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Hardik Pandya Shares New Images After Renewing Wedding Vows With Natasa Stankovic. See Pics

Hardik Pandya seems to be getting into a habit of breaking the internet with his social media posts. On Valentine's Day, the star India all-rounder posted images after renewing his wedding vows with wife Natasa Stankovic. The social media post went viral. "We celebrated Valentine's Day on this island of love by renewing the vows we took three years ago. We are truly blessed to have our family and friends with us to celebrate our love," Hardik Pandya wrote in an Instagram post. Notably, Hardik and Natasa got engaged on January 1, 2020, on a cruise before tying the knot during the COVID-19 lockdown. Later that year, the pair was blessed with a baby boy, named Agastya.

Experienced Kapp relishing St George's homecoming: 'We know what we have to do'

All-rounder Marizanne Kapp is looking forward to playing in front of her home crowd for the first time as South Africa hosts Australia in Gqeberha on Saturday.

My son is 15 and already working hard to get a chance in IPL: Virender Sehwag

IPL with his dazzling strokeplay, and now, Virender Sehwag's son Aryavir Sehwag, a budding cricketer who found a place in the Delhi Under-16 squad last season, too is itching to play in the high-profile T20 tournament."The IPL has benefited young talent the most. Earlier, nobody got noticed from Ranji Trophy performances and hence couldn’t make it to the Indian team.

Sports Ministry approves financial assistance for judokas, shuttlers and fencers

During the two-day meeting which ended on Thursday, the Mission Olympic Cell (MOC) members along with representatives of the Sports Authority of India (SAI) and various National Federations also discussed their roadmap for the upcoming Asian Games and the year leading to the Paris Olympics.While 10 Judokas, which includes 3 TOPS Development and 7 NCOE athletes would be training for 21 days in Uzbekistan and Georgia, they will also compete in 3 Grand Slam events in Uzbekistan, Georgia, and Turkey during this period.The players' participation fees, airfare, lodging/boarding, medical insurance cost, local travel, and food costs among other expenditures would be borne by Sports Authority of India (SAI).

Jasprit Bumrah needs to put less pressure on the body to avoid injury: Alan Mullally

To remain injury free, Bumrah has got a piece of advice from one of England's most talented pacers Alan Mullally, who shares his views on how the India pacer can prevent his injury.The 6 feet 5-inch-tall pacer, now settled in Perth gives a masterclass on swing bowling, reckons Bumrah needs to put less pressure on the body at the moment and lengthen his run up a little. "Maybe he could lengthen his run up a little. He is putting too much pressure on the body at the moment. He needs to be at optimal speed when he is at the crease. Build up speed and get the job done. But if he jogs like he does he is putting a lot of pressure on his body and that may be causing too many injuries, " said Allan Mullally on Backstage with Boria show.

IBA hits out at 'political games' by boycotting nations

Amateur boxing's Russian-led governing body denounced a U.S.-driven boycott of its world championships as 'political games' on Thursday and said plenty of boxers from the countries involved were keen to take part.

PCB mulling India matches in UAE on possible solution to Asia Cup logjam: Sources

BCCI and Pakistan Cricket Board over the hosting rights of the Asia Cup 2023 seems to have found a solution with PCB considering offering India to play their matches in UAE in place of Pakistan, according to the sources.If sources in the board are to be believed, PCB will remain the host and India can play their games in UAE where some games will be held.The final can also be held in UAE if India qualifies for it, according to a PCB source.The Asia Cup was initially allotted to Pakistan and was scheduled in September this year but BCCI secretary Jay Shah, who is also the ACC chairman, had announced last October that India will not travel to Pakistan due to the tense political relations between the two countries.

Barmer Teenager, Who Impressed Sachin Tendulkar With Her Batting, Idolises This India Star

Mumal Mehr, a 14-year-old girl from a small village near Barmer, Rajasthan, has taken social media by storm. A video of the teenager batting fabulously with a wide range of shots has been widely shared on social media. Even the great Sachin Tendulkar impressed and shared the video from his Twitter account with a special caption: "Kal hi toh auction hua.. aur aaj match bhi shuru? Kya baat hai. (Yesterday there was the Women's Premier League auction and match has already started. Impressive) Really enjoyed your batting. #CricketTwitter #WPL @wplt20," he tweeted.

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Hardik Pandya Shares New Images After Renewing Wedding Vows With Natasa Stankovic. See Pics

Experienced Kapp relishing St George's homecoming: 'We know what we have to do'

My son is 15 and already working hard to get a chance in IPL: Virender Sehwag

Sports Ministry approves financial assistance for judokas, shuttlers and fencers

Jasprit Bumrah needs to put less pressure on the body to avoid injury: Alan Mullally

IBA hits out at 'political games' by boycotting nations

PCB mulling India matches in UAE on possible solution to Asia Cup logjam: Sources

Barmer Teenager, Who Impressed Sachin Tendulkar With Her Batting, Idolises This India Star