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New Zealand's surprise hero Rachin Ravindra soaks in his maiden ODI ton

AHMEDABAD: It is well-known by now that Rachin Ravindra-who smashed a breath-taking century to play a big part in the Kiwis' nine-wicket trouncing of England at the Narendra Modi Stadium on Thursday night, was at a bar in his native city of Bangalore when New Zealand lost a heart-breaking 2019…

The Times of India

Who is Rachin Ravindra – New Zealand’s new World Cup hero with strong Indian roots

It’s fitting that Rachin became New Zealand’s youngest batter to score a World Cup century on Indian soil – his name is a portmanteau for two Indian cricketing legends

The Independent UK

Fans give a royal snub to World Cup opener

Poor scheduling: not involving India and extreme weather mean only a handful watch the opening contest

The Times of India

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Asian Games | Indian women thump Nepal; storms into kabaddi final

The Indian women’s kabaddi team assured the country of a silver at least after they got the better of Nepal in the semi-final of the team event in the ongoing Asian Games in Hangzhou on October 6.

The Hindu

Asian Games: Indian men's cricket team thrashes Bangladesh to reach the final

NEW DELHI: India's cricket team secured a spot in the final of the Asian Games cricket tournament with an impressive nine-wicket victory over Bangladesh. India won the toss and chose to field first, and their spinners made a significant impact on the Bangladeshi batting lineup.

The Times of India

Hangzhou Asian Games cricket | Washington and Sai Kishore help India trump Bangladesh, to face Afghanistan in the final

India power into Asian Games gold medal match with crushing nine-wicket win over Bangladesh. India, playing at Asiad for first time, will face Pakistan or Afghanistan in title-decider

The Hindu

‘No camps, amenities’: How Indian wrestlers were left to ‘fend for themselves’ ahead of Asian Games

“If Indian wrestlers win medals at Asian Games this year, the credit would be theirs entirely, and not the system,” Gian Singh, Wrestling Federation of India’s ad-hoc committee official, told Newslaundry. “They have been left to fend for themselves,” he said, pointing to the suspension of the Sports Authority of…

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Asian Games | Indian women's recurve team wins bronze

India won a bronze medal in the recurve section at the Asian Games after 13 yrs, their 7th medal overall. Abhishek Verma & Ojas Deotale reached the compound individual final, while Jyothi Surekha Vennam advanced to the women's compound individual final, assuring at least a silver medal. India's last medal…

The Hindu

Asian Games: Indian archers break 13-year medal drought in the recurve section

NEW DELHI: Indian archers achieved a historic feat by winning a bronze medal in the recurve section at the Asian Games, ending a 13-year wait for a medal in this category. The Indian women's team consisting of Ankita Bhakat, Simranjeet Kaur, and Bhajan Kaur secured the bronze medal by defeating…

The Times of India

Team India has a strong chance of Olympic gold in hockey: Zafar Iqbal

NEW DELHI: Indian hockey legend Zafar Iqbal has expressed confidence in the current Indian hockey team's capabilities, suggesting that they have a strong chance of winning an Olympic gold medal once again. The Indian men's hockey team recently ended a 41-year Olympic medal drought by securing a bronze medal with…

The Times of India

World Cup: India may look to up NRR at 'flat' Kotla against Afghanistan

NEW DELHI: The squeaky-clean stands, the blazing LED floodlights and a centre square that is barely distinct from the lush green outfield-the Arun Jaitley stadium, formerly known as the Ferozeshah Kotla, is a departure from its past.

The Times of India

Asian Games: Indian women's kabaddi dominance continues, secure spot in final

NEW DELHI: The Indian women's kabaddi team continued their dominant run at the Asian Games, securing a place in their fourth consecutive final with a commanding 61-17 victory over Nepal. India, the runners-up in the last edition, faced little resistance from their opponents and held a commanding 29-10 lead at…

The Times of India

Shubman Gill down with suspected dengue, could be out for multiple games

India's worries for their opening World Cup game vs Australia compounded by Shubman Gill's health issues. Gill has high fever and will be tested for dengue on Friday. Ishan Kishan could open if Gill is ruled out

