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Had a discussion with Naqvi, trying to bring Asia Cup trophy home at the earliest, says Saikia

5th T20I: Rinku replaces rested Tilak for India as Australia elect to bowl first

Important to keep the energy and commitment going, says Szoboszlai ahead of City clash

Pat Cummins bowling at full pace, aims for Ashes return at Gabba

Sindhu writes a heartfelt note for retiring Tai Tzu-ying, remembers battles fought with old rival

4rabet Review India: A Modern Betting Platform Built for Indian Players

Punjab Government accords a grand welcome to World Champion Cricketers Harleen Deol and Amanjot Kaur at Mohali

SAS NAGAR: The Punjab Government today gave a grand reception to World Champion cricketers Harleen Deol and Amanjot Kaur on their arrival at Shaheed Bhagat Singh International Airport, Mohali. The duo, members of India’s first-ever Women’s World Cup–winning team, were accorded a warm welcome by the State Government, District Administration, and Sports Department amid festive celebrations, drums, and cheers.

LPU Archery Team Strikes 5 Gold, Secures Overall First Runner-Up Crown at Inter- University National Championship

It still hasn’t sunk in that we’ve actually won the World Cup: Pratika Rawal

Shastri tells England to make early inroads to win Ashes

If I was Australia, I would've picked Marsh at top of the order for Perth Test: Vaughan

Lacroix, Sarr guide Crystal Palace to down AZ Alkamaar in Conference League

India’s Gatka warriors to clash in Bengaluru: NGAI to host 2nd Federation Gatka Cup from November 7–9

CHANDIGARH: The apex national Gatka organisation, National Gatka Association of India (NGAI), affiliated with World Gatka Federation, is all set to host the 2nd Federation Gatka Cup–2025 at Bengaluru City University, Karnataka from November 7 to 9 bringing together India’s finest young Gatka warriors for a thrilling martial showdown.

Smriti, Laura and Gardner shortlisted for ICC Women's Player of the Month for October

This team reflects India: President Murmu on meeting Women’s WC winners

President Droupadi Murmu hosts Women’s ODI WC-winning Indian team at Rashtrapati Bhavan

RCB confirm Malolan Rangarajan’s appointment as head coach for WPL 2026

Champions League: Foden inspires Man City to ease past Dortmund

Pant returns, Akash Deep included in India’s squad for Tests against South Africa

NEW DELHI: Wicketkeeper-batter and vice-captain Rishabh Pant has made a return to India’s squad for the upcoming two-match Test series against South Africa, starting on November 14 in Kolkata.

Rohit reigns atop, Daryl Mitchell enters top-3 in ODI rankings

'Fabricated and devoid of any truth': BCB refutes 'scandalous claims' of captain Nigar Sultana beating up juniors

Watson hails Gill as 'ridiculously talented' batter ahead of Gold Coast T20I

Champions League: Arsenal, Bayern stay perfect, Liverpool beat Real Madrid

Konstas axed, Labuschagne recalled as Aus name squad for first Ashes Test

Wolvaardt dethrones Mandhana to become new ODI No.1 women’s batter

Ashwin to miss maiden BBL stint due to knee injury

'I've had seven basal cells cut out of my face': Michael Clarke on his battle with skin cancer

Jitesh Sharma to lead India 'A' in Rising Stars Asia Cup

Brazil recall Fabinho, Roque for friendlies, Neymar misses out

Himachal CM announces Rs 1 crore prize money for Indian pacer Renuka Thakur

SHIMLA: Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Sukhvinder Sukhu on Monday announced Rs 1 crore prize money for Indian pacer Renuka Thakur, who hails from the Rohru area in Shimla district and was part of the World Champion Indian Women's cricket team.

Watershed moment: President Murmu hails India’s historic Women’s World Cup triumph

NEW DELHI: President Droupadi Murmu on Monday lauded the Indian women’s cricket team for creating history by winning the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025, calling it a “watershed moment” for Indian sports.

Not the end, it’s the start of a new chapter: Harmanpreet Kaur after leading India to maiden Women’s World Cup trophy

Women’s World Cup: India beat South Africa by 52 runs to lift maiden title

NAVI MUMBAI: A consolidated team effort led India to their maiden Women’s World Cup title, defeating South Africa by 52 runs in the final at DY Patil Stadium, here on Sunday night.

‘Officially hanging up my racquet’: Rohan Bopanna announces retirement

Big achievement by Indian Hockey during the last 100 years, says legend Zafar Iqbal

Shreyas Iyer discharged from hospital, to remain in Sydney for recovery, informs BCCI

Neymar eyes return after thigh injury

Real Madrid manager Alonso says 'no reprisal' for Vinicius after substitution outburst

2nd T20I: Players, match officials, MCG staffers wear black armbands in memory of Ben Austin

'No words can ease the pain of losing someone so young': Dhawan condoles the demise of teen Aussie cricketer

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