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Stimac names 38 probables for India's two friendlies in Bahrain, match against Belarus 'on as of now'

Igor Stimac's list of 38 probables named on Friday for the preparatory camp ahead of the two international friendly matches to be played in Manama, Bahrain later this month. Goalkeepers Prabhshukhan Gill and Mohammad Nawaz, defenders Deepak Tangri and Roshan Singh, and midfielders Vikram Partap Singh, VP Suhair, Aniket Jadav and Jerry Mawihmingthanga got their maiden national camp call-up for the matches against Bahrain (March 23) and Belarus (March 26). There is still a cloud of uncertainty whether India will play against Belarus on March 26 as the All India Football Federation had said on Tuesday that it was trying to "avoid" playing against the east European country which had extended support to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Russian, Belarusian Athletes Banned From Winter Paralympics

Russian and Belarusian athletes were on Thursday banned from the Beijing Winter Paralympics over the war in Ukraine, with organisers bowing to international pressure and threats of a boycott. The International Paralympic Committee (IPC) had just a day earlier said athletes from the two countries would be allowed to compete as "neutrals" in the Games, which start on Friday. It said that was the "harshest punishment" the IPC could dish out under its rules.

Russia says IPC ban on athletes 'absolutely politicised' but won't appeal

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Elina Svitolina says Ukrainian flags in crowd inspired her to victory at Monterrey Open

Elina Svitolina says she was inspired to victory in her second-round match at the Monterrey Open thanks to seeing Ukrainian flags in the crowd.

Russian Paralympic team to leave Beijing after opting against lodging an appeal

Russia’s Paralympic team are returning home from Beijing after deciding not to appeal against the decision to ban their athletes from competing.

Russian And Belarus Athletes Banned From Beijing Winter Paralympics

Russian and Belarusian athletes were on Thursday banned from the Beijing Winter Paralympics over the war in Ukraine, with organisers bowing to international pressure and threats of a boycott. The International Paralympic Committee (IPC) had just a day earlier said athletes from the two countries would be allowed to compete as "neutrals" in the Games, which start on Friday. It said that was the "harshest punishment" the IPC could dish out under its rules. But organisers reversed that decision less than 24 hours later, meaning 83 athletes from Russia and Belarus, which hosted troops for Moscow's attack, will now be packing their bags and heading home.

'It's a miracle we're here': Ukraine team arrive in Beijing

BEIJING: Having braved bombs and gunfire, Ukraine's athletes have made it safely to Beijing ahead of the Winter Paralympics that begin on Friday (Mar 4), in what Ukrainian paralympic committee president Valeriy Sushkevych described as a miracle.

Tanni Grey-Thompson ‘would really love’ Ukraine to top medal table in Beijing

Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson has welcomed the decision to ban Russian and Belarusian athletes from the Winter Paralympics and hopes Ukraine will top the medal table in Beijing.

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Stimac names 38 probables for India's two friendlies in Bahrain, match against Belarus 'on as of now'

Russian, Belarusian Athletes Banned From Winter Paralympics

Russia says IPC ban on athletes 'absolutely politicised' but won't appeal

Elina Svitolina says Ukrainian flags in crowd inspired her to victory at Monterrey Open

Russian Paralympic team to leave Beijing after opting against lodging an appeal

Russian And Belarus Athletes Banned From Beijing Winter Paralympics

'It's a miracle we're here': Ukraine team arrive in Beijing

Tanni Grey-Thompson ‘would really love’ Ukraine to top medal table in Beijing