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SAFF U19 Championship 2025 Draw Done, India To Face Nepal, Sri Lanka In Group B - sports.ndtv.com - India - Sri Lanka - Bangladesh - Pakistan - Nepal - Maldives - Bhutan

SAFF U19 Championship 2025 Draw Done, India To Face Nepal, Sri Lanka In Group B

Hosts India were drawn alongside Nepal and Sri Lanka in Group B of the SAFF U19 Championship 2025 in the draw conducted in Kathmandu on Tuesday. The Golden Jubilee Stadium in Yupia, Arunachal Pradesh, will host the third edition of the regional U19 men's tournament from May 9 to 18, 2025. The venue had also hosted the Santosh Trophy final round last year. Maldives, Bhutan and Bangladesh were drawn in Group A. For the draw, the teams were seeded in three pots based on the latest FIFA men's rankings as of December 2024. The top two teams from each group will qualify for the semi-finals that will be played on May 16. The final will take place on May 18.

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Carlos Alcaraz - Grigor Dimitrov - Canada's Shapovalov falls to Alcaraz in straight sets at Paribas Open in Indian Wells - cbc.ca - France - Spain - Australia - Canada - India - state California - county Dallas - county Hill - Bulgaria - county Walton

Canada's Shapovalov falls to Alcaraz in straight sets at Paribas Open in Indian Wells

Carlos Alcaraz of Spain, who at just 21 years of age has four Grand Slam singles titles on his impressive resume, knocked off Canadian Denis Shapovalov 6-2, 6-4 at the BNP Paribas Open on Monday night in Indian Wells, Calif.

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Jonatan Christie - Chirag Shetty - Tanisha Crasto - All England Open: PV Sindhu, Satwiksairaj Rankireddy-Chirag Shetty To Lead Indian Challenge - sports.ndtv.com - Indonesia - India

All England Open: PV Sindhu, Satwiksairaj Rankireddy-Chirag Shetty To Lead Indian Challenge

Two-time Olympic medalist PV Sindhu will be leading India's charge at the 2025 All England Open badminton competition, starting in Birmingham from Tuesday onwards. The currently 15th-ranked Sindhu will be returning to the court for the first time since January's Indonesia Masters tournament, as per Olympics.com. World number 28 Malvika Bansod is India's other challenger in the women's singles competition. Coming to the men's competition, the world number 10 Lakshya Sen is the top-ranked Indian shuttler in the tournament. He could play against the world number 30th HS Prannoy in the quarterfinals given both of them qualify for that stage.

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India Badminton Star HS Prannoy Knocked Out Of All England Championships In 1st Round - sports.ndtv.com - France - India

India Badminton Star HS Prannoy Knocked Out Of All England Championships In 1st Round

India's HS Prannoy bowed out of the All England Championships on Tuesday, suffering a straight-game defeat to France's Toma Junior Popov in the men's singles opening round. On a comeback trail, Prannoy, a bronze medallist at the 2023 World Championships and Asian Games, fought for 53 minutes before going down 19-21, 16-21 to Popov, who is currently ranked 17th in the world. The 32-year-old, ranked 29th, had his chances in the opening game, leading 6-1 and 15-12, but faltered in the face of the relentless pressure of Popov, who turned the game around from 16-18 to 19-18 before taking the lead.

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Rohit Sharma - Jay Shah - Roger Binny - Devajit Saikia - Controversy Over Champions Trophy 2025 Ceremony Continues As PCB Take Massive Step - sports.ndtv.com - New Zealand - India - Pakistan

Controversy Over Champions Trophy 2025 Ceremony Continues As PCB Take Massive Step

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is still waiting for a "formal clarification" from the ICC on the issue of not have their representative on stage for the closing ceremony of the Champions Trophy in Dubai. India beat New Zealand by four wickets in the title clash on Sunday to win the tournament for the third time. "We have filed a formal complaint with the ICC as what happened is unacceptable to us," a PCB official said on Tuesday. The controversy erupted when Sumair Ahmed, who is the chief operating officer of the PCB and was also the tournament director of the Champions Trophy, was not invited on stage for the final presentation.

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Brij Bhushan - Mansukh Mandaviya - "Not Revoking WFI Suspension Would've Been Injustice To Wrestlers": Sports Minister Mansukh Mandaviya - sports.ndtv.com - India

"Not Revoking WFI Suspension Would've Been Injustice To Wrestlers": Sports Minister Mansukh Mandaviya

Sports Minister Mansukh Mandaviya, on Tuesday, emphasized that revoking Wrestling Federation of India (WFI)'s suspension was essential to allow Indian grapplers' participation in upcoming tournaments, failing which would have been an "injustice" to the athletes. The Ministry has lifted the suspension on the WFI, bringing an end to the months of uncertainty and paving the way for the resumption of activities, including selection trials for the upcoming Asian Championship in Amman. "According to the High Court order, it was necessary to recognize WFI so that we can send our wrestlers for the Asian Championship and World Championship. Otherwise, it would have been an injustice to the future of our country's wrestlers," Mandaviya told reporters.

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Rohit Sharma - Sunil Gavaskar - Sunil Gavaskar Ends Champions Trophy 2025 'Unfair Advantage' Talks, Says "England Didn't Win..." - sports.ndtv.com - New Zealand - India - Pakistan

Sunil Gavaskar Ends Champions Trophy 2025 'Unfair Advantage' Talks, Says "England Didn't Win..."

Legendary Indian cricket team batter Sunil Gavaskar ended the debate over India enjoying any kind of 'unfair advantage' during their Champions Trophy 2025 campaign. India played all of their matches - including the final - in Dubai after their government decided to not send the national side to Pakistan due to political tensions. As a result, several ex-cricketers as well as current players pointed out that it was a huge advantage for Rohit Sharma and Co as they were aware of their fixtures and they did not have to travel to other venues. However, Gavaskar completely rubbished such claims after India's win over New Zealand in the final and even namedropped the England cricket team in his explanation.

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Hardik Pandya - On India Not Travelling To Pakistan For Champions Trophy, Hardik Pandya's Honest Admission: "Above My..." - sports.ndtv.com - New Zealand - India - Pakistan

On India Not Travelling To Pakistan For Champions Trophy, Hardik Pandya's Honest Admission: "Above My..."

Following India's unprecedented Champions Trophy success, star all-rounder Hardik Pandya opened up on BCCI's call of not sending the team to Pakistan for the tournament. India played all of their matches in Dubai under a hybrid model, including Sunday's final against New Zealand which they won by a margin of four wickets. After the final at the Dubai International Stadium, Hardik addressed a question regarding India not travelling to Pakistan for the marquee event. He suggested that he is no one to decide why the team was not allowed to travel to Pakistan.

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