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The stage is set for the year's biggest face-off in Indian domestic football as fierce rivals Mohun Bagan Super Giants and East Bengal FC lock horns in the grand finale of the Durand Cup
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Chamari Athapaththu's knock of 55 runs helped Sri Lanka put up a complete performance at Chelmsford to clinch their first-ever women's T20I win against England
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Thousands of red-clad Ferrari fans cheered as Sainz, who turned 29 on Friday, crossed the line 0.013 seconds quicker than runaway Formula One leader Max Verstappen
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India emerged champions in the Men's Hockey5s Asia Cup, beating arch-rivals Pakistan 2-0 in a shootout after both teams were locked at 4-4 in regulation time
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The sixth seeded Indo-Australian pair won 6-3, 6-3 and would meet the unseeded British team of Henry Patten and Julian Cash in the pre quarter-final
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Ishan Kishan (82) and Hardik Pandya (87) revived India's innings with a 138-run stand off 141 balls after losing the first four wickets for 66 runs.
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Avinash Sable, who had failed to qualify for the final round in the World Championships in Hungary last month, clocked 8 minutes 16.27 seconds
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Shaheen Afridi was the wrecker-in-chief as he dismantled India's top order and took the wickets of Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli, Hardik Pandya and Ravindra Jadeja
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There were fans – the flag-waving, cheering, applauding kind. But not in numbers that often electrify the venue, despite India batting first
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In the match against Pakistan at Kandy, Virat started off with his signature cover drive and it looked like he would play another brilliant knock against the arch-rivals. But he was soon dismissed by Shaheen Shah Afridi
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Ishfaq Ahmed-coached side, playing its first-ever international match, was kept at bay by some solid goalkeeping from Bangladesh's Nahidul Islam before Thoungamba Singh Usham netted the winning goal in the 74th minute
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India thrashed Malaysia 10-4 in the semifinals to set up a clash with arch-rivals Pakistan in the inaugural men's Hockey 5s Asia Cup
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The 23-year-old Shaheen Shah Afridi accomplished this milestone during Pakistan's Asia Cup match against arch-rivals against India at Kandy
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Top seed Debasis recorded a comeback win over second seed Sehaj Singh Pawar to win 6-7(6), 6-2, 6-1. On the other hand, Maaya had a comfortable outing against Saumya Ronde recoding 6-3, 6-1
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Ishan Kishan (82) and Hardik Pandya (87) revived India's innings with a 138-run stand off 141 balls after losing the first four wickets for 66 runs
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Mizoram-born midfielder Lalchhanhima Sailo, who joins from I-League side Aizawl FC, also has the option to extend his contract by another season
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The timing of such clarification is unknown, with the only certainty at the moment being that the continuance of Sri Lanka's domestic cricket season is in the hands of the country's sports minister
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NRAI has picked a 33-member Indian shooting squad that will take part in the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, China.
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Shreyas Iyer, who made a comeback into the team after an extended absence, also struggled against the Pakistani bowlers. He managed to score only 14 runs before falling to a short ball bowled by Haris Rauf.
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Leading up to the eagerly awaited showdown, the looming rain posed a significant threat. Just before the coin toss, a light drizzle covered the ground.
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The organisers of the Pro Kabaddi Leaguehave postponed the player auction for its 10th season to a later date, in order to facilitate seamless preparation of the Indian teams for the Asian Games
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All India Football Federation on Saturday announced Bhubaneswar and Guwahati as the venues for the first two home matches of India in the FIFA World Cup 2026
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United States, Lithuania, Germany and Slovenia secured their berths in the quarterfinals of the 2023 FIBA World Cup after posting their fourth straight wins in the tournament
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In-form Indian golfer Diksha Dagar continued her march in Europe as she fired a 3-under 69 in the second round to hold on to her sole lead at the Women's Irish Open