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UWW has suspended WFI for not conducting its elections on time, a development which will not allow Indian grapplers to compete at the upcoming World Championships under the Indian flag
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Rashid Khan has withdrawn his boycott threat of Australia's Big Bash League and made himself available for the 2023-24 season of the T20 franchise tournament
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Jasprit Bumrah on Wednesday lauded the "utmost confident" young Men in Blue for their stellar show in their 2-0 win in the three-match T20I series against Ireland
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Bernardo Silva found the net 55 times, notably securing the first two goals in the 4-0 triumph against Real Madrid during the Champions League semifinal on the path to last season's triumph.
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Scheduled for September 27th, Miami is set to face Houston Dynamo in the final, aiming to secure its second trophy of the year.
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John Isner will conclude his 17th consecutive participation in his home major.
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Despite his veteran status, Chahal was unable to secure a position in the team, as India opted for three spinners in their 17-member squad. The favored selections were Ravindra Jadeja, Axar Patel, and Kuldeep Yadav.
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Alcaraz is The Next Big Thing, the winner of the 2022 U.S. Open who grabbed his second Grand Slam title last month at Wimbledon by beating — yes, that's right — Djokovic
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Amanpreet shot 577 in the men's standard pistol, a clear three points ahead of silver-winning Korean Lee Gunhyeok, who shot 574
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India captain Jasprit Bumrah on Wednesday lauded the supremely confident youngsters who contributed to the team's T20 series win in Ireland.
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India has captured the series 2-0. The rain was such that both teams could not even get the opportunity to toss the coin and decide who would bat or bowl first.
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Manish Thakran carded a fiery six-under 66 in the second round, propelling him into joint halfway lead alongside Aryan Roopa Anand (68) and Sri Lanka's N Thangaraja (68) at the Coimbatore Open
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World number 19 Gayatri and Treesa, who reached the semifinals of the All England Championships in the last two editions, beat Chang and Yang, ranked 37th, 21-18 21-10 in 38 minutes
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Amulya of Thorur secured top spot to clinch gold in the category A, while Madhu of Shaikpet finished second for silver medal
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The tournament will feature 58 matches, including 10 warm-up fixtures and will be held across 12 prominent venues throughout the nation, a BCCI release said.
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The second game of Classical Chess at the FIDE World Cup final between Indian grandmaster R Praggnanandhaa and Norway's world number one Magnus Carlsen ended in a draw
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A total of three venues -- Guwahati, Thiruvananthapuram and Hyderabad -- will host the official warm-up matches for all the 10 teams before the World Cup opener
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Saranya scored 6 points, while other Hyderabad girls Modipalli Deekshitha with 5.5 points secured second place selected for Nationals
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Ravinder Goud and Zaid Ahmed maintained clean slate with four wins from as many games while Sharad More and Sufiyan Chictey were next in order with six points each
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Akshara clocked 2:49:7s ahead of D Geethasree and Bommane Swetha in second and third places respectively
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Aldrin, who entered the showpiece as season leader with his 8.42m national record effort in March, cleared 8.0m in his first attempt and fouled his next two jumps
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The Board of Control for Cricket in India posted a picture of Team India on the tour of Ireland for three T20I matches, catching this historic moment live
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M Abhirath Reddy hit 146 while N Anirudh Reddy scored 102 as their side Jai Hanuman defeated Central Excise by 191 runs in the HCA A Division one-day league
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Praggnanandhaa, who had played out a draw with white pieces on Tuesday, held the Norwegian five-time World Champion Carlsen in Classical Chess to another draw