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Neeraj Chopra Pride Of India, Says Olympic Champion Katie Moon
Tata Mumbai Marathon: Olympic Games and pole vault champion Katie Moon, the international Event Ambassador for Mumbai Marathon 2024, is focused on qualifying for Paris 2024 as defending the title will come later.
“We are competing against the best at the US Championships, doing what we do well. So, qualifying for the US gives me a lot of confidence.”
The 32-year-old pole vaulter from the United States cut through the clutter to come to the point about the competitive element of track & field aspirants eying an Olympic berth. It applies to defending champions as well. She emphasised what differentiates competitive sports and the mindset that one must have. Moon briefly spoke about her coach and how he helped her achieve her best by changing her takeoff strategy.
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CAB President Snehasis Ganguly: Cricketing legend and former skipper of West Indies cricket team, Sir Clive Lloyd on Saturday strongly pitched for continuation of test matches besides the popular T20 series.
Will Work On Certain Areas And Come Back Stronger, Says Harmanpreet After India Lose T20I Series To Australia
T20 World Cup: The Indian women's cricket team has identified a few areas of concern, especially in white-ball cricket, on the conclusion of the multi-format series against Australia with a seven-wicket defeat in the third and final T20I at the DY Patil stadium here on Tuesday.
2nd Test: India Enter Into First-innings Lead Against South Africa Despite Losing Top-order
Following Mohammed Siraj: Following Mohammed Siraj’s demolishing act of South Africa with a fiery spell of 6-15, India entered into the first-inning lead, despite losing their top-order in the second Test at Newlands Cricket Ground on Wednesday.
IND-W V AUS-W: Litchfield Hundred Fires Australia To Highest ODI Total Against India
Phoebe Litchfield: Australia Women on Tuesday posted their highest total of 338/7 against India Women in the third ODI match after Phoebe Litchfield and skipper Alyssa Healy added a solid opening partnership of 189 runs, here at the Wankhede Stadium.
2036 Olympics: India Take First Step, But An Arduous Journey Lies Ahead
Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Sports Enclave: A few years after ace marksman Abhinav Bindra won the country's first individual gold in the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing, India have been harbouring the dream of hosting the world's biggest sporting spectacle.
CLOSE-IN: Indian Cricket Fails To Conquer The Final Frontier
The Final Frontier: The expression ‘The Final Frontier” became synonymous with cricket when Steve Waugh’s formidable Australian side toured India in 2002. They had, on the way to the Indian soil, demolished all their opponents at home and away. The final pedestal for them was to achieve a series win in India, a goal that would have established them to be the best Test side ever to have played the game.
IND V SA: Rahul's Half-century After Rabada 5-44 Helps India Reach 208/8 As Rain Ends Day 1
After Temba Bavuma: KL Rahul struck a fighting half-century after Kagiso Rabada claimed his first five-wicket haul against India as the visitors struggled to 208/8 against South Africa when rain and bad light truncated the opening day of the first Test at SuperSport Park on Tuesday.
IND W V AUS W: Australia, 63/2 At Lunch, Trail India By 124 Runs In One-off Test
New Zealand Women: Australia Women did well to end India's first innings to just 36 minutes on the third morning but India snatched back some of the advantage by claiming two wickets before lunch in the one-off Test at the Wankhede Stadium here on Saturday.
IND W V AUS W: India Post 406 In First Innings, Lead Australia By 187 Runs In One-off Test
New Zealand Women: India Women's first innings lasted 36 minutes on the third morning as they added 30 runs to their overnight score, getting all out for 406 for an overall lead of 187 runs over Australia Women in the four-day, one-off Test at the Wankhede Stadium on Saturday.
Ishan Kishan Opted Out Of SA Tour Due To Mental Fatigue; Report
The Indian Express: Indian wicketkeeper-batter Ishan Kishan opted out of the South Africa tour because of “mental fatigue” due to constant travel with the Indian team, said a report.
IND W V AUS W: Our Bowlers Missed A Trick Or Two, Says Australia Allrounder Tahlia McGrath
Tahlia McGrath: Praising the Indian bowlers for their brilliant performance on the opening day of the only Test of the multi-format series on Thursday, Tahlia McGrath said the Australian bowlers missed a trick or two as India wrested the initiative with a strong opening stand.
Shafali, Smriti Hammer Australia After Pooja, Sneh Bowl Them Out For 219
DY Patil Stadium: Pooja Vastrakar claimed her best Test figures in her third Test, 4/53 and Sneh Rana bagged 3-56 as India Women bundled out Australia Women for 219 and then knocked off 98 runs for the loss of one wicket to take the honours on the opening day of the only Test of the multi-format series, at the Wankhede Stadium here on Thursday.
IND W V AUS W: Playing Back-to-back Tests Is Great For Indian Cricket, Says Alyssa Healy
Alyssa Healy: AS they were getting ready to play the first Test match in 40 years in India, the Australian women's team got a special phone call from back home, wishing them well as they venture into the final frontier of sorts for the current players.
INDW V AUSW: They Are A Strong Side Without Meg Lanning, Says Harmanpreet Ahead Of Series Opener
DY Patil Stadium: Australia Women are a team in transition following the retirement of long-time captain Meg Lanning, key batter Rachael Haynes and the departure of head coach Matthew Mott. But India skipper Harmanpreet Kaur said they can't take their opponents lightly in the multi-format series between the two teams starting with the only Test at the Wankhede Stadium on Thursday.
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