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Ganguly inducted into ICC Hall of Fame 

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Former India captain Sourav Ganguly was inducted into the ICC Hall of Fame on his 54th birthday, earning one of cricket’s highest honours and becoming the 12th Indian overall and 10th Indian men’s cricketer to receive the recognition.

Chennai Grand Masters 2026 returns with star-studded lineup

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India’s premier classical chess event, the Chennai Grand Masters, is set to return for its fourth edition from July 16 to 22 at The Westin Chennai Velachery. Known for attracting world-class talent, this year’s tournament promises to be one of its strongest yet, reinforcing Chennai’s growing stature as a global chess hub.

Rodri sorry after WC spat with Bernardo

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Spain midfielder Rodri expressed regret at celebrating in the face of Bernardo Silva after his former Manchester City teammate missed a late chance to equalize for Portugal in their heavyweight World Cup match.
Silva had a chance to take the round-of-16 game – won 1-0 by Spain on Monday – to extra time but headed over

Third T20: England crushes India by 125 runs 

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England cricket team produced a commanding performance to defeat the India cricket team by a massive 125 runs in the third T20 International at Trent Bridge. With this emphatic victory, England sealed an unassailable 2-0 lead in the series, underlining their dominance in both batting and bowling departments.

Laxman to oversee India’s Asian Games campaign

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Centre of Excellence head VVS Laxman, along with batting coach Hrishikesh Kanitkar and bowling coach Sunil Joshi, will form India’s support staff for the upcoming tour of Zimbabwe and the Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya.

The move is aimed at giving the senior national team’s support staff a short break following the white-ball series against England.

Sinner sinks Struff to reach Wimbledon semifinals

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Jannik Sinner moved to within two wins of successfully defending his Wimbledon title on Tuesday after producing a composed and clinical quarter-final victory over Jan-Lennard Struff.
The No. 1 ranked may not have produced his most dazzling tennis in the face of Struff’s dangerous game, but he