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Joe Root - Jos Buttler - England didn't get execution right under pressure at World Cup, says fielding coach Hopkinson - channelnewsasia.com - Netherlands - India - Pakistan

England didn't get execution right under pressure at World Cup, says fielding coach Hopkinson

England have not been able to execute their plans under pressure at the 50-over Cricket World Cup in India, their fielding coach Carl Hopkinson said on Tuesday (Nov 7).

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Graeme Smith - Shakib Al-Hasan - Sachin Tendulkar - Sourav Ganguly - Angelo Mathews - Not Angelo Mathews, Sourav Ganguly Would've Been 1st Timed Out Dismissal, But Then South Africa Great Did This... - Watch - sports.ndtv.com - South Africa - India - Sri Lanka - Bangladesh

Not Angelo Mathews, Sourav Ganguly Would've Been 1st Timed Out Dismissal, But Then South Africa Great Did This... - Watch

Angelo Mathews became part of cricket history on Monday as the former Sri Lanka captain became the first batter in international cricket to be 'timed out'. The incident happened in Delhi during Sri Lanka's match against Bangladesh. After Sadeera Samarawickrama had just lost his wicket, Mathews took his time striding out to the crease and arrived to take strike after the stipulated two-minute mark. Time further passed as he suffered an issue with his helmet strap. Bangladesh skipper Shakib Al Hasan appealed for the time out and the umpires obliged. Gambhir took to X, formerly Twitter to express his views on the entire incident.

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Sunil Chhetri - Sunil Chhetri Admits He's In 'Bonus Period' But Yet To Decide On Retirement - sports.ndtv.com - Qatar - India - Afghanistan - Kuwait

Sunil Chhetri Admits He's In 'Bonus Period' But Yet To Decide On Retirement

By his own admission, Indian football talisman Sunil Chhetri is in the "bonus period" of his illustrious career but he has not set any retirement date. One thing is, however, certain that the 39-year-old Chhetri will not be playing in 2026 when the football World Cup happens. "I'm just happy that I'm here. This is the bonus period, I'm just enjoying it, I don't know when it's going to end. I just want to enjoy it," Chhetri said ahead of India's 2026 World Cup second round qualifiers matches later this month. "Because I'm 39, I don't have long-term targets as far as me being on the pitch is concerned. I think about the next three months, and then the next three months, and then we see how it goes," he was quoted as saying by fifa.com.

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Rohit Sharma - Shreyas Iyer - Mohammed Shami - On Mohammed Shami, Shreyas Iyer 'Repaying Faith', Rohit Sharma's Blunt Admission - sports.ndtv.com - South Africa - India

On Mohammed Shami, Shreyas Iyer 'Repaying Faith', Rohit Sharma's Blunt Admission

From outside, Virat Kohli's record equalling 101 off 121 balls against South Africa on Sunday might look a bit laborious, but Indian captain Rohit Sharma termed the innings as one that suited the conditions and the match situation. Kohli's 49th ODI hundred paved the way for India's 326 for five on a slightly diffident Eden Gardens pitch, which proved way over the par in the end. "If you look at how we have played in the last three games, we have adapted better. Today, we needed Kohli to go out there and play to the situation. We then knew we had to keep it in the right areas (with the ball) and let the pitch do the rest," said Rohit during the post-match presentation.

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Paris Olympics - Indian Women's Hockey Team Reclaims Best-Ever 6th Position In World Rankings - sports.ndtv.com - Germany - Belgium - Netherlands - Italy - Usa - Argentina - Australia - Czech Republic - Japan - New Zealand - India - Chile

Indian Women's Hockey Team Reclaims Best-Ever 6th Position In World Rankings

The Indian women's hockey team has reclaimed its best-ever sixth place ranking in the world following its stupendous show in the just-concluded Asian Champions Trophy and the Hangzhou Asian Games. India are now placed sixth ahead of England with 2368.83 rating points. The Indian women were placed eighth before the Asian Games but the bronze medal at the continental showpiece and the title triumph at Asian Champions Trophy in Ranchi, where they remained unbeaten, has catapulted the side back to its best-ever world ranking, last achieved during the FIH Pro League in June last year.

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Paris Olympics - Pan Usa - Paris Games - India Clubbed Alongside Higher-ranked Germany In Women's Hockey Olympic Qualifier - sports.ndtv.com - Britain - France - Ukraine - Germany - Belgium - Spain - Italy - Usa - Canada - China - Austria - Egypt - Czech Republic - Japan - county Valencia - Ireland - New Zealand - India - Pakistan - Chile - Malaysia

India Clubbed Alongside Higher-ranked Germany In Women's Hockey Olympic Qualifier

The Indian women's hockey team has a tough task at hand as it has been clubbed alongside world No.5 Germany in the FIH Hockey Olympic Qualifiers to be held in Ranchi from January 13 to 19. At No.6, India are the second-best side in the India leg of the Olympic qualifiers with the other teams being New Zealand (9th), Japan (11th), Chile (14th), United States (15th), Italy (19th) and the Czech Republic (25th).

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Pelari dari 21 Negara Bakal Ikut Meriahkan BTN Jakarta Run 2023 - sport.detik.com - Usa - Australia - Ethiopia - India - Iran - Pakistan - Malaysia - Burma - Brunei - county Island - Kenya

Pelari dari 21 Negara Bakal Ikut Meriahkan BTN Jakarta Run 2023

Bank BTN telah menggelar ajang olahraga lari BTN Jakarta Run 2023. Kegiatan ini bukan hanya diikuti oleh para pelari dalam negeri tetapi juga pelari dari mancanegara.

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Narendra Modi - PM Modi Congratulates Indian Hockey Team On Women's Asian Champions Trophy Win - sports.ndtv.com - Japan - India - state Indiana

PM Modi Congratulates Indian Hockey Team On Women's Asian Champions Trophy Win

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday congratulated the Indian women's hockey team on winning the Asian Champions Trophy 2023 beating Japan 4-0 in the final played at Marang Gomke Jaipal Singh Astroturf Hockey Stadium in Ranchi, Jharkhand on Sunday. "India's Nari Shakti excels yet again! Congratulations to our stellar hockey team for clinching the prestigious Gold at the Asian Champions Trophy 2023! Their outstanding display of skill, unwavering passion and relentless determination has indeed filled our hearts with pride. Well done to the champions for elevating the nation's glory on the international stage!" PM Narendra Modi posted on X (Formerly known as Twitter)

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