Stormers' long history of home playoff troubles
From the men in black to the men in navy and white, the Stormers have endured more than their fair share of playoff failure over the years.
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Path is going to be challenging, continue to work hard: Sachin Tendulkar tells son Arjun
Sachin Tendulkar's son Arjun warmed the benches for 28 Indian Premier League matches across two seasons and the batting great has been telling the budding all-rounder that the path is going to be challenging for him and he needs to put in the hard yards. The cricket icon, who has been associated with Mumbai Indians, also made it crystal clear that he does not interfere in selections. Arjun, a left-arm pacer and a left-handed batter, was picked up by five-time IPL champions Mumbai Indians but did not get a single game across two seasons of the lucrative league.
Sunil Chhetri Returns To Indian Football Team For International Friendly Against Jordan
Talismanic forward Sunil Chhetri on Tuesday returned to the Indian football team after a hiatus of six months when he was named in the 25-member squad for the international friendly against Jordan in Doha on May 28. The 37-year-old Chhetri last played for India during their 3-0 win over Nepal in the SAFF Championships final in October but since then was sidelined due to injuries. The squad, announced by national coach Igor Stimac, was picked from an extended training camp in Kolkata.
Sourav Ganguly's Big Update: Indian Football Club East Bengal In Talks With Manchester United And Others For Ownership
In what could be a game-changing move for the struggling East Bengal, Premier League giants Manchester United may end up taking the ownership of one of oldest football clubs in the country. BCCI president and former India captain Sourav Ganguly, who is facilitating the deal, told media that negotiations are on with the 'Red Devils' and a few others and a clear picture will emerge in about two weeks. East Bengal were also talking with with Bangladesh-based conglomerate Bashundhara Group but it did not lead to any deal.
"There Will Be Mistakes...": Sourav Ganguly Opens Up On India Captain Rohit Sharma's Poor Form in IPL 2022
Indian cricket team captain Rohit Sharma's poor form in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2022 is not a matter of concern as he will be back among the runs soon, according to BCCI president Sourav Ganguly. The record five-time IPL winning Mumbai Indians skipper had a woeful season finishing with 268 runs from 14 innings at an average of 19.14 with a modest strike-rake 120.17 as their team finished at the bottom of the standings this season. "Everybody is human. There will be mistakes but Rohit's record as captain is outstanding. Five IPL titles, Asia Cup winner, he has won whatever he has captained, so his record as captain is outstanding. Mistakes will happen because they are all human," Ganguly said on the sidelines of a promotional event.
"India Is A Land Of Great Opportunities": Nita Ambani On Launch Of Olympic Values Education Programme
International Olympic Committee (IOC) on Tuesday launched the first Olympic Values Education Programme (OVEP) in India, with the Olympism-themed curriculum being integrated into the school education system in the state of Odisha.
Sunil Chhetri returns to national team for international friendly against Jordan
Sunil Chhetri on Tuesday returned to the Indian football team after a hiatus of six months when he was named in the 25-member squad for the international friendly against Jordan in Doha on May 28. The 37-year-old Chhetri last played for India during their 3-0 win over Nepal in the SAFF Championships final in October but since then was sidelined due to injuries. The squad, announced by national coach Igor Stimac, was picked from an extended training camp in Kolkata.
Sourav Ganguly not worried about Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli's form, says 'matter of time'
Rohit Sharma's abysmal form in the IPL is not a matter of concern as he will be back among the runs soon, BCCI president Sourav Ganguly said on Tuesday. The record five-time IPL winning Mumbai Indians skipper had a woeful season finishing with 268 runs from 14 innings at an average of 19.14 with a modest strike-rake 120.17 as their team finished at the bottom of the standings this season. "Everybody is human.