Ranquelino, Kiss Of Grey and Resplendence impressed when the horses were exercised here on Monday morning (June 16) Outer sand: 600m: Sherlock (Shinde) 43. In fine shape. Get Set Go (Salman K) 44.5. Moved freely. 1000m: Fiery Lass (Tejeshwar) 1-14.5, 600/42.5. Moved well. Star Honour (Vikram), Glorious Strides (Suraj) 1-12.5, 600/42.5. They finished level. Echoes
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India’s last Test series win against England came in 2007, under Rahul Dravid’s captaincy. They had a team manager in past great Chandu Borde, but no coach. Dravid and the senior players around him – Sachin Tendulkar, VVS Laxman, Anil Kumble, Sourav Ganguly – shepherded the others. Cricket was different then. No country had a
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Sri Lanka have never lost a Test series at home against Bangladesh. As Sri Lanka begin the WTC 2025-27 cycle, they would aim to start on a winning note. Not a favourite, but the Sri Lanka Cricket Team had a realistic path to make it to the WTC Final 2025. All they had to do
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Tornike Sanikidze (left), Rani Hamid (right), and playing hall (in the middle) NEW DELHI: After Gukesh Dommaraju won the Candidates last year in Toronto, Garry Kasparov — former world champion and one of the greatest players in history — famously said, “The ‘children’ of Vishy Anand are on the loose.” He later hailed Gukesh’s achievement
As Temba Bavuma strolled the Lord’s outfield on Saturday afternoon, the mace in one hand and young son Lihle in his other arm, a sea of emotion would have swirled through his mind. Just moments previously, he had helped end years of heartbreak, masterminding an extraordinary five-wicket conquest of Australia in the final of the
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NEW DELHI: India’s first and only female Olympic medallist in wrestling, Sakshi Malik, has kicked off the first episode of Game On — a podcast series spotlighting India’s unsung sporting heroes — with an emotionally rich and unfiltered conversation about her journey as an athlete, mother and wife. In a cricket-obsessed nation, Game On, hosted
BTC chairman R. Manjunath Ramesh, third from left, and D. Narahari, president, Benaka Developers and Project Pvt. Ltd., fourth from left, with Fynbos’ trainer Pesi Shroff, jockey Trevor, Anita Captain, K.N. Dhunjibhoy, and Vispi R. Patel. | Photo Credit: K. MURALI KUMAR P. Shroff-trained Fynbos (Trevor up), won the Benaka Developers Fillies Championship Stakes (1,600m),
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SL Narayanan at Delhi International Open GM Chess Tournament (Photo: TimesofIndia.com’s special arrangements) NEW DELHI: The 21st edition of Delhi International Open GM Chess Tournament ended with a somewhat familiar sight under the lavish roof of Chhatarpur’s Tivoli Garden Resort on Saturday evening. Abhijeet Gupta, now a serial winner at this event, lifted the trophy
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MIAMI GARDENS (AP) — After more than a year of uncertainty and criticism, the Club World Cup kicked off in Miami on Saturday and soccer may never be the same. At least that’s what FIFA president Gianni Infantino has been telling anyone who would listen. “This tournament will be the start of something historic that
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South African players celebrate with the winner’s trophy after their win in the World Test Championship final against Australia at Lord’s cricket ground in London (AP Photo/Kirsty Wigglesworth) NEW DELHI: South Africa clinched their first ICC trophy in 27 years by winning the World Test Championship title at Lord’s on Saturday, prompting an outpouring of
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