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Champions Trophy: South Africa enter familiar 'choke zone'; Jansen not worried

South Africa's poor record in the knockout rounds of the International Cricket Council (ICC) tournaments will once again be at the back of their minds as they entered the semifinals of the Champions Trophy on Saturday.

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Lucky to have fewer players than India to choose from: New Zealand's Glenn Phillips

DUBAI: It could be a coincidence, but something that cannot be overlooked. Could New Zealand actually be doing well in ICC tournaments because they have a smaller pool of players to choose from? Batter Glenn Phillips, for one, seems to think so.

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Want to keep bowlers fresh for semifinal: Ryan ten Doeschate

DUBAI: Thanks to the schedule, India have taken a largely unnecessary week’s break between their first and second match. Now, they have just a day's turnaround between their last league match and the first semifinal, leaving the team with a slight worry regarding the recovery of their bowlers, especially pacemen.

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La Liga: Atletico Madrid go top after Real Madrid stumble at Real Betis

Real Madrid faced a setback in their La Liga title defense with a 2-1 loss to Real Betis on Saturday. Atletico Madrid capitalised on this opportunity to claim the top position in the league standings.

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Manchester City survive Plymouth scare to reach FA Cup quarter-finals; Palace triumph in Derby amid Mateta injury scare

Manchester City overcame a first-half scare to defeat Plymouth Argyle 3-1 at the Etihad on Saturday, securing their place in the FA Cup quarter-finals. Meanwhile, Crystal Palace advanced with a 3-1 victory over Millwall, but the match was overshadowed by a serious injury to striker Jean-Philippe Mateta.

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If eye problems run in your family, teach your kids these 5 healthy habits

Good vision is essential for a child’s overall development, affecting their learning, coordination, and confidence. If eye problems such as nearsightedness (myopia), farsightedness, astigmatism, or other hereditary conditions run in your family, it’s crucial to instill healthy habits in your child early. While genetics play a role, lifestyle choices significantly…

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Champions Trophy Digest: South Africa storm into semis; India vs New Zealand to decide final match-ups

The Champions Trophy semi-final picture is almost complete, with South Africa sealing their spot on Saturday with a commanding seven-wicket win over England in Karachi. Wiaan Mulder (3-25) and Marco Jansen (3-39) dismantled England's batting lineup, bundling them out for a meager 179 in 38.2 overs. South Africa then chased…

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'We were beaten but India series was good preparation': Brendon McCullum after England's 'disappointing' Champions Trophy campaign

England’s head coach Brendon McCullum addressed their Champions Trophy campaign, which ended without a win, including a seven-wicket defeat to South Africa on Saturday. Despite the team's seventh consecutive ODI loss, their longest run of defeats since 2000/2001, McCullum maintained that their prior losses in India hadn't affected team morale.

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Dubai or Lahore? Australia and South Africa face tight travel schedules amid Champions Trophy semifinal venue uncertainty

The Australian cricket team has already departed for Dubai, while South Africa are set to leave late Saturday night or early Sunday morning, ahead of the Champions Trophy semifinals. However, uncertainty looms over whether their matches will actually be held there.

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Are you considering knee replacement surgery? Here are 10 things you should know

Knee replacement surgery is one of the common orthopaedic surgeries performed for terminal osteoarthritis of the knee. This is performed to alleviate the pain, improve the range of movement, thus helping restore the mobility of the patient and improve quality of life.

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Warning signs of sudden cardiac arrest you should never ignore

Sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) occurs when the heart unexpectedly stops beating, leading to a sudden loss of consciousness and a cessation of blood flow to the brain and other vital organs. Without prompt intervention, such as CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) or defibrillation, SCA can lead to death within minutes.

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WPL: Shafali Verma stars as Delhi Capitals thrash RCB by 9 wickets, seal playoff spot

NEW DELHI: Shafali Verma's sizzling 80 not out on Saturday powered Delhi Capitals to a dominant nine-wicket victory over Royal Challengers Bengaluru in the Women's Premier League match in Bengaluru.

