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Ravichandran Ashwin Slams Fifty, Takes Dindigul Dragons To Maiden TNPL Title

India star Ravichandran Ashwin played a captain's knock as Dindigul Dragons claimed their maiden title in the Tamil Nadu Premier League (TNPL) with a six-wicket victory over Lyca Kovai Kings here on Sunday. Up against defending champions Lyca Kovai Kings in the final, Dindigul Dragons completed a chase of 130 after Ashwin made a 46-ball 52. Ashwin hit a four and three sixes besides stitching a 65-run stand for the third wicket with Baba Indrajith (32 off 35 balls). Having scored 46 runs for the loss of two wickets in the powerplay, the Dindigul middle-order relied on the composed Ashwin to get the got job done with 10 deliveries to spare.

Amit Rohidas Handed One-Match Ban, To Miss Paris Olympics 2024 Hockey Semifinal

Indian men's hockey team player Amit Rohidas was handed an one-match ban after he was shown a red card in the Paris Olympics 2024 quarterfinal match against Great Britain on Sunday. As a result, he will miss India's semifinal encounter on Tuesday. During the second quarter of the match against Great Britain, Rohidas was dribbling in the midfield when his stick hit a rival player and he was shown a red card by the on-field umpire. Although India had to play majority of the match with just 10 men, they ended up clinching the encounter in shootout with PR Sreejesh emerging as their top performer.

Paris Olympics: Indian Sailors Way Beyond Qualification Zones At End Of Day Four

Indian sailors Vishnu Saravanan and Nethra Kumanan ended day four of their campaign at the ongoing Paris Olympics outside the qualification zones in the men's and women's dinghy competitions on Sunday, finishing in 24th and 31st spots respectively after eight races. On day four, Vishnu was in seventh place with seven race points at the end of race seven. However, he slipped to 24th place with 24 race points at the end of the eighth race. At the end of race six on day three, the Asian Games bronze medalist Vishnu was in 13th place with 13 race points. After the fifth race, Saravanan was in 21st place with 21 race points.

After Defeating India, Sri Lanka's Six-Wicket Hero Jeffrey Vandersay Reveals Key Reason Behind Victory

Jeffrey Vandersay was called into Sri Lanka's ODI squad on the eve of the second ODI against India as Wanindu Hasaranga was ruled out due to a hamstring injury. On Sunday, Vandersay made his call-up count by taking a sensational 6-33, which derailed India's chase and gave Sri Lanka a famous 32-run win. “There was assistance on the wicket so I was trying to hit the good areas and do the basics right. This is my first game after some time so I had to bowl in good areas.

Vandersay heroics help Sri Lanka sink India in second ODI

:Sri Lanka leg-spinner Jeffrey Vandersay ripped through India's batting line-up with a maiden one-day international six-wicket haul to guide his side to a 32-run win in the second game of the three-match series in Colombo on Sunday.

Paris Olympics: Hockey India Raises Concerns Over Umpiring In Great Britain Match

In a statement released on Sunday, Hockey India has expressed serious concerns over the quality of umpiring and decision-making in the ongoing Paris 2024 Olympic Games men's hockey tournament. The focal point of their complaint is a contentious match between India and Great Britain, where several officiating inconsistencies potentially influenced the game's outcome were observed. Primarily, Hockey India have taken umbrage to the inconsistent use of video reviews, coaching by Great Britain support staff during the shoot-out and the use of a video tabled by the GBR goalkeeper.

Aug. 4 Olympics schedule: Tennis, golf, gymnastics - ESPN

The 2024 Olympics have crossed the halfway mark. August 4th will bring exciting developments in tennis, golf, and gymnastics, among other events. Will Carlos Alcaraz or Novak Djokovic capture a singles gold medal? Can Suni Lee score another victory on uneven bars? Fans will have to tune in to find out.

Nishant Dev Bows Out Of Olympics 2024 After Quarter-Final Loss In Men's Boxing 71kg

Olympics debutant Nishant Dev (71kg) bowed out of the Paris Games following a heartbreaking defeat to Mexico's Marco Verde Alvarez in the Men's 71kg quarterfinal here on Saturday. The 23-year-old World Boxing Championships bronze medallist Indian lost by a 1-4 split verdict to his second seed Mexican opponent in the quarterfinal at the North Paris Arena. Nishant started well, with four judges ranking him higher after the first round. However, Nishant was unable to hold the momentum, notably beginning to fatigue from the second round onwards, as Verde was able to land more punches.

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Ravichandran Ashwin Slams Fifty, Takes Dindigul Dragons To Maiden TNPL Title

Amit Rohidas Handed One-Match Ban, To Miss Paris Olympics 2024 Hockey Semifinal

Paris Olympics: Indian Sailors Way Beyond Qualification Zones At End Of Day Four

After Defeating India, Sri Lanka's Six-Wicket Hero Jeffrey Vandersay Reveals Key Reason Behind Victory

Vandersay heroics help Sri Lanka sink India in second ODI

Paris Olympics: Hockey India Raises Concerns Over Umpiring In Great Britain Match

Aug. 4 Olympics schedule: Tennis, golf, gymnastics - ESPN

Nishant Dev Bows Out Of Olympics 2024 After Quarter-Final Loss In Men's Boxing 71kg