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Indian women cricketers are “hungry for more” after a string of impressive victories, with captain Harmanpreet Kaur saying a winning culture is taking shape as they head into the Asia Cup in the UAE and Asian Games in Japan. Fresh from winning the first-ever women’s Test match at Lord’s by defeating England last month, India…
Since judo started as a demonstration sport in 1986 in Edinburgh, it has had a chequered journey in the Commonwealth Games. A casual glance at how the sport has progressed in the Games will show how judo has been in and out of the programme over the years. After Edinburgh, from 1990 to 2014, it…
Jhathavedh will be keen to continue his good show. | Photo Credit: R. RAGU Rain has been the most influential player of this TNPL playoffs. It washed out Qualifier 1. It returned for the Eliminator. And now, ahead of Wednesday’s Qualifier 2 at Chepauk, it has given Trichy Grand Cholas a rather useful advantage: if…
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Kalinga Lancers is the defending champion. | Photo Credit: FILE PHOTO: BISWARANJAN ROUT Even as the Indian hockey teams returned disappointing performances from the ongoing World Cup, the revived Hockey India League’s third edition seems to be on shaky ground. The HIL is battling for survival on several fronts barely two years after being re-launched…
Bichu and Savita pose for Caroline. | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement India’s two goalkeepers, Savita Punia and Bichu Devi, were set to go through their training drills, ahead of their crucial World Cup match against Australia on Sunday, when a poignant moment unfolded by the advertising boards. They were approached by Caroline Busch, wife of…
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Even as the Indian hockey teams returned disappointing performances from the ongoing World Cup, the revived Hockey India League’s third edition seems to be on shaky ground. The HIL is battling for survival on several fronts barely two years after being re-launched with much fanfare. Multiple sources have confirmed to The Hindu that more than one existing team is…
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Henrietta Flavia Pereira emerged as the costliest player at the inaugural Women’s Andhra Premier League auction here on Tuesday, with Godavari Golden Eagles spending ₹4.3 lakhs to sign the all-rounder. World Cup winner N. Shree Charani was roped in by Rayalaseema Zen Stars for ₹1.1 lakhs, though the extent of her participation remains to be…
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Musheer Khan tried a wild one-handed sweep and was caught behind. | Photo Credit: K. MURALI KUMAR Some late-afternoon tardiness may end up costing West Zone its Duleep Trophy quarterfinal versus North Zone as it lost four wickets in the final 30 minutes of day three to close at 220 for seven, chasing 287. This included set batters in Ruturaj Gaikwad (66,…
The Tamil Nadu Ranji Trophy pre-season camp is set to be held in Chennai from September 3 to 25. The senior selection committee headed by Sunil Subramaniam on Tuesday announced a 30-member probables list for the premier domestic competition. Similarly, for the BCCI Col. CK. Nayudu Trophy under-23 competition, the committee has named 25 players…
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Sailors’ skipper Vathsal took a heavy toll of the Ripples’ attack. | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement A statement knock (93, 53b, 11×4, 3×6) from captain Vathsal Govind eclipsed an unbeaten century from Mohammed Azharudden and powered Aries Kollam Sailors to a six-wicket win over Alleppey Ripples in the Kerala Cricket League at the Sports Hub Greenfield stadium on Tuesday. Vathsal, who shed his image as…
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