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David Warner - Ricky Ponting - Rishabh Pant - IPL 2023: To Make Rishabh Pant Part Of Delhi Capitals Team, Ricky Ponting's Unique Idea - sports.ndtv.com - India - Delhi - New Delhi

IPL 2023: To Make Rishabh Pant Part Of Delhi Capitals Team, Ricky Ponting's Unique Idea

Delhi Capitals captain Rishabh Pant is on the road to recovery following his car accident in December last year. Pant, however, will miss the upcoming season of the Indian Premier League (IPL), and in his absence, David Warner will lead the team. During an event in New Delhi, head coach Ricky Ponting said that Pant was the heart and soul of the franchise. He revealed that the players might don Pant's jersey number on their shirts or caps, as a tribute to the star player.

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Afghan Bromand keeps alive her Olympic dream in exile - channelnewsasia.com - Germany - Italy - India - Afghanistan - New Delhi

Afghan Bromand keeps alive her Olympic dream in exile

NEW DELHI : Sadia Bromand is happy to show off her short hair, sports a few tattoos and boxes with the hope of representing her country in the Olympics - not everyone's taste, but all perfectly normal for a modern women of her age.

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Nikhat Zareen - Nikhat Zareen, Lovlina Borgohain, Nitu Ghanghas, Saweety Boora Cruise Into World Championships Finals - sports.ndtv.com - Colombia - Australia - China - India - Kazakhstan - Istanbul - New Delhi

Nikhat Zareen, Lovlina Borgohain, Nitu Ghanghas, Saweety Boora Cruise Into World Championships Finals

On a delightful day for Indian boxers, the quartet of Nikhat Zareen (50kg), Lovlina Borgohain (75kg), Nitu Ghanghas (48kg) and Saweety Boora (81kg) marched into the finals of the Women's World Championships with stellar wins In New Delhi on Thursday. While Nikhat out-punched Rio Olympics bronze medallist Ingrit Valencia of Colombia 5-0, two-time Worlds bronze medallist Lovlina beat Li Qian of China 4-1 to book her maiden appearance in the title round of the prestigious championships.

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Nikhat Zareen - Women's World Boxing Championships: Live Telecast, Live Streaming Details Of Nikhat Zareen, Lovlina Borgohain's Semi-final Bouts - sports.ndtv.com - India - Kazakhstan - New Delhi

Women's World Boxing Championships: Live Telecast, Live Streaming Details Of Nikhat Zareen, Lovlina Borgohain's Semi-final Bouts

India's boxing stars Lovlina Borgohain and Nikhat Zareen will be in action on Thursday at the ongoing Women's World Boxing Championships in New Delhi. Lovlina, Nitu Ghanghas, Nikhat and Saweety Boora have entered the semi-final of the world event to secure themselves of a medal. Nitu will be the first one to play her semi-final game -- against Alua Balkibekova of Kazakhstan, Nikhat will be playing next. The matches of Lovlina and Saweety will start later at night.

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Rohit Sharma - Rohit wants India's IPL players to manage workload ahead of World Cup - channelnewsasia.com - Australia - India - New Delhi - Chennai

Rohit wants India's IPL players to manage workload ahead of World Cup

NEW DELHI : India captain Rohit Sharma said his team mates should consider skipping the occasional match during the Indian Premier League (IPL) to manage their workload ahead of the Cricket World Cup on home soil later this year.

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Nitu, Saweety Cruise Into Semi-finals, Assure India Of Medals At Women's Boxing World Championships - sports.ndtv.com - France - China - Belarus - Japan - India - New Delhi

Nitu, Saweety Cruise Into Semi-finals, Assure India Of Medals At Women's Boxing World Championships

Commonwealth Games champion Nitu Ghanghas (48kg) and the seasoned Saweety Boora (81kg) assured India of two medals at the ongoing Women's Boxing World Championships after reaching the semifinals in New Delhi on Wednesday. The first Indian to take the ring, 22-year-old Nitu notched a second-round RSC (referee stops contest) win over Madoka Wada of Japan in her quarterfinal bout to assure herself and India of at least a bronze medal.

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Nikhat Zareen - Nikhat Zareen, Three Other Indians Enter World Boxing Championships Quarter-finals - sports.ndtv.com - Mexico - Turkey - Uzbekistan - Japan - India - New Delhi - Tajikistan

Nikhat Zareen, Three Other Indians Enter World Boxing Championships Quarter-finals

A "fatigued" Nikhat Zareen continued her winning run to enter the quarterfinals along with three other pugilists, including Commonwealth Games bronze medallist Jaismine Lamboria, at the Women's World Championships in New Delhi on Tuesday. Competing in her first international tournament in 50kg weight class, Nikhat saw off Mexico's Patricia Alvarez Herrera 5-0 to notch up her third win of the tournament. Commonwealth Games champion Nitu Ghanghas (48kg) won her bout with a first round RSC against Sumaiya Qosimova of Tajikistan, while last year's bronze medallist Manisha Moun (57kg) got the better of Nur Elif Turhan of Turkey when the referee ruled in her favour in the third round.

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Nikhat Zareen - Nikhat Zareen, Three Other Indians Enter World Boxing Championships Quarter-finals - sports.ndtv.com - Mexico - Turkey - Uzbekistan - Japan - India - New Delhi - Tajikistan

Nikhat Zareen, Three Other Indians Enter World Boxing Championships Quarter-finals

A "fatigued" Nikhat Zareen continued her winning run to enter the quarterfinals along with three other pugilists, including Commonwealth Games bronze medallist Jaismine Lamboria, at the Women's World Championships in New Delhi on Tuesday. Competing in her first international tournament in 50kg weight class, Nikhat saw off Mexico's Patricia Alvarez Herrera 5-0 to notch up her third win of the tournament. Commonwealth Games champion Nitu Ghanghas (48kg) won her bout with a first round RSC against Sumaiya Qosimova of Tajikistan, while last year's bronze medallist Manisha Moun (57kg) got the better of Nur Elif Turhan of Turkey when the referee ruled in her favour in the third round.

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