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India vs New Zealand Live Streaming 2nd Test Live Telecast: When And Where To Watch

India vs New Zealand Live Streaming 2nd Test Live Telecast: Under-pressure India face New Zealand in the second Test of the three-match series at Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium, Pune. The game kicks off on Thursday, October 24. The Rohit Sharma-led side was surprised by the Blackcaps in the first game as they faced an embarrassing 46 all out in the first innings and went on to lose the game by 8 wickets at M Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bengaluru. To keep their World Test Championship final hopes strong, India need to win the remaining two matches of the series as they have a tough tour of Australia coming next.

"Do Some Homework": Shreyas Iyer Loses Cool At Fake News On Internet

Shreyas Iyer looks set to miss Mumbai's next Ranji Trophy match against Tripura but the reason behind his absence is widely misreported. After a report claimed that the middle-order batter will not feature against Tripura due to a shoulder injury, chatter around the subject started on social media. Iyer, however, wasn't pleased to see fake news being spread on the internet and decided take the matter in his own hands. Seeing Iyer bust the myth over his absence from Mumbai's Ranji Trophy match, even an apology was issued.

Revenge On Their Mind As India Take On Germany In Bilateral Hockey Series

Harmanpreet Singh's Indian hockey team will have to attend to some unfinished business from the Paris Olympic Games when they take on reigning World Cup winner Germany in a two-match bilateral series at the iconic Major Dhyan Chand National Stadium. Germany had defeated India in a semifinal match in the Paris Olympics. India then defeated Spain in the third-place match to claim the bronze medal while Germany lost to the Netherlands in the final and had to settle for the silver medal.

"We Were Not Fluid Up Front": India Coach Craig Fulton On Loss To Germany

In a game in which India had generated seven penalty corners and one penalty stroke, the side's inefficient finishing saw them lose 0-2 to Germany at the Major Dhyan Chand Stadium. Head coach Craig Fulton believes the side did play well but the missed chances 'came back to burn' the home side. "We were not fluid up front. We created enough chances, so that was good, we created enough penalty corners, but if you do not take your chances then it comes back and burns you and it was not to be upfront on Wednesday and hopefully, we will get a result tomorrow," said Fulton after the match.

Man United co-owners the Glazers 'make £650m takeover decision' as new Raine Group chance emerges

Manchester United co-owners the Glazer family, excluding Joel, are reportedly interested in purchasing shares in the cricket league The Hundred.

"Unfortunate Decision": Harmanpreet Singh On Hockey's Exclusion From CWG 2026

Indian men's hockey team captain Harmanpreet Singh called the decision to exclude hockey from the 2026 Commonwealth Games as 'unfortunate' and revealed that his side was targeting gold in the tournament. On the eve of taking reigning world champion Germany in a bilateral series at Major Dhyan Chand Stadium here, Indian men's team head coach Craig Fulton and Harmanpreet were addressing a pre-match press conference when they got to know about the development.

India Lose 0-2 To Germany In First Hockey Test

Olympic bronze-medallists India wasted chances galore to lose 0-2 to world champions Germany in the first hockey Test of the two-match series in New Delhi on Wednesday. Germany, who are reigning Olympic silver-medallists, fielded a young team for the series. It lived up to the expectations, at least in the first match, with Henrik Mertgens (4th minute) and skipper Lukas Windfeder (30th minute) scoring the winning goals. There was great excitement surrounding the series as international hockey was returning to the national capital for the first time after 2014. The Major Dhyan Chand Stadium witnessed a good turnout but the fans had to return disappointed as home team's ever-reliable skipper and star drag-flicker Harmanpreet Singh endured a rare off day.

PT Usha Breaks Silence On Commonwealth Games Dropping Badminton, Hockey For 2026

Indian Olympic Association president PT Usha feels the axing of medal-yielding sports such as wrestling, hockey and badminton from the 2026 Glasgow Commonwealth Games programme is "disappointing" for the country but the approach to reduce cost would ensure that the event continues to find hosts in future. The 23rd edition of the Games is scheduled to take place from July 23 to August 2, marking the Scottish capital's return as host after 12 years. Most of the National Sports Federations have been critical of Glasgow's decision to exclude hockey, badminton, wrestling, cricket, shooting, TT, and squash from the roster and have even questioned the relevance of the Games after this move.

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India vs New Zealand Live Streaming 2nd Test Live Telecast: When And Where To Watch

"Do Some Homework": Shreyas Iyer Loses Cool At Fake News On Internet

Revenge On Their Mind As India Take On Germany In Bilateral Hockey Series

"We Were Not Fluid Up Front": India Coach Craig Fulton On Loss To Germany

Man United co-owners the Glazers 'make £650m takeover decision' as new Raine Group chance emerges

"Unfortunate Decision": Harmanpreet Singh On Hockey's Exclusion From CWG 2026

India Lose 0-2 To Germany In First Hockey Test

PT Usha Breaks Silence On Commonwealth Games Dropping Badminton, Hockey For 2026