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Pakistan Star Issued Show Cause Notice By PCB For Post Supporting Sacked Babar Azam With 'Virat Kohli' Reference

Pakistan Cricket Board has issued a show cause notice to its centrally contracted player Fakhar Zaman for an alleged breach of the players code of conduct. Fakhar had questioned the decision to exclude Babar Azam from the Pakistan squad for the second and third Test against England in a social media post on Sunday. Fakhar has been asked to submit his reply to the show cause notice by October 21 after the PCB informed him in a notice that he had committed a breach of his contract by criticising the board policies and selection.

SuperGaming Announces Indus International Tournament With INR 2.5 Crore Prize Pool

SuperGaming, India's leading game development studio, has officially unveiled its year-long esports roadmap, the 'Clutch India Movement'. The initiative kicks off with the Indus International Tournament, featuring a massive prize pool of INR 2.5 crore (INR 2,50,00,000), which is the largest esports prize pool for a battle royale game in India. The tournament, set to run from October 2024 to February 2025, will bring together top teams from India and around the globe to compete in a series of four tournament phases.

"Fantastic Thinker": Gautam Gambhir Earns Rich Praise From Australia Star Ahead Of Border Gavaskar Trophy

Australia pacer Mitchell Starc has lauded Gautam Gambhir's tactical acumen, saying the India coach is a fantastic thinker of the game who priortises the team's need and seeks to gain advantage through adjustments in techniques and field placements. As a player, Starc worked with Gambhir, who was Kolkata Knight Riders' team mentor, earlier this year during the Indian Premier League.

Gautam Gambhir Silences Talks Around Virat Kohli's "Hunger" Ahead Of New Zealand Tests

India head coach Gautam Gambhir is not too concerned about the recent lukewarm form of Virat Kohli, insisting that the star batter remains as hungry as he was when he made his debut and should not be judged after every match. Kohli has made only one fifty, a 76 against South Africa at Centurion in December 2023, in his last eight innings, and him regaining his touch is crucial for India against New Zealand in a three-Test rubber starting on Wednesday and during the five-match series against Australia next month.

ISSF World Cup Final: After Paris High, India Look To Continue Momentum At Home

The absence of the Paris Olympic medallists notwithstanding, hosts India will not be short on firepower when they compete in the season-ending World Cup Final, starting from Tuesday, with Rhythm Sangwan headlining a 23-member squad. The Paris Olympics medallists automatically qualify for the tournament, but Manu Bhaker, Sarabjot Singh and Swapnil Kusale, who won the bronze, have opted to skip the event to be staged at the Dr. Karni Singh Range.

"Australia Don't Depend On One Or Two Players": Harmanpreet Kaur's Blunt Take On India's Defeat

Following her side's narrow nine-run loss to Australia in the ICC Women's T20 World Cup, Indian skipper Harmanpreet Kaur said that she and Deepti Sharma failed to punish a few balls from their opponents during their partnership, which ultimately contributed to their loss. A brilliant final over by Annabel Sutherland helped Australia survive a scare from Indian skipper Harmanpreet Kaur as the Women in Blue fell just nine runs short in their run chase of 152 runs in their ICC Women's T20 World Cup match at Sharjah on Sunday.

'Kalyan Chaubey Is Damaging The IOA': Bhaichung Bhutia's Explosive Claim On AIFF President

PT Usha, the president of the Indian Olympic Association (IOA), has recently levelled accusations against All India Football Federation president (AIFF) Kalyan Chaubey for "impersonating as the acting CEO of the IOA" and for issuing an "unauthorised agenda" for Special General Meeting (SGM). In an exclusive telephonic conversation with IANS, former India forward, Bhaichung Bhutia claimed that the credibility of the AIFF has taken a huge hit during Chaubey's tenure and he "feels sorry" for the IOA and its president.

"We Could Have Scored Another": Farukh Choudhary After 1-1 Draw Against Vietnam

Returning to action after three years, midfielder Farukh Choudhary feels they could have scored another goal as India had to settle for a 1-1 draw against hosts Vietnam in an international friendly in Nam Dinh. Manolo Marquez's selection of Farukh had raised eyebrows but the midfielder, who was sidelined for three years, struck a second-half goal to level things for India after Vi Hao Bui had given the hosts a 38th minute lead. "Personally, I feel great. I've not been a part of the national team for a long time, but this is where I wanted to be. I worked hard at my clubs and I knew in my heart that I deserved to be here," Farukh said.

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Pakistan Star Issued Show Cause Notice By PCB For Post Supporting Sacked Babar Azam With 'Virat Kohli' Reference

SuperGaming Announces Indus International Tournament With INR 2.5 Crore Prize Pool

"Fantastic Thinker": Gautam Gambhir Earns Rich Praise From Australia Star Ahead Of Border Gavaskar Trophy

Gautam Gambhir Silences Talks Around Virat Kohli's "Hunger" Ahead Of New Zealand Tests

ISSF World Cup Final: After Paris High, India Look To Continue Momentum At Home

"Australia Don't Depend On One Or Two Players": Harmanpreet Kaur's Blunt Take On India's Defeat

'Kalyan Chaubey Is Damaging The IOA': Bhaichung Bhutia's Explosive Claim On AIFF President

"We Could Have Scored Another": Farukh Choudhary After 1-1 Draw Against Vietnam