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Killing of innocent Afghan cricketers should be enough to ban Pakistan from international sport
While there is nothing against Pakistan sport and sportspeople, the truth is the political establishment of the country has turned rogue and don’t deserve a place in the international sports fraternity.
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Why women’s cricket deserves respect, not misplaced criticism
ICC Women's World Cup: India has two huge games coming back. Games that will decide the campaign. For now, lets back the team. Get behind the girls and support them.
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Women's World Cup: Accusing Pratika Rawal of nepotism shows viciousness and cluelessness of social media
Most of those talking up Shafali Verma while trolling Pratika Rawal wouldn’t have a clue who she is or how poorly she performed before being dropped. The team and fans alike need to rally behind Pratika before two huge games.
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West Indies resurgence in Delhi could be a sign for the future
We have witnessed a fantastic Test match and the game is the winner in the end.
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Lack of application and common sense could cost India the ICC Women's World Cup
With Diwali round the corner, the fans deserve a festive gift from the team. Anything else and we are staring at a very dark future for women's cricket in the country.
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In full flow, Smriti Mandhana reminds us why watching her is absolute joy
After three consecutive low scores against Sri Lanka, Pakistan and South Africa, the murmurs were getting louder. You want your best to perform at the biggest of stages and there could be no better game than against Australia to make a mark.
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Shubman Gill’s ruthlessness: A captain who thrives with or without a challenge
So far Gill has been superb as a batter since becoming red ball captain. Five hundreds in seven tests stand testimony and while tougher challenges are ahead of him, the early signs give us a lot of heart.
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Beyond the Game: Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli and the silent battle of mental health in sports
Athletes speaking on mental health challenges can have a lasting impact on society. Opening up is the way ahead for us all.
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Failing doesn’t make you weak: Rethinking mental health in sports
As we approach world mental health day, it is safe to say that it is indeed okay to fail. If a couple of Indian players don’t have the best day in the Olympics, its understandable. That’s why Satwik and Chirag failed to medal in Paris. It was a blow yes but it happens. And we should all accept it and not push them to the brink.
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India vs Australia: Not just Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma, no player can be judged series by series
Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma can’t be judged by runs in Australia. It will depend on how they shape up, fitness, hunger and more.
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Is there a World Cup on? India can do better by supporting women’s cricket
Be it off the field with fans or on the field with players, the World Cup experience has to improve.
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Vice-captaincy is a big step forward for Shreyas Iyer
As far as Ajit Agarkar and his committee is concerned, it is a big call to elevate Shreyas Iyer as Shubman Gill’s deputy.
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India's squad for Australia ODIs raises question on Rohit Sharma-Virat Kohli's international future
The committee is walking the talk on transition and only time will tell if they have taken some hard calls a bit too soon.
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Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma and the story of global fandom
These two stalwarts continue to be major draws and are capable of getting fans to stadiums even if the series is of little consequence.
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Sana Mir clarifies ‘Azad Kashmir’ comment, but no justification will cut it
Using the word Azad Kashmir is plain irresponsible and insensitive. No justification will every cut the ice for Sana Mir.
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Sumit Antil: A Champion for the ages
Sumit Antil wins gold at World Para Athletics Championships 2025 with a fantastic throw of 71.37 meters.
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Asia Cup Final: Soaking pressure the key as India-Pakistan meet again amid political messaging and high tension
In an India-Pakistan final with all the political narrative around it, the pressure is immense.
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Asia Cup: India coaching job is protecting players at times of adversity and Gautam Gambhir has ticked that box
A possible third match against Pakistan in two weeks. It could define Gautam Gambhir as India’s white-ball coach and help give the team the aura it deserves.
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India vs Pakistan: Shubman Gill and his obsession for excellence
Shubman Gill is a gun player and is here to stay for years to come.
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Asia Cup: SKY-led team start as favourites as India, Pakistan to clash again after handshake row
For Pakistan to win not only will they have to punch above their weight and play cricket of a very different level, they will also have to hope that India has a really poor day with multiple players performing at their worst.
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Supreme Court's order final opportunity for AIFF to deliver effective governance
The Supreme Court has done its job. They have set the template. But now it is on the powers who are in control to deliver on the order and do something worthwhile for the sport.
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Sport is cruel and Neeraj Chopra is human
For Neeraj Chopra, it is time now for recalibration, rethink the plan and reset for the future. It will happen for that’s how it is with the very best.
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Asia Cup: After loss against India, Pak skipper Salman Agha concedes ground to Suryakumar Yadav, scores worst self goal
The truth is Pakistan has lost the encounter both on and off the field. On the field was a mauling with India the much superior side. Off the field, India played the diplomatic card to perfection.
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India’s win over Pakistan was more than cricket, Surya Kumar Yadav made sure of it
Not only have the Indians won the match on the field, off the field also they have made a statement. Boycott was never the solution and may I say the Indians played things to perfection.