The Hindu

Morning Digest | Army officer injured in ‘grenade accident’ at a post in J&K’s Rajouri; supply copy of FIR to NewsClick founder, court tells Delhi Police, and more

The Hindu’s Morning Digest brings readers a select list of stories to start the day

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India vs Australia: Shubman Gill doubtful for India's clash against Australia in World Cup opener

NEW DELHI: The Indian cricket team's preparations for their highly anticipated World Cup opener against Australia have been marred by uncertainty surrounding the fitness of the prolific batsman Shubman Gill. Gill's stellar form in recent ODIs has made him a key asset for India, but he is now a doubtful…

The Hindu

India conveys concerns to U.S. over American envoy to Pakistan's visit to Gilgit-Baltistan

India raised concerns with US over envoy's visit to Gilgit-Baltistan in PoK, urged world to respect its sovereignty and territorial integrity. India rejected US Ambassador's comparison of envoy's visit to Srinagar for G-20. India had raised concerns with US in October last year too.

Zenger

Robert Kiyosaki Remains Bullish On Apple Despite Challenges

Best-selling author sees investment potential in Apple despite recent hurdles and market concerns

The Hindu

Over 13 years on, India’s National Litigation Policy remains in draft limbo

Govt. litigation clogs judicial system; NLP in draft stage; govt. does not maintain data on cases involving it; SC in 1974 & 2009 noted need to avoid unnecessary litigation; CBDT raised monetary limit for I-T appeals; HC orders govt. to prepare time-bound action plan for NLP. Govt. bears responsibility to…

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Cricket world cup ticketing trouble

Cricket fans scramble for tickets to India-Pakistan match at Ahmedabad's Narendra Modi Stadium, world's largest cricket stadium. Despite booking hotels and taxis, fans unable to book tickets online. BCCI's centralized ticketing system and corporate boxes leave limited tickets for fans. Venkatesh Prasad urges BCCI to streamline ticketing process. BookMyShow statement…

The Hindu

Congress following policy of appeasement in Rajasthan, says Modi

PM Modi accuses Congress of Rajasthan of appeasement, riots, corruption, and crimes against women/Dalits. He also criticized CM Gehlot for his absence at the launch of projects worth ₹5,000 crore. Modi said Congress unhappy with India's transformation, and raised issue of question paper leaks ruining future of students.

The Hindu

IND vs AUS, ICC ODI World Cup 2023: Playing in familiar pitches has its advantages, says Australia captain Pat Cummins

Pat Cummins optimistic about Aus' performance in India; confident of reclaiming ODI World Cup crown. With injuries & hectic schedule, Cummins focused on managing players' workload. Aus to face India, S.Africa, Sri Lanka & Pakistan in first four games.

The Hindu

National unity, a three-dimensional view

India’s national unity can be viewed as a three-dimensional construct —of castes, religions and regions. BJP has turned it into a unidimensional pursuit of Hindu consolidation in the heartland

The Hindu

Classics that have gone into the Cricket World Cup lore

Epic! West Indies’ Clive Lloyd's 102, Gary Gilmour's five-for, Viv Richards' fielding, Keith Boyce's four-wicket haul, Kapil Dev's 175, Inzamam-ul-Haq's 60, Stuart Law & Michael Bevan's stand, Andy Bichel's seven-for, Sachin Tendulkar & Andrew Strauss' innings, Dhoni's 91*, Elliott's 84*, Stokes' 84* & Archer's Super Over - the inaugural World…

The Hindu

Moscow’s makeover

Moscow is a bustling city, despite the financial sanctions and war clouds. Tourists can explore its rich history, modern attractions, and enjoy activities like cable car rides, river cruises, and Bolshoi ballets. There are also new attractions like the Jewish Museum, Moskvarium aquarium, and digital gateways to plan trips. Indian…

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Sugar Prices Climb as the USDA Cuts its Thailand Sugar Production Outlook

March NY world sugar #11 (SBH24 ) on Thursday closed +0.23 (+0.89%), and Dec London white sugar #5 (SWZ23 ) closed +6.10 (+0.88%). Sugar prices Thursday moved higher as concerns about smaller global sugar output sparked fund short covering in sugar futures. The USDA's Foreign Agricultutral Service (FAS) projected 2023/24...

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