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Hardik Singh To Lead UP Rudras In Upcoming Hockey India League

Star India midfielder Hardik Singh was on Sunday named captain of the UP Rudras for the upcoming season of Hockey India League (HIL). The Lucknow franchise, owned by Yadu Sports, have assembled a strong squad that also features young sensation Priyobarta Talem, Gurjot Singh along with some of the stalwarts of India and international hockey, including Lalit Kumar Upadhyay, Simranjeet Singh, Lars Balk, and Kane Russel. "A true leader on and off the pitch, on behalf of the entire Yadu Sports family, I would like to congratulate Hardik on being announced as the team captain. I had a chance to meet Paul, Thomas, and Cedric at the auctions," said Mr. Madhavkrishna Singhania, Co-Founder, Yadu Sports.

David Harte in the right place ahead of his Indian winter

The run up to Christmas and New Year's is always a hectic time but for Ireland men's national team hockey goalkeeper David Harte, this Yuletide will be especially busy.

Latham rues small margins, dropped catches after Christchurch thumping

New Zealand captain Tom Latham thought the first test against England was closer than the scoreline suggested after his team lost by eight wickets in Christchurch on Sunday to slump to a third straight home loss.

"Purse Of Rs 13 Crore...": Deepak Chahar's Honest Take On CSK's Failure To Buy Him In Auction

The Indian Premier League (IPL) auction dynamics make it difficult for anyone to predict a player's destination. Deepak Chahar, a key player for Chennai Super Kings over the years, was at the center of an intense bidding war between Chennai Super Kings and Mumbai Indians before eventually being signed by the Hardik Pandya-led franchise. Chahar was with CSK from 2018 and wanted to continue his journey with the franchise, but the auction brought a twist to the tale. Despite CSK's failure to bring him back, Chahar had no complaints from the franchise.

Prime Minister's XI vs India LIVE Score, Warm-Up Match Day 2: India Focus On Batting Combination

India vs Prime Minister's XI, Warm-up Match Day 2 Live Updates: India skipper Rohit Sharma won the toss and opted to bowl against Australia's Prime Minister's XI in the warm-up match. After rain played spoilsport on the opening day, the two-day warm-up match between India and Prime Minister's XI in Canberra has been turned into a 50-overs-a-side contest for the final day.

"Cricket Should Win": PCB Softens Tone On India-Pakistan Champions Trophy Row

Backing down from its boycott threat, the Pakistan Cricket Board has told the ICC that it is willing to accept the 'Hybrid' model for hosting next year's Champions Trophy provided the world body allows the same arrangement for events to be held in India till 2031. What was divulged by a PCB source in Karachi was all but confirmed by its chief Mohsin Naqvi in Dubai hours later. The tournament is scheduled to be held in February-March and India have refused to travel to Pakistan citing security concerns. "I don't want to comment too much because that can ruin things. We have given our point of view (to the ICC), the Indians have also given theirs. The effort is to ensure a win-win for all," Naqvi told reporters. "Cricket should win, that's most important but with respect for all. We are going to do what's best for cricket. Whichever formula we go for, it would be on equal terms," he added.

Hardik Pandya Thanks Childhood Selector For Rs 400 Fee - Video Goes Viral

An adorable video of Hardik Pandya is going viral on social media. In the clip that has surfaced online, Hardik is in a video call with a local cricket selector from his childhood. The India all-rounder could be seen thanking the selector for providing him match fee of Rs 400 during the formation of his career. Hardik, who bats right-handed and bowls right-arm medium pace, entered the cricketing arena from a humble background. He had to deal with financial struggles before his talent and hard work hogged limelight. Hardik made his IPL debut in 2015 and in less than a month, he played his maiden India game.

Sunil Gavaskar Predicts 3 Changes In India XI For Pink-Ball Test: "KL Rahul To Bat At..."

Former India captain Sunil Gavaskar has predicted the team's playing XI for the Pink-Ball Test against Australia, starting December 6 in Adelaide. The visitors, who lead 1-0 in the five-match series, are likely to welcome captain Rohit Sharma and star batter Shubman Gill back into the side for the game at the Adelaide Oval. While Rohit missed the first Test due to the birth of his second child, Gill picked up a thumb injury during India's intra-squad practice match at the WACA Ground.

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Hardik Singh To Lead UP Rudras In Upcoming Hockey India League

David Harte in the right place ahead of his Indian winter

Latham rues small margins, dropped catches after Christchurch thumping

"Purse Of Rs 13 Crore...": Deepak Chahar's Honest Take On CSK's Failure To Buy Him In Auction

Prime Minister's XI vs India LIVE Score, Warm-Up Match Day 2: India Focus On Batting Combination

"Cricket Should Win": PCB Softens Tone On India-Pakistan Champions Trophy Row

Hardik Pandya Thanks Childhood Selector For Rs 400 Fee - Video Goes Viral

Sunil Gavaskar Predicts 3 Changes In India XI For Pink-Ball Test: "KL Rahul To Bat At..."