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New Zealand vs Pakistan, Tri-Series 4th T20I: When And Where To Watch Live Telecast, Live Streaming

New Zealand and Pakistan square off in the 4th T20I of the ongoing tri-series that has Bangladesh as the third team. Babar Azam-led Pakistan are at the top spot in the table after playing two games and winning as many. They have 4 points in their kitty and a net run rate of +0.918. On the other hand, New Zealand have two points after beating Bangladesh in the third game of the tri-series. When New Zealand faced Pakistan in the first round, they had suffered a 6-wicket loss.

Supreme Court Approves Timeline For Polls To IOA Executive Council

The Supreme Court on Monday approved the timeline for amendment of the draft constitution of the Indian Olympic Association (IOA) and its elections, as agreed in the meeting with the International Olympic Committee in Lausanne, Switzerland on September 27. A bench of Justices DY Chandrachud and Hima Kohli said former apex court judge LN Rao will be at liberty to take an "untrammelled holistic perspective" of the matter while drafting the amendments to the IOA constitution subject to the caveat that it is necessary to ensure the draft amendment has the approval and concurrence of the IOC so as to obviate any complication in the future.

Suryakumar Shines As India Beat Western Australia In 1st Practice Game Ahead Of T20 World Cup

Suryakumar Yadav continued his good form as the Indian team had a fine outing against Western Australia Cricket Association XI, beating the hosts by 13 runs in its first practice game ahead of the T20 World Cup in Perth on Monday. The Indian team, which has been training at the WACA for the past three days, wanted to get used to the pace and bounce of the track as the visitors scored 158 for six in their stipulated 20 overs. In reply, WACA XI managed only 145 in their 20 overs.

India Open FIFA Women's U-17 World Campaign Against USA

One of the least fancied sides in the tournament, India will begin as clear underdogs in their FIFA Women's Under-17 World Cup opening match against the mighty USA in Bhubaneswar on Tuesday. India had booked an automatic berth in the age-group showpiece as hosts and they are one of the three debutants in the tournament along with fellow Group A side Morocco and Tanzania (Group D). Head coach Thomas Dennerby had said that the hosts will be a tough side to score against and taking a point from the formidable USA at the Kalinga Stadium on Tuesday can be a big achievement for India.

IND vs SA 3rd ODI: Openers In Focus As India Look To Seal Series Against South Africa

The second-string Indian team would look for some stability from its openers as the hosts aim to punch above their weight and seal a memorable series victory against South Africa in the third and final ODI in New Delhi on Tuesday. After going down narrowly in the series-opener, the might of the Indian white-ball depth was in full display as the hosts won the second ODI comfortably to level the three-match series 1-1. But the Indian think tank would be a little concerned about the opening pair of captain Shikhar Dhawan and young Shubhman Gill.

FIFA women's U-17 World Cup: India coach Dennerby hopes to score first and put pressure on USA

FIFA women's U-17 World Cup here on Tuesday. Dennerby has earlier said that Indian defence has improved in recent times and his side will be difficult to score against. "It will be tough to score against us.

Bigger boundaries in Australia gives bowlers license to attack: Ravichandran Ashwin

Ravichandran Ashwin feels the bigger boundaries in Australia will give the bowlers liberty to attack unlike smaller Indian grounds where one is forced to employ defensive tactics. India will be based in Perth for a week before they move to Brisbane for the ICC warm-up games ahead of the World Cup opener against Pakistan in Melbourne on October 23. Ashwin, who did not bowl in India's first warm up game against Western Australia on Monday, had also seen the England-Australia game here on Sunday alongside some of his teammates.

R Ashwin Responds To Ramiz Raja's Statement Saying India Has Started To 'Respect' Pakistan

Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chief Ramiz Raja recently made a strong statement about the cricketing equation between India and Pakistan. Ramiz stressed how the Indian team has started to 'respect' Pakistan as an opponent now while also terming Rohit Sharma's men as a "billion-dollar side". When India stalwart Ravichandran Ashwin was informed about Ramiz's comments, he gave an apt response. Ashwin, in a press conference from Australia on Monday, said that he wasn't aware of the comments from Ramiz until he was just informed.

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New Zealand vs Pakistan, Tri-Series 4th T20I: When And Where To Watch Live Telecast, Live Streaming

Supreme Court Approves Timeline For Polls To IOA Executive Council

Suryakumar Shines As India Beat Western Australia In 1st Practice Game Ahead Of T20 World Cup

India Open FIFA Women's U-17 World Campaign Against USA

IND vs SA 3rd ODI: Openers In Focus As India Look To Seal Series Against South Africa

FIFA women's U-17 World Cup: India coach Dennerby hopes to score first and put pressure on USA

Bigger boundaries in Australia gives bowlers license to attack: Ravichandran Ashwin

R Ashwin Responds To Ramiz Raja's Statement Saying India Has Started To 'Respect' Pakistan