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Jay Shah - Rajasthan Royals - Debutants impressed, powerhouses struggled in expanded IPL - timesofindia.indiatimes.com - Uae - India - Ahmedabad - Delhi - Mumbai - Kolkata - Chennai

Debutants impressed, powerhouses struggled in expanded IPL

Hardik Pandya and his triumphant Gujarat Titans team mates, another edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL) came to a glitzy end on Sunday after two months of breakneck action. More than 100,000 fans thronged the Narendra Modi Stadium where Gujarat capped a fairytale first season by outplaying 2008 champions Rajasthan Royals in a low-scoring final. "This has been a truly memorable season with our fans back in the stadium, celebrating every moment," tweeted Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) secretary Jay Shah.

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Aston Martin - Sebastian Vettel - Romain Grosjean - Sergio Perez - Grand Prix - Marcus Ericsson - Chip Ganassi - Once also-rans, Sergio Perez and Marcus Ericsson enjoy greatest of days - timesofindia.indiatimes.com - Mexico - Monaco - India - Bahrain - Indianapolis - Azerbaijan

Once also-rans, Sergio Perez and Marcus Ericsson enjoy greatest of days

Sergio Perez joining the select group of Monaco Grand Prix winners or Marcus Ericsson celebrating a life-changing Indianapolis 500 victory. The Mexican was overlooked and underrated then, hoping in vain for a top team to come calling, while the Swede toiled among tail-enders and also-rans. In five seasons and 97 races with Caterham and Sauber/Alfa Romeo, Ericsson scored 18 points and never finished higher than eighth.

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Michael Vaughan - Gary Kirsten - Rajasthan Royals - Sunil Gavaskar - If India need a captain in a couple of years I wouldn't look past Hardik Pandya: Michael Vaughan - timesofindia.indiatimes.com - India

If India need a captain in a couple of years I wouldn't look past Hardik Pandya: Michael Vaughan

Michael Vaughan has hailed Hardik Pandya as a future India captain after he led first-timers Gujarat Titans to an IPL title win. Hardik led from the front with a three-wicket haul and a crucial 34 as Gujarat defeated former champions Rajasthan Royals by seven wickets to lift the 2022 IPL trophy on Sunday. "Fantastic achievement for a new franchise... If India need a captain in a couple of years I wouldn't look past @hardikpandya7... Well done Gujarat .. #IPL2022," Vaughan tweeted.

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Swimmer Maana Patel registers Best Indian Time - timesofindia.indiatimes.com - France - Tokyo - India - Belgrade

Swimmer Maana Patel registers Best Indian Time

Maana Patel set the 'Best Indian time' in the women's 100m backstroke event at the Canet leg of Mare Nostrum swimming meet in France. The 22-year-old swimmer from Gujarat, who had competed at the Tokyo Olympics last year, clocked 01:03.69, improving her personal best on Sunday night, which was the final day of the competition.

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Aston Martin - Sebastian Vettel - Romain Grosjean - Sergio Perez - Grand Prix - Marcus Ericsson - Chip Ganassi - Once also-rans, Perez and Ericsson enjoy greatest of days - channelnewsasia.com - Mexico - Monaco - India - Bahrain - Indianapolis - Azerbaijan - Monaco

Once also-rans, Perez and Ericsson enjoy greatest of days

MONACO : Nobody in Formula One four years ago would have foreseen Sergio Perez joining the select group of Monaco Grand Prix winners or Marcus Ericsson celebrating a life-changing Indianapolis 500 victory.

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Referee Jagbir Singh stands vindicated, UWW stamps his decision in Satender Malik bout - timesofindia.indiatimes.com - India - Sanjay

Referee Jagbir Singh stands vindicated, UWW stamps his decision in Satender Malik bout

Satender Malik has been backed by UWW referee commission which has termed the review as correct. The Wrestling Federation of India (WFI), which was accused of bias by Satender on social media, had sent the video of the bout to the UWW referee commission, seeking second opinion. UWW Referee Commission members Antonio Silvestri and Ibrahim Cicioglu analysed the video and concluded that "the referee team did a good job and the correct wrestler was declared as winner of the bout." The WFI received the reply from UWW on May 29.

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Magnus Carlsen - Exclusive: 'I have surprised myself', says India's giant-slaying chess genius Praggnanandhaa - timesofindia.indiatimes.com - Oslo - India

Exclusive: 'I have surprised myself', says India's giant-slaying chess genius Praggnanandhaa

R Praggnandhaaa, the mind-work and legwork involved is the kind of life he loves living. Who would complain if the incentive of all that comes in the form of checkmating the world champion? World number one Magnus Carlsen, number 10 Anish Giri and number 22 Wei Yi are names who recently found it tough to read the mind of India's chess wizkid Rameshbabu Praggnandhaa, 'Praggu' to his close ones. At the Chessable Masters last week, he beat all of them in the knockouts, before taking the battle in the final against world number two Ding Liren down to the wire. The Indian genius lost the title-clash in the blitz tiebreak. Soon after that, close to the wee hours of the morning, the next thing on Praggu's mind was his 'Computer Application' examination at school in a few hours.

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Michael Vaughan - Jos Buttler - Rajasthan Royals - Gujarat Titans - Jos Buttler, Rajasthan Royals Were "Very, Very Timid": Ex-England Captain After Poor Batting Show - sports.ndtv.com - India

Jos Buttler, Rajasthan Royals Were "Very, Very Timid": Ex-England Captain After Poor Batting Show

It was an Indian Premier League (IPL) 2022 which had Gujarat Titans' name written all over it. The Hardik Pandya-led team first restricted Rajasthan Royals to just 130/9 in 20 overs in the final. Then they reached the target with 1.5 overs to spare, losing just three wickets to lift the title. For Royals, Jos Buttler top-scored with a 35-ball 39. He also ended up being the overall highest run-getter of the season with a tally of 863 in 17 matches. However, Buttler's show in the final left former England cricket team captain Michael Vaughan unimpressed.

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