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FIFA World Cup: Cameroon rally to hold Serbia in six-goal thriller
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With the draw, arguably the most exciting game of the World Cup in Qatar so far, Cameroon kept their hopes alive of reaching the World Cup last 16 Stage. Both sides lost their opening match so the result leaves them two points adrift of Brazil and Switzerland, who meet later on Monday.
Legendary athlete P.T Usha elected as Indian Olympic Association president
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Union Law Minister and former Sports Minister Kiren Rijiju congratulated the veteran sprinter on her appointment as the president of IOA. On November 26, the 58-year-old took to social media to inform everyone that she has filed her nomination for the top post in next month's IOA elections.
Ben Stokes to donate entire match fees from Tests against Pakistan to Flood Relief Appeal
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England will be playing a Test series on Pakistani soil after a gap of 17 years. They last played a Test match in Pakistan in 2005, losing the three-match series by 2-0. The visitors' had played a seven-match T20I series in the country here in September-October, which they won 4-3.
FIFA World Cup: Wales hoping pride can make a difference against England
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England disappointed in their last group game against the U.S., struggling to open up an aggressive and energetic American side, and coach Gareth Southgate will be looking for a big improvement on Tuesday. Their 6-2 win against Iran means England's goal difference should be enough to see them into the next round, but a defeat would be a huge confidence blow for the side and the coach.
Gautam Gambhir picks Prithvi Shaw as future India captain
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Hardik Pandya, who led Gujarat Titans to the IPL 2022 title, is touted to take over from current skipper Rohit Sharma as captain of the national team. He led India for the first time in T20Is on a tour of Ireland, winning the series 2-0. Recently, he led India to a 1-0 series win in the T20Is in New Zealand.
Srikkanth says Pant not utilising his chances, suggests giving him a break to reinvent his game
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Pant, who rose through the ranks as a big-hitting middle-order batsman who can play the role of a finisher in the white-ball squads had to fight for his place in the playing XI in recent times with veteran Dinesh Karthik brought into the squad for the T20 World Cup. A look at Pant's figures in the T20 format reveals that he has been failing to capitalise on chances.
FIFA World Cup: Spain coach Enrique frustrated, German's Flick satisfied after draw
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Spain were close to an impressive win thanks to Alvaro Morata's 62nd-minute goal, which would have all but assured their place in the last 16. However, Niclas Fullkrug grabbed a vital 83rd-minute equalizer for the Germans to and the match ended in a 1-1 draw.. The result means Spain need a point against Japan to assure their progress into the next round, while Germany have to beat Costa Rica and hope that Japan don't beat Spain in the last group game.
PKL 9: Bharat's superb 23 powers Bulls to a comeback victory over Dabang Delhi
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Bharat's superb haul of 23 points, the most by a raider in a single game this season, were supported by Vikash Kandola's 10 as the Bulls took a valuable win. Delhi's Naveen registered a mere two points in the first half, but around him, everyone thrived. Ashu Malik and Vijay Malik ran riot through a porous Bulls defence racking up touchpoints with ease.
ECB gets £400 million bid for 75% stake in The Hundred
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Bridgepoint Group, the London-listed buyout firm, has approached the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) with an offer to acquire a controlling stake in the 100-ball format competition, Sky News reported on Sunday. A source close to the ECB told the media house this weekend that Bridgepoint had proposed buying a 75% stake in The Hundred, potentially injecting £300m of new money into English cricket, the report said.
I-League 2022-23: Mohammedan Sporting beat TRAU FC 1-0 to register second consecutive win
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Midfielder Faslu Rahman's first-half strike made all the difference for the Black and White Brigade, who are now starting to find their feet after losing their opening two matches of the season. The fixture marked the much-awaited first appearance of the season for Mohammedan's midfield maestro Nikola Stojanovic. The Serbian played a key part in the Black and White Brigade's second-place finish last season.
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