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Time will tell whether loss at Edgbaston will have an impact: Rohit Sharma

Rohit Sharma on Wednesday said only "time will tell" how the crushing loss at Edgbaston impacts the side in the long run. India let slip a golden opportunity to record their first series win in England since 2007 as the hosts, in an incredible turnaround, recorded their highest-ever run chase in Test cricket. "It's obviously disappointing to not come out as victors. The Test series was for India to win. That said, time will tell whether that loss will have any impact in the T20I and ODI series against England," Rohit said on the eve of the first T20I here.

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United States midfielder Tyler Adams joins Leeds from Leipzig

Financial details of the transfer were not disclosed but British media said the Yorkshire outfit paid around 20 million pounds ($23.80 million) for the midfielder.

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Commonwealth Games in Birmingham. The Indian Olympic Association (IOA) may pick the 24-year-old Chopra to lead the country's contingent during the inauguration of the 2022 CWG on July 28. "The flag bearer may be Neeraj Chopra. We will check his availability for the opening ceremony," IOA secretary general Rajeev Mehta told PTI.

Sacked for alleged 'sexual misconduct', U-17 women's team assistant coach Alex Ambrose sends legal notice to AIFF

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State football officials 'not happy' after meeting with CoA

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WGC-HSBC Champions in China canceled due to COVID restrictions

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Time will tell whether loss at Edgbaston will have an impact: Rohit Sharma

Kyrgios makes into maiden Wimbledon semis after overpowering Garin

United States midfielder Tyler Adams joins Leeds from Leipzig

Neeraj Chopra could be India's flag bearer in CWG 2022 opening ceremony

Sacked for alleged 'sexual misconduct', U-17 women's team assistant coach Alex Ambrose sends legal notice to AIFF

State football officials 'not happy' after meeting with CoA

High jumper Tejaswin Shankar to be part of Indian contingent for CWG 2022: HC told

WGC-HSBC Champions in China canceled due to COVID restrictions