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HPSL chairman and managing director Suresh Paladugu said that the league will be played only on weekends for a total of nine weeks
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Australia's win was the biggest in the World Cup in terms of margin of runs and second biggest in the ODI history
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Markram, who was handed the captaincy reins after Bavuma’s injury, won crucial matches for South Africa against England and Bangladesh.
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Sri Lanka will face defending champions England here on Thursday in a World Cup match that is a must-win for both the sides.
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Jagan Mohan won the race for the president’s post by one vote margin in the elections held on October 20
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While Tanmay Agarwal hit a fine half-century (59), all-rounder T Ravi Teja continued his good run with the ball scalping four wickets (4/32) to play a crucial role in the victory
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Maxwell unleashed a relentless assault on the Dutch bowlers, ultimately scoring 106 runs in 44 balls, which included 8 sixes and 9 fours.
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Vedic Tolwala recorded 5 points from as many rounds to clinch the title ahead of Payyavula Nagaraju and Nevaan Carey Meduri, who registered four points each to finish in second and third places respectively
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Acrylic CC’s Tarush Kaza scalped five wickets for 27 as his side defeated Deccan Colts by one wicket in the HCA C Division one-day league
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Warner accomplished this milestone during his side's ICC CWC match against Netherlands at Delhi's Arun Jaitley Stadium
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Ivancescu Bodgan secured 10.5 points out of 12 rounds to grab top spot in the competition ahead of J Malleswara Rao and Kartavya Anadkat, who recorded 10 points to finish in second and third places respectively
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Representing Uttar Pradesh in the domestic T20 cricket championship, Bhuvneshwar Kumar scalped 5 wickets against Karnataka in 3.3 overs.
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Babar's lead at the top of the Rankings with 829 points has been reduced to just six rating points as Gill closed him with 823 points
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Hardik Pandya had slipped in his follow-through while playing against Bangladesh in Pune on October 19 and missed the clash against New Zealand in Dharamsala on October 22.
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India set to face defending champs England in Lucknow on October 29, followed by a match against Sri Lanka in Mumbai on November 2. Pandya's participation in the Lucknow match remains uncertain.
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Continual self-improvement has been my focus, aiming to better myself in every practice session, year, and season. This dedication has been instrumental in sustaining my performance over the years.
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On the same day, Sumit Antil and Pushpendra Singh secured gold and bronze medals in the Men's Javelin Throw-F64 final, respectively, asserting their dominance on the podium.
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A home victory against Braga in the upcoming November round will secure Madrid's spot in the knockout stage for the 28th consecutive time.
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Kane had a subdued performance until the latter part of the second half, but he came through when it counted, netting the team's second goal.
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China's Xiaodan Gu poses a formidable challenge in the initial game, securing an 11-7 win. However, Bhavina makes a strong comeback, leveling the match with an 11-6 victory in the subsequent game
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In his third attempt, Sumit shattered the Asian Para Games, World, and Asian records with a throw of 73.29m, securing the gold medal
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Bolstered by the revival of their batting firepower, a rejuvenated Australia will look for another dominating show but need to be cautious when they face a tenacious Netherlands
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Hyderabad table tennis players Akula Sreeja and S Fidel R Snehit won women's silver and men's bronze respectively in the second UTT National Ranking Championships
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In the final, Telangana shuttler M Tarun defeated Saurab Verma 21-15, 14-21 and 21-16 to clinch top spot