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Rivers Utd, Remo Stars continue battle for NPFL’s summit
RIVERS United and Remo Stars will resume their battle to dethrone reigning champions, Rangers Football Club of Enugu at the summit of the Nigerian Premier Football League (NPFL) when the Week 14 games are held across the country today.
India Awarded Hosting Rights Of 2026 Asian Rifle/Pistol Cup
India will host the 2026 Asian Rifle/Pistol Cup, the national shooting federation announced on Wednesday, continuing its drive to bring big-ticket events to the country. The decision to give India the continental tournament was taken by the executive committee of the Asian Shooting Confederation (ASC). In a letter to National Rifle Association of India (NRAI) secretary general K. Sultan Singh from his counterpart at ASC, Eng. Duaij AlOtaibi, the host federation has been asked to inform the continental body of the proposed dates for the same.
West Ham win at Newcastle to ease pressure on Lopetegui
NEWCASTLE, England :West Ham United eased the pressure on new manager Julen Lopetegui with a surprise 2-0 victory away to in-form Newcastle United in the Premier League on Monday.
No. 6 Notre Dame pens 'complete game' in upset of No. 3 USC - ESPN
LOS ANGELES — The women's basketball universe coalesced in Los Angeles this weekend, with No. 3 USC and No. 4 UCLA hosting top-six opponents on back-to-back days heading into Thanksgiving.
Patrick Reed shoots 59 with preferred lies on Asian Tour - ESPN
HONG KONG — Patrick Reed became the ninth player this year to shoot a 59 or lower, closing with four straight birdies for an 11-under round Saturday to take the lead in the Hong Kong Open on the Asian Tour.
"The Depth Of Talent...": Abhinav Bindra Points Out What Separates Shooting From Other Sports In India
Shooting has flourished in the country over the last decade and now boasts an unmatched "depth of talent" in the sport, remarked the legendary Abhinav Bindra. Manu Bhaker led the way with an unprecedented double bronze as Indian shooters soared to a new high, returning with their best-ever haul of three medals from the Paris Olympics. "The depth of talent available in the sport of shooting doesn't exist in any other sport in this country," Bindra, the first Indian to win an individual gold medal at the Olympics in Beijing 2008, told PTI Video in an exclusive interview at the Artemis Hospital here on Friday.
"The Depth Of Talent...": Abhinav Bindra Points Out What Separates Shooting From Other Sports In India
Shooting has flourished in the country over the last decade and now boasts an unmatched "depth of talent" in the sport, remarked the legendary Abhinav Bindra. Manu Bhaker led the way with an unprecedented double bronze as Indian shooters soared to a new high, returning with their best-ever haul of three medals from the Paris Olympics. "The depth of talent available in the sport of shooting doesn't exist in any other sport in this country," Bindra, the first Indian to win an individual gold medal at the Olympics in Beijing 2008, told PTI Video in an exclusive interview at the Artemis Hospital here on Friday.