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Reanne Evans is delighted to see the World Mixed Doubles added to the snooker calendar and hopes to see more team events brought in for all professionals to play in.
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A college rugby team touring in South Africa have been left with just the clothes on their backs after all their luggage went missing. The team of 30 players from Coleg Gwent landed in Cape Town on Monday after they flew from Heathrow via Frankfurt.
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"They Were Trying To Take Shooting Out": NRAI Official On Commonwealth Games Organisers
The National Rifle Association of India expressed disappointment with shooting not being on the initial list of sporting disciplines for the Commonwealth Games 2026 which will be played in Victoria in Australia. The Secretary-General of NRAI Kunwar Sultan Singh feels that India's better performance than others is the reason why shooting got dropped from CWG 2026.
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Badminton Association of India to probe recent age-fraud complaints, ban guilty players for 2-3 years
Multiple cases of age-fudging emerged during the All India Sub-Junior under-13 ranking tournament (June 19 to 25) in Hyderabad and at the ongoing U-13 event in Mohali, prompting Sandeep Heble, a member of the Age Fraud Committee, to shoot off a letter to BAI, urging it look into the matter. "It is not an easy decision. We have to be 100 percent certain before we take any action. We already have an age fraud committee, but now we will form a team, including the state secretaries, so that a proper investigation can be done to gather evidence," BAI secretary Sanjay Mishra told PTI. "Once we have concrete evidence, we will make a detailed list of the guilty players and ban them for 2 to 3 years from all domestic events, including district, state, national ranking." Aggrieved parents have also approached the organising secretary Tejinder Bedi in Mohali, protesting against the participation of over-age players in the tournament and demanding immediate action. There were reports that Bedi had decided not to award ranking points in the Mohali tourney. However, BAI said cancellation of ranking points is federation's prerogative and it has decided to let the tournament go ahead as per plan but will conduct 2-3 events more to help the affected player make up for the points once the matter is probed properly.