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Watch: Virat Kohli's Usain Bolt-Like Run, Fiery Celebration On DC Star's Dismissal Is Viral

their Indian Premier League (IPL) 2024 playoffs qualification hopes. Up against Delhi Capitals in the IPL 2024 match on Sunday, RCB didn't disappoint and secured a thumping victory. But, the win might not have been possible had RCB failed to dismiss DC's in-form star Jake Fraser-McGurk. The young Australian batter became victim of an unlucky run-out that sent the entire RCB team into jubilation, with none other than Virat Kohli leading the celebrations of the prized wicket.

"Demonstrated Their Ability To Deliver When It Counts": IPL-Winning Coach Praises RCB

Royal Challengers Bengaluru have shown the ability to perform when it matters most, said former Australian all-rounder Tom Moody after their fifth straight win in the IPL. Languishing at the bottom of the points table 10 days ago, Faf du Plessis and co have found their mojo back. Their winning streak has given them a fighting chance to make the knockout stage. "Once again, RCB has demonstrated their ability to deliver when it counts, setting the stage for what promises to be a thrilling encounter between the two teams," Moody said on Star Sports.

"We Are In Last Stages Of Intense Training Block": Harmanpreet Singh Ahead Of Paris Olympics

As 75 days are left for the commencement of the Paris 2024 Olympics where the Indian men's Hockey team will take the field at the Yves-du-Manior Stadium in quest to end 44-year gold medal drought, skipper Harmanpreet Singh has said the team entered "last stages of an intense training block" in their preparation for the marque event. India have to overcome the reigning Olympic Champions Belgium (World No. 2), Australia (World No. 3), Argentina (World No. 7), New Zealand (World No. 10), and Ireland (World No. 11) in Pool B to secure a top-four finish in the pool to progress to the quarterfinals.

"Huge Hole Will Be Left": Stuart Broad On England Pacer James Anderson's Retirement

Former pacer Stuart Broad said England's inexperienced bowling attack may have challenges after star fast bowler James Anderson's retirement. England veteran pacer Anderson announced his decision to retire from Tests after the first match against West Indies at Lord's in July. Anderson, the highest wicket-taker among pace bowlers in Test cricket, will play his final red-ball game for England in July. Anderson has stated that the series opener against the West Indies at Lord's on July 10-14 will be his 188th and last Test match for England after a career spanning over two decades.

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Watch: Virat Kohli's Usain Bolt-Like Run, Fiery Celebration On DC Star's Dismissal Is Viral

"Demonstrated Their Ability To Deliver When It Counts": IPL-Winning Coach Praises RCB

"We Are In Last Stages Of Intense Training Block": Harmanpreet Singh Ahead Of Paris Olympics

"Huge Hole Will Be Left": Stuart Broad On England Pacer James Anderson's Retirement

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