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KL Rahul's Form And Batting Number In Focus As India A Get The 'G' Experience

KL Rahul's batting number and current form will be keenly watched by the national selection committee as he gets ready to show his wares for India A against an Australia A line-up that will have seasoned Scott Boland in its ranks in the second unofficial Test match starting in Melbourne on Thursday. Save Rahul, there isn't a single player in the India A line-up who has featured in a match at the iconic MCG, where India is scheduled to play the Boxing Day Test from December 26. Having been dropped midway through the home Tests against New Zealand, the Indian selectors in consultation with the team management decided to send Rahul and reserve keeper Dhruv Jurel for the second 'A' Test before they link up with the senior team in Perth on January 11.

John Lewis beauty gift set worth £54 costs just £22 - includes MAC, YSL and Charlotte Tilbury

An incredible beauty gift set featuring some of the industry's biggest brands is now available for just £22. John Lewis has launched a Full Glam Beauty Cracker, worth £54, at less than half price, just in time for Christmas.

Chennai Grand Masters: Top Ranked Arjun Erigaisi To Face Vidit Gujarathi In Opening Round

World No. 4 Indian chess grandmaster and top seed Arjun Erigaisi will open his Chennai Grand Masters campaign against compatriot Vidit Gujarathi, starting in Chennai on Tuesday. Erigaisi will play for the first time in India after crossing the historic 2800 ELO ranking mark when he takes the board. The eight-player strong classical event will see Aravindh Chithambaram take on Iranian Amin Tabatabaei, Vachier-Lagrave Maxime will face Maghsoodloo Parham and American Grandmaster Levon Aronian will play Alexey Sarana in the opening round.

Dabrowski, Routliffe outlast Italy's Errani, Paolini for 2nd victory at WTA Finals

Canada's Gabriela Dabrowski and New Zealand's Erin Routliffe remain undefeated in women's doubles at the WTA Finals in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

Virat Kohli, Babar Azam To Play In Same Team? This Tournament May Return After 2 Decades

The Afro-Asia Cup, last held nearly two decades ago, is on the verge of revival as the Africa Cricket Association (ACA) considers an alliance with the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) to resurrect the series. The ACA, which convened its Annual General Meeting (AGM) on Monday, has set an ambitious agenda, including restructuring the association and expanding competitive opportunities across the continent. At the top of its list is rekindling the Afro-Asia Cup and launching a new T20 league — the Africa Premier League — modelled on the Indian Premier League (IPL). The Afro-Asia Cup is a unique cricket series that features teams from Asia and Africa, bringing together players from cricketing powerhouses and developing nations alike. The tournament has only been held twice, in 2005 and 2007, and has not seen a third edition since, despite strong initial fan support.

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KL Rahul's Form And Batting Number In Focus As India A Get The 'G' Experience

John Lewis beauty gift set worth £54 costs just £22 - includes MAC, YSL and Charlotte Tilbury

Chennai Grand Masters: Top Ranked Arjun Erigaisi To Face Vidit Gujarathi In Opening Round

Dabrowski, Routliffe outlast Italy's Errani, Paolini for 2nd victory at WTA Finals

Virat Kohli, Babar Azam To Play In Same Team? This Tournament May Return After 2 Decades

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