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U19 Asia Cup: ‘Outstanding Day For Indian Cricket,’ Says PM Modi After India's Title Triumph
Prime Minister Narendra Modi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated the Indian U19 cricket team for winning the Men's U19 Asia Cup 2026, describing it as an ‘outstanding day for Indian cricket’ and saying the young players' success would inspire several youngsters.
U19 Asia Cup: ‘We Were Wayward With Our Bowling; That's Why We Lost,’ Admits Pakistan Captain Farhan
U19 Asia Cup: Pakistan captain Farhan Yousaf admitted that wayward bowling cost the defending champions the U19 Asia Cup title after they failed to defend their 337-run total against India, suffering a thrilling one-wicket defeat in the final on Saturday.
'Talent Speaks Louder Than Legacy': DDCA Chief Jaitley Praises Aaryavir Sehwag After U19 Asia Cup Triumph
Al Amerat Cricket Ground: Delhi's Aaryavir Sehwag has the potential to carve his own identity and create his own records in cricket, said Delhi and District Cricket Association (DDCA) president Rohan Jaitley while praising the young batter after India's triumph in the Under-19 Asia Cup.
Sr Women’s T20 Trophy: Disha’s 91* Takes Vidarbha To Victory; Maharashtra, Railways, Karnataka Also Win
T20 Trophy Super League: Disha Kasat’s unbeaten 91 took Vidarbha to an eight-wicket win over Delhi in the first round of the Senior Women’s T20 Trophy Super League stage on Saturday. It was also a day when defending champions Maharashtra, Railways and Karnataka also tasted success.
WPL 2027 Second Half Likely To Move From Brabourne To Wankhede Due To ICC Venue Norms
Vadodara International Cricket Stadium: The second half of the Women’s Premier League (WPL) is likely to be moved from the Cricket Club of India’s Brabourne Stadium to the Wankhede Stadium due to the ruling of the International Cricket Council (ICC) on venue exclusivity for its events.
U19 Asia Cup: 'It Was A Rollercoaster Ride,' Says Captain Raichandani After Thrilling Title Win
Al Amerat Cricket Ground: India U19 captain Lakshya Raichandani said the team's belief in its batting depth and confidence in the lower order played a key role in their thrilling one-wicket victory over Pakistan in the U19 Asia Cup final, as the side clinched the title for a record-extending ninth time.
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