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H S Prannoy staged a stunning comeback against Japan’s Koki Watanabe to reach the China Open 2025 pre-quarters, saving five match points in a thrilling three-game encounter in Changzhou
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Kho Kho is steadily gaining traction in Australia, led by Indian-origin player-turned-coach Raj Sura. With new courts, certified training, and local support, the traditional Indian sport is entering a global phase
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A Vishwa won the Brilliant Trophy Open Online Chess Championship after a three-way tie with K V K Karthik and Nishanth Challa, all scoring 10 points. Teja Anusha was best woman player
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Indian all-rounder Nitish Kumar Reddy has been ruled out of the remaining England Tests due to a knee injury. Arshdeep Singh is also out of the fourth Test with a thumb injury. Anshul Kamboj has been added to India’s squad
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Tim Wellens of UAE Team Emirates claimed his maiden Tour de France stage win with a solo breakaway to Carcassonne, completing his Grand Tour trilogy. His strategic move followed early crashes, with Belgian compatriot Campenaerts finishing second in a strong breakaway stage
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Hyderabadi martial arts expert Hanshi Shaswat Kumar received the World Martial Arts Pioneer Award in Germany and was inducted into the International Hall of Fame for the 10th time, recognising his global contributions to karate and martial arts education.
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Marc Marquez made history by winning five consecutive Grands Prix for Ducati, triumphing in Czechia as Bezzecchi and Acosta followed behind. Bagnaia missed the podium after a late push
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A1 Chess Academy marked International Chess Day with a 12x12 ft giant chessboard in Anantapur. The event, aligned with FIDE’s theme "Every Move Counts," attracted players and families
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Namibia won the ICC Development Initiative of the Year for its school cricket programme, while awards also honoured Bhutan, Vanuatu, USA, Scotland, Nepal, Indonesia, and Tanzania for inspiring cricket initiatives
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Sreenidi Deccan FC won the TFA A-Division Rahim League football championship after a one-all draw with RT Boys FC. Sreenidi finished with 32 points, securing first place in the league
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India completed the group stage of the Badminton Asia Junior Mixed Team Championships unbeaten with a 110-100 win over Hong Kong China and will face Japan in the quarterfinals
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Five Indian cueists, including Pankaj Advani and Paras Gupta, advanced to the knockouts at the IBSF 6-Red Snooker Championships in Bahrain, with twin wins each in group matches
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Over 120 participants joined Radisson Blu Plaza’s “Cycle for a Cause” event in Hyderabad, promoting community development through cycling routes that symbolized hope, change, and impact under Radisson’s Community Action Month
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Five Indian cricketers have reportedly refused to play in the World Championship of Legends match against a Pakistan team featuring Shahid Afridi due to his controversial remarks and actions regarding India.
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Under the initiative, Suresh Adusumilli, president of ACA, visited the Government Children’s Home to distribute chessboards and educational materials under the special theme “One Move Can Change a Life”, as part of the ‘Chess for Everyone’ campaign
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Bolarum Sporting Ground trials for the TFA B-Division Shivkumar Lal Memorial Football League were postponed due to heavy rain and rescheduled to July 23. Players must contact coach Prabhakar Reddy
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Kho Kho made its debut in Singapore with an exhibition match between Singapore and Malaysia, backed by the Asian Kho Kho Federation, featuring training clinics, theory sessions, and youth engagement
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Brijesh Damani narrowly lost 3-4 to Pakistan’s Muhammad Asif in the IBSF Masters final, while Kamal Chawla and young Indian cueists recorded wins in other ongoing snooker events
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Siddharth Kalia and M. Preethika won top honours in the 10th Telangana Sub-junior and Junior Inter-district Swimming Championship held at Gachibowli, with strong performances across freestyle, butterfly, and breaststroke events
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Lanka Ravi, India’s first International Master from Andhra Pradesh, reflects on his four-decade chess journey, evolving opportunities, the sport's growth, and the need for better support and recognition
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Tadej Pogačar won Friday’s Tour de France mountain time trial in Peyragudes, becoming the youngest rider to claim 21 stage wins. He extended his overall lead, crushing Jonas Vingegaard by 36 seconds and overshadowing a struggling Remco Evenepoel.
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The HCA’s adjourned AGM on Saturday unanimously appointed Justice (Retd) Suresh Kumar Kait as Ombudsman and Justice (Retd) K.C. Bhanu as Ethics Officer. Despite expectations of discord, the meeting passed off peacefully, focusing only on the appointments.
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Arjun Reddy Aluguvelli won the state-level Under-19 badminton singles title in Nanded, Maharashtra, defeating Mumbai’s Aryan Talwar. He will now compete in a zonal tournament in September. The young athlete was felicitated by family and supporters at his hometown.
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Tension broke out at Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium in Uppal after Telangana Cricket Joint Action Committee members protested, demanding equal representation in HCA. Police took the protesters into custody and shifted them to Uppal police station. No untoward incident was reported.