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After winning four trophies in the Valley Race, the biker has now set his eyes on JK 1000 CC Championship and Malaysian Superbike Championship
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Chennai: The Robert Foley-trained Tudor Treasure, who is in fine fettle, may score in the V.S. Dhanasekar Memorial Trophy 1600 metres, Class I, a handicap horses rated 80 and above, the feature event of the races to be held here on Wednesday. False rails are up. The first race starts at 2.00 p.m. SELECTIONS 1. […]
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"But from the second innings onwards in the first game, we picked up and were on the money in terms of our body language," Kohli said.
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The new stadium named after noted freedom fighter Birsa Munda will be the 2nd venue for the Men's Hockey World Cup 2023 matches.
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Hyderabad: Lacrosse, Strategist, Kingston and NRI Power impressed when the following horses were exercised at Malakpet Race Course on Tuesday morning. SAND 600m: Sovet Pride (Koushik) 46.5, more on hand. Gusty Note (RS Jodha) 47.5, moved freely. Cincia Azzurra (K Mukesh) 46, moved well. King Maker (Jagdale) 46.5, moved easy. Southern Light (RB) 45, strode […]
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The Test series will now move to Ahmedabad where the third Test, which will be a day/night affair with pink ball, begins on February 24.
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At lunch, skipper Joe Root was holding fort on 33 (90 balls, 3 fours) with England adding 63 runs in the first session.
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Osaka also played excellent defense, such as in the final game, when she raced forward to chase down a drop shot, flicking a backhand cross-court for a winner.
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It has been on the cards that Sindhu would not train under Gopichand ever since she left for London to train there before returning this month.
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The off spinner puts India on brink of a massive series-levelling victory against England
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Speaking on the eve of their clash, Hyderabad FC coach Manolo Marquez felt this result will decide their fate in the league.
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Amid the chatter around the challenging Chepauk pitch, Ashwin came in at number eight and showed everyone how to bat on a deteriorating surface with an excellent century
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Hyderabad: Vrashank Chuohan scored 11 points from 12 round while Ayush Jain amassed 10 from 12 round to emerge champions in the junior and open categories respectively at the 177th Brilliant Trophy Chess Tournament, conducted online on Monday. Results: Open category Top 10: 1.Aysu Jain, 2.Mathiazhagan, 3.Niranjan, 4.Arnav pradhan, 5.T.Purushothaman, 6.KVK Karthik, 7.Karthavya Anadkat, 8.D.Lakshman rao, 9.Sreehit […]
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New Delhi: The Magan Singh-trained Ashwa Sabira (Dhanu Singh) up looks best in the Time And Palace Plate 1100 metres, a handicap for horses rated 40 to 66 the feature of Tuesday’s Delhi races. False Rails will be announced on the race day. The first race starts at 2.15 p.m. Selections: 1. Master Causeway 1, […]
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On a wicket that aided turn from the first session of the first day of the second Test, England did not concede a single extra in the 95.5 overs in India's first innings.
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Ashwin scored 106 runs off 148 balls with the help of 14 fours and a six as India's second innings came to an end at 286 in the post-tea session. Mohammad Siraj remained unbeaten on 16, and added 49 runs for the final wicket
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Hyderabad: Horus and Life Song moved well when the following horses were exercised at Malakpet Race Course on Monday morning. SAND 600m: Proud Legacy (RB) (From 1000/400) 45, eased up. 800m: Francis Bacon (A Joshi) 1-3, 600/47, moved very easy. Nova Scotia (G Naresh) 1-0, 600/46, handy. Buttonwood (Koushik) 1-3, 600/47, more on hand. Sacred […]
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At the tea break, India had reached 221/8 in their second innings, with Ashwin and Ishant Sharma batting on 68 and 0 respectively.
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He's taking each training session as an opportunity to make a strong case for a spot in the Olympics squad.
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India are slated to take on England in five T20Is, following the culmination of the ongoing four-Test series, part of the ICC World Test Championship (WTC)
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A complaint was lodged against Yuvraj by Hisar-based Dalit activist Rajan Kalsan in June last year for allegedly using the "casteist slur".
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It was a dream start for England as India lost five wickets in the first session on the back of some fine glove work by birthday boy Ben Foakes
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At the lunch break, India who had lost the wicket of Shubman Gill (14) on Day Two reached 150/6 with skipper Virat Kohli and Ravichandran Ashwin batting on 38 and 34 respectively.
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"I'm so happy because I didn't expect it," said Chepkoech, the 2019 world champion in the steeplechase. "It was cold and there was a lot of wind, but I tried to follow my pace maker and everything was perfect," added the 29-year-old Kenyan.