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Vinesh Phogat Accuses Wrestling Oversight Committee Member Of Leaking 'Sensitive Information' Amid #MeToo Investigation

The Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) vs Wrestlers saga is showing no signs of an end. Despite a probe committee being formed to investigate the accusations of 'sexual harassment' against Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh, there hasn't been any development on the matter. In fact, now Vinesh Phogat, one of the wrestlers demanding the removal of Brij Bhushan from the wrestling body, has claimed that a member of the probe committee is leaking 'sensitive information' to the press. Phogat has demanded strict action be taken against the person.

Jyoti Tops Once Again, But Still Job Is a Dream...Three Get Tickets For Asiad

It was a deja vu moment for the defending champion, 37-year-old, Jyoti Shankarrao Gawate at the New Delhi Marathon again. She clocked 2:53:04 to win gold this time.She was beaming with joy because of the cheque of 1.5 lakh INR. She has already made plans for the 1.5 lakh INR.She says, "This is a big amount for me. I have to spend this money on the diet and travel for the next marathon, besides other daily expenses." She adds, "I don't have any job, and now I have very little hope that I will secure a job through my performances in Marathon."

'What a race!': Joy and sadness as drivers and teams reflect on successful CT e-Prix

The Formula E Cape Town e-Prix was a monumental success, as well as being the scene of Antonio Felix da Costa's first win since joining Tag Heuer Porsche before the current season.

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz Visits Cricket Stadium In Bengaluru, Spends Time With RCB Players

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz on Sunday visited the M Chinnaswamy cricket stadium here and interacted with men and women players of the Royal Challengers Bengaluru team. Scholz spoke to the officials of the Karnataka State Cricket Association (KSCA), RCB men and women team members for about 15 minutes. The Chancellor understands that cricket is India's number one passion when it comes to sports, a German Embassy official said. "In Germany, cricket is not as popular. Although more than 200,000 Indians in Germany are popularising the sport there," he said. So, Scholz wanted to acclimatise himself about the sport and what cricket means to India, the official added.

Watch: KL Rahul Visits Mahakaleshwar Temple With Wife Athiya Shetty Ahead of Indore Test

It has not been a good couple of months for KL Rahul who has been struggling for form. In the first two Test matches against Australia, the right-handed batsman failed to score big and since then, several ex-cricketers and experts have been asking for Shubman Gill to replace him as the opening partner of skipper Rohit Sharma. In the three innings that Rahul has played till now, he has not gone past the 25 run-mark even once. On Sunday, he visited Ujjain's well-known Mahakaleshwar Temple along with his wife Athiya Shetty. In a video which was released on social media, the two of them could be seen offering prayers in the temple along with other devotees in the temple who is quite famous in India.

Marcel Siem claims victory at the Hero Indian Open

Marcel Siem ended his long wait for a fifth DP World Tour victory as he won the Hero Indian Open by a single shot.

"Awfully Inconsistent, Irrational": Australia Great Lays Into Pat Cummins' Team

Former Australia captain Ian Chappell believes sweeping is the not only way to survive against spinners on Indian pitches, instead, a batter needs to have good footwork to thrive against tweakers in sub-continent conditions. Australia's predetermined sweep ploy to tackle Indian spinners failed miserably as the hosts have won the first two Tests to retain the Border-Gavaskar Trophy with two more matches left in the series. "Sweeping regularly is not the answer to playing good spin bowling, and anyone who says so is talking through his hat," Chappell wrote in his column for ESPNcricinfo.com.

Ian Chappell Slams Australian Sweep Ploy, Says Need To Have Good Footwork

Former Australia captain Ian Chappell believes sweeping is the not only way to survive against spinners on Indian pitches, instead a batter needs to have good footwork to thrive against tweakers in sub-continent conditions. Australia's predetermined sweep ploy to tackle Indian spinners failed miserably as the hosts have won the first two Tests to retain the Border-Gavaskar Trophy with two more matches left in the series.

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Vinesh Phogat Accuses Wrestling Oversight Committee Member Of Leaking 'Sensitive Information' Amid #MeToo Investigation

Jyoti Tops Once Again, But Still Job Is a Dream...Three Get Tickets For Asiad

'What a race!': Joy and sadness as drivers and teams reflect on successful CT e-Prix

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz Visits Cricket Stadium In Bengaluru, Spends Time With RCB Players

Watch: KL Rahul Visits Mahakaleshwar Temple With Wife Athiya Shetty Ahead of Indore Test

Marcel Siem claims victory at the Hero Indian Open

"Awfully Inconsistent, Irrational": Australia Great Lays Into Pat Cummins' Team

Ian Chappell Slams Australian Sweep Ploy, Says Need To Have Good Footwork