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KL Rahul admits dew made life difficult as Aiden Markram’s stunning hundred seals record chase in Raipur

View Comments Raipur: South Africa produced a statement performance under lights in Raipur, chasing down India’s imposing 358 with four wickets to spare and levelling the series 1-1. While India walked off frustrated, KL Rahul summed it up bluntly: “Toss plays a big role, so I’m kicking myself.” It was a candid admission on a night where dew overpowered tactics, bowlers, and even a mountain of runs. Earlier in the day, India put up a batting masterclass. Virat Kohli made yet another century in that trademark, clinical style of his. Ruturaj Gaikwad matched him stroke for stroke, raising a fine hundred of his own and accelerating smartly after reaching his fifty. Rahul, shuffled to No. 5, kept the momentum flowing with a brisk 66 as India closed at 358/5. It looked more than competitive in the first half of the […]

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AITA backs Rohit Rajpal again as Davis Cup captain till 2026

View Comments New Delhi: The All India Tennis Association (AITA) has reappointed Rohit Rajpal as the Captain of the Indian Davis Cup team. He will lead the team until 31st December 2026, alongside Ashutosh Singh, who has been named as the Coach. India is set to host the Netherlands in the Davis Cup 2026 Qualifiers in early February, with the matches scheduled for either the 6th-7th or 7th-8th February 2026. The venue and surface details for this important fixture will be announced later. Rajpal, who has been involved with the Indian Davis Cup team in previous ties, will bring his experience once again to this key home event and other Davis Cup engagements during his tenure. Further specifics about the venue, surface, and team selection will be communicated by AITA soon.​ This move signifies AITA's confidence in Rajpal's leadership as […]

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Wrestler Shalina Sayer from Siddi community is a shining example of Khelo India’s commitment to inclusivity

View Comments Bharatpur: The Khelo India Games are known for their inclusivity. In another example that reaffirms Khelo India’s commitment to that, Shalina Sayer Siddhi from the Siddi Community on Friday bagged a bronze medal in the women’s 57kg freestyle wrestling event of the 2025 Khelo India University Games (KIUG) here at the Lohagarh Stadium. Shalina from Karnatak University, Dharwad, beat Bhanu of Bhagat Phool Singh Mahila Vishwavidyalaya, Haryana 2-1 in her last group bout to claim the bronze. For the uninitiated, the Siddis have African origins and came to India by sea several centuries ago. They have been living here since, and now they are as Indian as any, totally acculturated. The Siddis are considered a backward class and in many states come under the “scheduled tribes” category. Naturally, Shalina’s achievement is commendable for rising above the mundane. But […]

Wrestler Shalina Sayer from Siddi community is a shining example of Khelo India’s commitment to inclusivity

View Comments Bharatpur: The Khelo India Games are known for their inclusivity. In another example that reaffirms Khelo India’s commitment to that, Shalina Sayer Siddhi from the Siddi Community on Friday bagged a bronze medal in the women’s 57kg freestyle wrestling event of the 2025 Khelo India University Games (KIUG) here at the Lohagarh Stadium. Shalina from Karnatak University, Dharwad, beat Bhanu of Bhagat Phool Singh Mahila Vishwavidyalaya, Haryana 2-1 in her last group bout to claim the bronze. For the uninitiated, the Siddis have African origins and came to India by sea several centuries ago. They have been living here since, and now they are as Indian as any, totally acculturated. The Siddis are considered a backward class and in many states come under the “scheduled tribes” category. Naturally, Shalina’s achievement is commendable for rising above the mundane. But […]

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After yet another rich KIUG medal haul, swimmer Srihari Nataraj targets medal at 2026 Asian Games

View Comments Jaipur: Olympian Srihari Nataraj admits that he was nowhere near his best in terms of timings despite winning nine gold medals at the Khelo India University Games Rajasthan 2025 and his focus this time was not on his performance but just winning medals for Jain University.The 24-year-old, one of the most decorated Indian swimmers, is in his off season after winning seven medals in the Asian Aquatics Championships in Ahmedabad last month and did not push himself in the pool but was way ahead of the competition, winning the medals for his University.Srihari’s tally of nine gold and two silver along with some strong performances from his teammates ensured that Jain University reached their eventual tally of 45 medals just from the pool, including 27 gold.But the multiple national record holder is already looking forward to the Asian Games […]

