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An initial investment of Rs 30 crore will be put in for the inaugural edition by the sports arm of the Pavna Group.
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Approximately 40,000 fans, each of whom had paid 1,000 Hong Kong dollars, turned up at the Hong Kong stadium to watch Lionel Messi, but were left disappointed after Inter Miami left the 2022 World Cup winning captain, who had a hamstring injury, on the bench.
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Rohan Bopanna, 43, became the oldest major men's doubles winner with Matthew Ebden at the Australian Open last month, and is the oldest tennis world number one. He shares his thoughts about achieving this historic feat with Sonal Mehrotra Kapoor during The Breakfast Club.
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Following a remarkable victory, India reclaimed the second position and closed down the gap with table-toppers Australia in the ICC WTC 2023-25 standings.
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The Premier League’s Profitability and Sustainability Rules attempts to limit the destabilizing effect of super-rich owners, and they restrict clubs to losing a maximum of £105 million ($133 million) over three years. The result has been a scramble to ensure compliance while still spending enough to remain competitive, which in turn has elevated the importance of clubs’ accounting policies
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The MetLife Stadium in New Jersey, New York will host 2026 FIFA World Cup finals of the tournament. Atlanta and Dallas and Miami will also host some of the deciding games of the tournament
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Messi’s no-play is rubbing salt into the wounds of a wealthy financial centre that has been taken for granted again and again. The city got a second draconian national security law, and is losing its place in the global mindspace at a fast clip
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This was the first time that Usha officially commented on the IOA engaging with the Future Host Commission of the IOC after the Prime Minister’s announcement in October last year on India’s desire to host the 2036 Olympics.
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The ministry had on February 2 issued an order suspending the PCI’s recognition for "intentional delay" by the national body "to elect a new executive committee" as per the National Sports Code.
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France’s second-highest-ranked female table tennis player is of Indian origin, tracing her roots to Pondicherry and ranked 32 in the world in singles.
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Shubman Gill and Shreyas Iyer, who have been struggling for big runs, will have to step up in the second innings of the ongoing Test against England in Visakhapatnam because KL Rahul could get fit in time for the third Test starting on February 14 in Rajkot.
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The suspended WFI, despite being warned of legal action by the ministry for organising the 'nationals', went ahead with the tournament in Pune from January 29-31.
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Bumrah matter-of-factly takes his failure and success and it was no different when asked about his bowling effort in the post-day media interaction.
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At the close of play, R Ashwin was giving company to Jaiswal on five. Earlier, Rohit Sharma (14 runs; 41 balls) fell cheaply, while Shubman Gill (34; 46b) failed to convert his start.
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The soon-to-be-33 Mayank, who has played 21 Tests for India, led Karnataka to a 29-run win against Tripura on Monday.
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India’s Gen Next in chess have finally emerged out of Viswanathan Anand’s towering shadow and are poised to make 2024 a very special year for the country. Success in chess is now attracting financial backing, the key milestone when a sport is seen to have arrived
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The ICC suspended Sri Lanka in November last year citing political interference when Fernando’s predecessor Roshan Ranasinghe sacked the incumbent Shammi Silva administration and appointed an interim committee headed by the former captain Arjuna Ranatunga.
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Rohan Bopanna's fitness coach, sports physiotherapist and head of sports rehabilitation at Peak Performance in Bengaluru, Yash Pandey, and others, talk about rebuilding sportspeople's strength, and how the magic that Bopanna works on the court today is a result of the efforts that he’s put in off it over the years.
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Rohan Bopanna, the man with a slow gait but a forehand and serve that could break any top team, prevailed in the final of the Australian Open men's doubles to claim another first at 43: his first men's double Grand Slam title.
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On Thursday, he was awarded the Padma Shri, the fourth-highest civilian decoration. Bopanna is the oldest man in the Open Era to win a Grand Slam doubles title, at 43 years and 329 days.
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The match, which was played on the outskirts of the city at 'Gen-Next' cricket ground and Hyderabad, witnessed a whopping 529 for 1 in just 48 overs with Tanmay's undefeated 323 off just 160 balls at the end of the day's play.
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At 421/7 and a lead of 175, India ended Day 2 of the Hyderabad Test in a commanding position. Now, everyone is waiting to see if Jadeja can score a 100 on Day 3
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Assistant managers Pepijn Lijnders and Peter Krawietz are also leaving the club at the same time, Liverpool said.
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New Zealand took the lead courtesy a goal from Oriwa Hepi (2nd minute) but India equalized within fifteen seconds as Deepika Soreng (2nd) found the back of the net with an astonishing finish.
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This is the seventh individual ICC award won by Kohli during his glittering career, and his fourth in the ODI category after previous wins in 2012, 2017 and 2018.
