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Morne Morkel, Unhappy With Hardik Pandya's Bowling, Has Intense Chat In Nets: Report

India's newly appointed bowling Morne Morkel had some tricky tasks to deal with ahead of the start of the T20I series against Bangladesh. Team India players, part of the Bangladesh T20I roster, had their first nets session ahead of the series opener, with all-rounder Hardik Pandya practicing his bowling. However, Morkel was said to be unhappy with Hardik's approach with the ball, and the two had a long discussion on the corrections that needed to be made. As per a report, Hardik was bowling too close to the stumps and Morkel wasn't happy about it.

India Trio Wins Men's Team Gold In Junior Shooting World Championship, India Stay Top Of Medal Tally

The trio of Mukesh Nelavalli, Raajwardan Patil, and Harsimar Singh Rattha secured victory in the men's 25m rapid-fire pistol team competition, marking India's 11th gold medal at the ongoing ISSF Junior World Championship here. This triumph also brought Mukesh his fourth gold of the championship, including an individual gold in the 25m pistol event. India remained at the top of the medal tally with a total of 16 medals which included one silver and four bronze. China are in second place with three gold and one silver.

Delhi Capitals Co-Owner Hints At 6 Players Team Will Retain, No Place For Australia Great

Delhi Capitals co-owner Parth Jindal has given a massive update about the team's retentions. He said that DC captain Rishabh Pant "will definitely be retained". Notably, the Board of Control for Cricket in India recently announced the rules ahead of the auction that is expected to take place in November this year. A franchise could retain a maximum of 6 players with Right-To-Match option included in it. The reported deadline for the franchises to submit their list of retentions is October 31.

Watch: India Players Tear Up As Families Send Them Heartwarming Messages Ahead Of Women's T20 World Cup

As Team India prepare to begin their Women's T20 World Cup 2024 campaign against New Zealand, members of the squad were given a welcome surprise. In a video posted by 'Team India' on Instagram, the players were surprised by a special video message from family members on the eve of the tournament's start. From captain Harmanpreet Kaur to coach Amol Muzumdar, a wholesome message from the family members cheered everyone up. India will be aiming to win the Women's T20 World Cup for the first-time ever in 2024.

"No Tantrums": Ramiz Raja Names India Star Who 'Hasn't Been Celebrated As Much'

Former Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) president Ramiz Raja said that Indian veteran Ravichandran Ashwin has not been celebrated enough as an all-rounder, calling him a "no-nonsense cricketer". Ramiz's remarks come after the all-rounder's fine performance during the two-match series against Bangladesh at home. He was given the 'Player of the Series' award for scoring 114 runs, including a counter-attacking century in the first Test at his home in Chennai and taking 11 wickets.

Draft Sports Policy Released For Public Consultation: Mansukh Mandaviya

Sports Minister Mansukh Mandaviya on Thursday said that a Draft Sports Policy, aimed at "modernizing and updating" the current framework in line with India's evolving sporting landscape, has been released for public consultation. Mandaviya informed that the draft has been released on the ministry's website and added that the stakeholders, including the governments of states and union territories, as well as the general public, are invited to submit their feedback.

Prohibitory Orders Imposed In Gwalior Ahead Of India vs Bangladesh 1st T20I On Sunday

Days before a T20I cricket match between India and Bangladesh in Gwalior, the district magistrate has clamped prohibitory orders, banning protests and circulation of inflammatory material, especially on social media, to maintain peace and ensure an incident-free match, officials have said. The orders will be in force till October 7 and come in the wake of a ‘Gwalior bandh' call given by the Hindu Mahasabha on the match day (Oct 6) and protests by other organisations.

Sarfaraz Khan Fulfills Promise Made To Family After Brother Musheer's Accident

Run-machine Sarfaraz Khan had made a promise to his Mumbai teammates and his family after his younger brother Musheer was ruled out of the Irani Cup match against Rest of India, following a road accident: score a double hundred. Known to amass big scores, Sarfaraz kept his word with a magnificent knock of 222 to guide Mumbai to a mammoth 537 all out on the third day of their match, even as Musheer was recovering from the accident he suffered while travelling to the city for the game along with his father Naushad Khan.

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Morne Morkel, Unhappy With Hardik Pandya's Bowling, Has Intense Chat In Nets: Report

India Trio Wins Men's Team Gold In Junior Shooting World Championship, India Stay Top Of Medal Tally

Delhi Capitals Co-Owner Hints At 6 Players Team Will Retain, No Place For Australia Great

Watch: India Players Tear Up As Families Send Them Heartwarming Messages Ahead Of Women's T20 World Cup

"No Tantrums": Ramiz Raja Names India Star Who 'Hasn't Been Celebrated As Much'

Draft Sports Policy Released For Public Consultation: Mansukh Mandaviya

Prohibitory Orders Imposed In Gwalior Ahead Of India vs Bangladesh 1st T20I On Sunday

Sarfaraz Khan Fulfills Promise Made To Family After Brother Musheer's Accident