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'Time for everyone to go away': Jos Buttler as England exit Champions Trophy winless

NEW DELHI: A visibly dejected Jos Buttler was at a loss for words after his team collapsed to a seven-wicket defeat against South Africa on Saturday. Describing their underwhelming batting as "the story of our side," Buttler's remarks underscored England’s winless exit from the Champions Trophy.

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Who will Team India face in ICC Champions Trophy 2025 semi-final?

NEW DELHI: In Group B of the ICC Champions Trophy 2025, the four teams -- South Africa, Australia, Afghanistan and England -- have wrapped up their matches.

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Champions Trophy: South Africa enter semis, top Group B with commanding win over England

NEW DELHI: South Africa clinched a dominant victory over England by seven wickets at the National Stadium on Saturday, topping Group B in the 2025 Champions Trophy. Rassie van der Dussen and Heinrich Klaasen both scored fifties, sharing a 127-run partnership off 122 balls.

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Explained: What is a bronchial spasm, the condition behind Pope Francis’s breathing scare

Pope Francis was back to sipping coffee and reading newspapers on Saturday, just hours after a serious health scare that interrupted his recovery from double pneumonia. The 87-year-old pontiff suffered a severe coughing fit on Friday afternoon, during which he accidentally inhaled vomit, triggering a bronchial spasm - a sudden…

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India vs New Zealand Live streaming, Champions Trophy 2025: Where to watch IND vs NZ match in India, USA and Canada

NEW DELHI: A determined India will face New Zealand in their final Group A clash of the ICC Champions Trophy on Sunday. Both teams have already secured a place in the semifinals, with the winner set to top the group.

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'India will be worried vs New Zealand,' says Ex-NZ CEO David White

NEW DELHI: Both India and New Zealand have secured their spots in the semifinals of the ICC Champions Trophy and will face each other in their final group-stage match on Sunday. While the match is a dead rubber, both teams will approach it with full intensity, using it as crucial…

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ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Virat Kohli plays 300th ODI as India aim to continue winning run vs New Zealand

DUBAI: Playing in his 300th ODI, Virat Kohli, arguably the greatest player besides the legendary Sachin Tendulkar in this format, fresh off a scintillating hundred that saw him rediscover his form in the last match with against Pakistan, will look to make the occasion special when India play New Zealand…

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7 ways people ruin their knees

We might not realise this but our knees are pretty incredible—they support our entire body, help us move, and rarely complain until they’re seriously in trouble. But here’s the thing: most of us unknowingly ruin our knees every single day. Sure, we know that injuries, aging, and excessive high-impact exercises…

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Shreyas Iyer surprises net bowler Jaskiran by gifting him a pair of shoes

Net bowler Jaskiran Singh was in for a surprise during India's net session at the ICC Academy when batter Shreyas Iyer asked him "what's yours shoe size?" and then gifted him a pair of shoes.

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10 strategies to protect your eyes in pollution

With Air Quality Index (AQI) values significantly higher than usual in some places, Mumbai residents are suffering from the severe impacts of an unprecedented amount of pollution. The Maharashtra State government has established a seven-member committee to investigate the prospect of prohibiting petrol and diesel vehicles in the Mumbai Metropolitan…

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Champions Trophy: India may test bench strength against New Zealand, winner to top Group A

With a chance to top Group A and stay unbeaten before entering the semifinals, both India and New Zealand will look to oil their machinery when they meet in the concluding game of the group-stage in the Champions Trophy on Sunday.

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Hardik Pandya and the relentless pursuit of an all-rounder

TimesofIndia.com in Dubai: Nearly an hour after putting in the hard yards, Arshdeep Singh put his hoodie on and sipped a hot beverage while strolling around the change room at the ICC Academy in Dubai. He had had an extensive warm-up, participated in the fielding drill and bowled full tilt…

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Armand Duplantis crosses 6.27m to break his own pole vault world record

Armand Duplantis, the Swedish Olympic gold medallist, surpassed his previous world record on Friday at the All Star Pole Vault competition held in Clermont-Ferrand, France.

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