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India opener Shubman Gill attained the top spot during the ODI World Cup last month, but since then he has not played any ODI
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Healy said Starc becoming the most expensive player in the history of the cash-rich league at Rs 24.75 crore was justified due to the hard work he has put in
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The awardees will receive their awards from the President of India at a specially organized function at Rashtrapati Bhavan on January 9, 2024 at 11:00 hours
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While shooter Esha has recently scripted history with four medals at the 2020 Asian Games, Hussamuddin is a two-time bronze medal winner from Commonwealth Games from 2018 Gold Coast and 2022 Birmingham
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Chasing the target, Hyderabad lost two quick wickets for 9 runs in the second over. Opener Pranavi Chandra hit a 17-ball 22 to provide the impetus while Mamatha took her side home with a 50-ball unbeaten knock in 18.1 overs
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K Krithik Reddy hit 200 while Chandan Sahani slammed 145 as their side Hyderabad XI drew with Rest XI on the third day of the HCA Senior Men’s Zonals Multi-day tournament
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Phalguna Sharma will serve as the skipper’s deputy. The team is under the guidance of coach Sandeep Mishra
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Cricket fans in India are taking to 'X' to express their opinions on the Hyderabad-born batsman.
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Following is the list of top 10 buys in the history of Indian Premier League.
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Ramu with a timing of 7.37s sealed top spot ahead of B Tanay and D Rochan in second and third places respectively
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Meanwhile, World Cup-winning captain Pat Cummins struck gold with Kolkata Knight Riders, clinching a staggering deal worth Rs 20.5 crore.
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The Aussie captain briefly became the most expensive player in the history of IPL, before Kolkata Knight Riders bagged Pat's compatriot Mitchell Starc for Rs. 24.75 cr after a fierce bidding battle with the Gujarat Titans
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Powell, who set his base price at Rs 1 crore, received the opening bid from Kolkata Knight Riders.
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Aspire FA recorded a big 14-0 victory over USFC Bullets in the under-15 category of the Apollo Tyres HotFut Youth League Season 4
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After restricting Combined Districts XI to 259 in their first innings, Secunderabad XI rode on Himatej’s big double ton and Mayank Gupta’s 95-run knock and declared their innings with a lead of 177 runs
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Hyderabad, who posted 184 in their first innings and restricted Puducherry for 101, scored 221 runs in their second innings to give the opposition a target of 304 runs
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The former shuttler revealed that the academy will be a residential campus dedicated to unearth the talent in women’s cricket
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The sporting facility is spread across 1.3 acres and has six outdoor cricket nets, five indoor badminton courts, a half-basketball court and a fully-equipped gym, which is opened for trainees
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G Mithul and Ram Tej will serve as Aditya Singh's deputies
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Ritvik scored 6 points out of 7 rounds to grab top honours. C Abhishek Varma of Maharashtra finished runner-up, who also finished with 6 points
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Argentina had won the World Cup for the third time! And the star, Lionel Messi, who had all the trophies in his cabinet, except the biggest of them all, finally had his hands on it
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In the final, Hitesh went down fighting to Vishwa Tambe of Maharashtra 10-12, 11-8, 12-14, 17-15, 8-11
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Punjab's Ramandeep Kaur clinched the WBC India title in the light flyweight division by eking out a narrow split decision win over eight rounds against Mamta Singh from Haryana
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Sathvik topped in the under-9 event ahead of Aadhyan Kukudala and Sampathirao Sree Krishna in second and third spots respectively