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Fully fit again, Jasprit Bumrah bowls to Mumbai batters in practice match

MUMBAI: Producing solid evidence that he is now completely fit for the Ireland T20Is series and more crucially, for the Asia Cup and the 2023 ODI World Cup, ace pacer Jasprit Bumrah bowled 10 overs, divided in two spells, to some of Mumbai's young batsmen in an intra-squad practice match…

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Chhetri, Sandhu & Jhingan's names not in list sent for Asian Games; AIFF prez says organisers have been requested to give them accreditation

NEW DELHI: Indian football's talismanic captain Sunil Chhetri, goalkeeper Gurpreet Singh Sandhu and centre-back Sandesh Jhingan's names are missing from the country's official list of athletes for the upcoming Asian Games in China's Hangzhou, TOI has reliably learnt.

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Several Manipur footballers opting for transfer to other states

BENGALURU: After the high of the Tri-Nation football tournament in Imphal in March, when nearly 25-30 thousand people packed the stadium to watch the India team — which had seven players from Manipur — in action, the young footballers in the state are now facing uncertain times. The mindless violence…

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Paul Valthaty calls it a day

MUMBAI: Paul Valthaty, whose name will always remain etched in the minds of those who's seen his blazing 63-ball 120 not out for Punjab Kings against MS Dhoni's Chennai Super Kings in the 2011 IPL at Mohali, announced his retirement from First-Class cricket on Monday.

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Owen Coyle returns to Chennaiyin as head coach

CHENNAI: As reported by TOI in June, Chennaiyin FC have announced the return of former Premier League manager Owen Coyle as their head coach ahead of the 2023-24 season on a multi-year deal.

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72% jump in BCCI revenue from ICC: Jay Shah to state units

MUMBAI: There has been a 72% jump in BCCI’s revenues from the ICC, BCCI secretary Jay Shah informed state associations in a communication (TOI has a copy) on Friday.

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Gungun Jaiswal, the ten-year-old blind classical singer from Prayagraj, is 'special' in many ways

PRAYAGRAJ: Watching little kids singing beautifully the old and new Bollywood number at any singing show on small screen is not new, but when a kid of that small age—ten to be precise—not only sings melodiously but watching her little fingers moving effortlessly on keys and hitting the exact note…

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Indian wrestling suffers with no clarity on trial dates for Asian Games

IOA, ad-hoc body wait for OCA's written response

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Media rights deal for home bilaterals will be done by August-end: Jay Shah

MUMBAI: The BCCI's new media rights deal for bilateral series at home for the next four years (2023-27) will be signed up by August-end, Board secretary Jay Shah told reporters here after an Apex Council meeting on Friday.

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Retired players in overseas leagues: Office-bearers to take final call

MUMBAI: The Apex Council of the BCCI left it to the office-bearers to decide on the policy of participation of India’s retired players' in overseas T20 leagues.

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Vinesh Phogat’s trip to Hungary hit by visa issues; sports ministry, MEA intervene

NEW DELHI: Leading Indian wrestler Vinesh Phogat’s training-cum-competition trip to Hungary — to prepare for the selection trials for upcoming Asian Games and World Championships — has been hit by visa issues, TOI has learnt.

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Prithvi Shaw to play for Northamptonshire in County cricket

MUMBAI: Indian batsman Prithvi Shaw will play for Northamptonshire in County cricket after featuring in the Duleep Trophy, TOI has learnt. An official announcement in this regard should come in the next few days. This will be Shaw’s maiden stint in English county cricket. Three former India captains of repute-Bishan…

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Furore erupts after RPF jawan puts water on faces of sleeping passengers at Pune railway station

PUNE: A video in which an RPF jawan is shown pouring water on the faces of people sleeping at the Pune railway station has gone viral inviting criticism and furore with people terming the act insensitive and inhumane.

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Furore erupts after RPF jawan sprinkles water on faces of sleeping passengers at Pune railway station

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Bajrang Punia to train in Issyk-Kul; Vinesh Phogat in Bishkek & Budapest ahead of trials for Asian Games, Worlds

NEW DELHI: Bajrang Punia and Vinesh Phogat, the two leading faces of protest against Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh, have decided to focus on their respective playing careers keeping the upcoming selection trials for the Asian Games and World Championships in mind.

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SAFF Championship: Igor Stimac saga casts shadow over India campaign

Chhetri's boys will have to play semifinal without the coach's presence

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Hanuma Vihari moves from Andhra, to play for MP in 2023-24

MUMBAI: Hanuma Vihari, who has played 16 Tests for India, has decided to move from Andhra and will play for 2022 Ranji Trophy champions Madhya Pradesh in the forthcoming domestic season, TOI has learnt.

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Umesh Yadav injured, not dropped; Rinku Singh likely for West Indies T20Is

MUMBAI: Veteran fast bowler Umesh Yadav has not been dropped from the two-Test series in the West Indies, but is out due to a hamstring injury, TOI has learnt.

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'His back still giving him trouble': Shreyas Iyer in doubt for Asia Cup

MUMBAI: This won’t be music to the ears of the Indian team management, considering that the ODI World Cup in India is now only less than three months away. TOI has learnt that middle-order batter Shreyas Iyer is still not over his back woes and is unlikely to recover in…

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India squad for West Indies tour: Hard calls or soft targets?

MUMBAI: Veteran Test players Cheteshwar Pujara and Umesh Yadav have paid the price for calls for transition in India’s Test team following India’s 209-run defeat in the final of the World Test Championship at the Oval against Australia earlier this month.

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Snubbed Cheteshwar Pujara to play in Duleep Trophy

MUMBAI: Snubbed for the two-Test series in the upcoming West Indies tour after getting out for 14 27 in the World Test Championship final at the Oval against Australia, Cheteshwar Pujara will turn out for West Zone in the Duleep Trophy, TOI has learnt.

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IOA reaches out to help wrestlers get to Asian Games

NEW DELHI: In further de-escalation of tension between the Centre and the protesting wrestlers, the Indian Olympic Association (IOA) on Friday approached the organisers of the upcoming Asian Games with a request to extend the ‘entry by name date’ of the Indian wrestling contingent by August 15.

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Why Jabalpur is at epicentre of Madhya Pradesh politics

NEW DELHI: Jabalpur has become the sought-after city for the ruling BJP and main opposition Congress ahead of the Madhya Pradesh assembly election which is likely to be held in November-December. Both the parties chose to launch their pre-election programmes from the city, which is called ‘Sanskaar-dhaani’ (cultural capital) of…

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Cancellation of POCSO case disappointing, say wrestlers

NEW DELHI: The protesting group of wrestlers, led by Olympians Bajrang Punia, Vinesh Phogat and Sakshee Malikkh, are disappointed at the Delhi police recommendation to close the POCSO case against former Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) president, Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh, but have ruled out immediate return to the protest…

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Rohit Sharma to be rested for part of West Indies tour?

MUMBAI: There is a possibility that India captain Rohit Sharma, currently going through a lean patch, will be rested for some part of the West Indies tour, TOI has learnt. The national selectors are likely to pick the team for the tour on June 27, a day before the start…

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