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Dubai International Cricket Stadium: The Harmanpreet Kaur-led Indian women's team will aim to put 2024's complacency behind them and show their muscle in a battle for Asia Cup glory. The continental showpiece, hosted in the UAE, kicked off on Friday with Thailand beating Hong Kong China in the opener, but the most successful side in the competition's history, India, will take the field on Sunday against Thailand. India enter the Asia Cup on the back of their second consecutive group-stage exit a

India T20I: India T20I star Suryakumar Yadav has urged cricketers to use their influence to promote other sporting disciplines, stressing that the countrys athletes across sports are part of the same national sporting ecosystem. Speaking to IANS on National Sports Day, Suryakumar said the day is a reminder of the values that sport teaches and of the responsibility that comes with representing India. I feel National Sports Day is all about what sport teaches you. From a cricketing point of view,

Our Prime Minister Narendra Modi: Star India batter Suryakumar Yadav has credited Prime Minister Narendra Modis strong push for sports with the significant transformation in the countrys sporting ecosystem, saying the change is now massive and visible on the ground. Speaking exclusively to IANS on National Sports Day, SKY said India has seen a major shift in sporting infrastructure, opportunities, and, most importantly, the mindset towards pursuing sport as a career. Our Prime Minister Narendra

Our Prime Minister Narendra Modi: From carrying his kit bag on bus and train journeys in the domestic circuit to leading India to T20 World Cup glory, Suryakumar Yadavs journey is a reminder that sporting careers are not defined by a deadline. Now a two-time T20 World Cup winner, including Indias 2026 triumph under his captaincy, the flamboyant batter is keen to ensure his journey sends a broader message age is not a deadline; your preparation is. Speaking exclusively to IANS on National Sports

World Test Championship: Indias hopes of upping their position in the World Test Championship (WTC) standings took a hit on Thursday as a resilient day five rearguard act by Sri Lanka forced the second Test at the SSC Ground to end in a draw. Having registered a comprehensive 165-run victory in the series opener at Galle, India looked firmly on course to sweep the two-match series 2-0. However, Sonal Dinushas heroic second-innings century of 133 not out ensured Sri Lanka salvaged a draw, leaving

Sinhalese Sports Club: Indias left-arm spinner Manav Suthar said adaptability has become key to thriving on a less supportive pitch in the ongoing second Test at the Sinhalese Sports Club (SSC), after conditions proved drastically different from the spin-friendly track in Galle. 100 percent, it was quite different. In the last Test match, the wicket was very supportive, you could say it was spin-friendly. This wicket is kind of less supportive, it is playing better and the experience has been go

Commercial Officer Glenn Critchley: New Zealand Cricket's International summer of cricket has made a record-breaking start, with 26,000 tickets sold within the first 48 hours of the Cricket Nation members' pre-sale. The unprecedented demand has been driven by India's historic 12-match, multi-format tour of New Zealand, which begins in October, and the white-ball fixtures at Auckland's Eden Park have emerged as the biggest draw in the early sales. Christchurch's Hagley Oval has also witnessed str