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‘It’s not every day you come to India and win 2-0’: Bavuma hails historic series sweep

View Comments Guwahati: “It's massive. It's not every day you can think of coming to India and win 2-0. As a group, we've had top days and we know how tough we can be. It's another incredible achievement for us.” These words from South African captain Temba Bavuma capture the mood perfectly as South Africa secured a historic 2-0 Test series win over India on their home soil—a feat that few teams have managed in the last two decades. Home Fortress Razed: India Outclassed Indian fans watched in disbelief as South Africa, the reigning World Test Champions, clinched both Tests with dominant performances. The visitors began their campaign with a gritty 30-run victory in Kolkata before sealing the series in Guwahati with a crushing 408-run win—the largest margin by which any foreign team has beaten India in a Test, surpassing […]

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Lakshya Sen lifts Australian Open 2025 crown after dominant win in Sydney

View Comments New Delhi: Indian badminton star Lakshya Sen wrapped up a brilliant week in Sydney by winning the Australian Open 2025 men’s singles title, defeating Japan’s Yushi Tanaka 21-15, 21-11 in a convincing straight-games victory. The win ended his dry spell this season and marked his first trophy of the year. Lakshya reached the final after a hard-fought semifinal battle against world No. 6 Chou Tien Chen of Chinese Taipei. That match stretched to 86 minutes, with Lakshya saving three match points before turning it around 17-21, 24-22, 21-16. Compared with that draining encounter, Sunday’s final felt like a smooth ride. He closed it out in just 38 minutes, barely giving Tanaka—ranked world No. 26 and already a two-time Super 300 winner this year—any room to play his natural game. Right from the opening rallies, Lakshya looked sharp and in […]

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Abu Dhabi T10: Northern Warriors ease past Gladiators in composed six-wicket win

View Comments Abu Dhabi: The Northern Warriors bounced back strongly with a 6-wicket win over the Deccan Gladiators at the 2025 Abu Dhabi T10, chasing down 88 with 10 balls to spare. Coming off just one win from their opening three matches, the Warriors needed a lift, and their top order delivered. Batting first, the Gladiators were jolted early as Trent Boult removed Nicholas Pooran and David Wiese off consecutive deliveries. Tom Kohler-Cadmore (58 off 31) stepped up to steady the innings, striking seven boundaries and two sixes while pushing the score to 40/2 after four overs. Just as Marcus Stoinis looked set to join him, Boult intervened again, pulling off a sharp one-handed catch off Shahid Bhutta to send Stoinis back and disrupt the momentum. Kohler-Cadmore continued to pick off boundaries, but wickets tumbled at the other end, with […]

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Yuvraj Sandhu canters to thumping seven-stroke victory at IndianOil SERVO Masters

View Comments Digboi: Yuvraj Sandhu bounced back in style after two successive playoff losses as he cantered to a thumping seven-stroke triumph on Friday for his third victory at the prestigious IndianOil SERVO Masters, an INR 1 crore event, played at the Digboi Golf Links. Yuvraj (65-69-66-69), who enjoyed an impressive six-stroke lead after round three, shot a determined three-under 69 in round four to total 19-under 269 for the week at the landmark 25th edition of the IndianOil SERVO Masters. The 28-year-old from Chandigarh, as a result, clinched his fifth win of the season and further built on his lead in the PGTI Order of Merit. Yuvraj, the wire-to-wire champion, secured the winning cheque of INR 15 lakh to take his season earnings to INR 1,21,67,100. Sandhu now enjoys a lead of over INR 29 lakh in the PGTI […]

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India slip in WTC standings after shock defeat to South Africa in Kolkata

View Comments Kolkata: Team India suffered a major blow in their ICC World Test Championship (WTC) 2025–27 campaign after crashing to a surprise defeat against South Africa in the opening Test at Eden Gardens. The loss — South Africa’s first Test win on Indian soil since 2010 — not only handed the visitors a 1-0 series lead but also pushed India down to fourth place in the WTC standings. Despite dominating portions of the match, India’s inability to capitalise on a first-innings advantage and their batting collapse on Day 3 proved costly. South Africa’s disciplined bowling attack, led by Simon Harmer and supported by a gritty half-century from skipper Temba Bavuma, turned the game decisively in their favour. India Lose Ground in WTC Race Before the Kolkata Test, India were sitting comfortably in second place in the WTC standings. However, […]

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