championships 2026: India’s medal hopes rest on Sindhu, Lakshya and Satwik-Chirag

    India hosts the BWF World Championships 2026 with PV Sindhu, Lakshya Sen and Satwik-Chirag leading the medal charge. While India has won medals consistently since 2011, tough draws await its top players against defending champions and global stars.
  • La Liga 2025-26: Alaves, Sevilla start season with opening-day victories

    Deportivo Alaves and Sevilla began their La Liga campaigns with victories. Alaves defeated Getafe 3-0, while Sevilla produced a late comeback to beat Rayo Vallecano 2-1. Both teams made winning starts as Spain’s top-flight season got underway.
  • Novak Djokovic ousted from Cincinnati Open in his first match since Wimbledon

    Novak Djokovic suffered a 2-6, 6-4, 6-4 defeat to Argentina’s Thiago Tirante at the Cincinnati Open, citing health issues in hot, humid conditions. The 39-year-old expressed uncertainty about returning, with the US Open his next scheduled tournament
  • Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium ready for BWF World Championships

    The Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium is ready for the BWF World Championships, returning to India after 17 years. Chinese players praised the revamped venue after Saturday’s practice, while organisers highlighted improved court conditions and enhanced facilities for players
  • Hitesh Reddy wins Children-1 dressage honours at HPRC challenge

    Hitesh Reddy of Hyderabad Polo & Riding Club won the Children-1 dressage category at the second HPRC Equestrian Challenge in Gandipet. Dhruva Potineni won Children-2, while Myra Alapati and Apeksha Matcha topped their respective Hacks categories
  • Kelly Fisher, Gareth Potts win Heyball world titles in Pune

    British cueists Kelly Fisher and Gareth Potts retained their titles at the $400,000 Apex Sports 3rd Heyball World Championships in Pune. Fisher beat Waratthanun Sukritthanes in a shootout, while Potts defeated Jordan Shepherd 7-4 in the final
  • Dr Talimeren Ao Junior Girls’ NFC 2026-27 dates announced

    The Dr Talimeren Ao Junior Girls’ National Football Championship 2026-27 will be held from September 10 to October 7. Anantapur will host Tier 1, while Tier 2 will take place in Narainpur, with 33 teams participating across both tiers
  • Pratika Rawal pulls out of Warwickshire stint following maiden T20I call-up

    Pratika Rawal will miss her planned Warwickshire One-Day Cup stint after earning her maiden T20I call-up for India’s Asia Cup campaign. The 25-year-old replaces injured Jemimah Rodrigues and will join India in Dubai ahead of their tournament opener against Thailand
  • Padikkal’s patience, temperament shine through in Galle

    Devdutt Padikkal marked his return to Test cricket with an unbeaten maiden century as India dominated Sri Lanka on the opening day in Galle. India reached 288/2 after KL Rahul made 77 before retiring hurt and bad light ended play early
  • Satwik-Chirag embrace home challenge, target better medal at World Championships

    Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty will retain their aggressive style despite Satwik’s recurring shoulder injury as they target a better medal at the World Championships on home soil. The Indian duo also identified opening exchanges as crucial to their campaign
  • Padikkal’s unbeaten 131 powers India to 288/2 on opening day against Sri Lanka

    Devdutt Padikkal smashed his maiden Test century on his return to the format, scoring an unbeaten 131 to guide India to 288/2 against Sri Lanka on the opening day in Galle. KL Rahul also contributed with a patient 77
  • Saina Nehwal calls for better funding, coaching and support systems for athletes

    Olympic medallist Saina Nehwal said India must improve its position in the global medals tally to be recognised as a sporting nation. She called for better funding, coaching, sports psychology support and financial security for athletes across disciplines
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