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Andhra Cricket hits back at Hanuma Vihari, claims players showed support under pressure

The Hanuma Vihari controversy wages on. Now the Andhra Cricket Board has hit back at Hanuma Vihari claiming that he made the other players sign his support form under pressure. Andhra Cricket Association claims that the Letter of Support has been signed under duress. The incident started when Vihari took to his social media platform

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Will world play cricket in Taliban-ruled Afghanistan?

Cricket, a sport long cherished by Afghans, finds itself at the center of a complex situation in Taliban-controlled Afghanistan. While the new regime actively promotes the sport, including plans for a grand new stadium, the question remains: will the cricketing world ever go to a Taliban-led Afghanistan? Hamdullah Nomani, the Taliban’s minister of urban development,

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Test match venue of historic clash shifted for school sports competition

Afghanistan vs Ireland Test: The much-awaited Test match between Afghanistan and Ireland has undergone a last-minute venue change due to a local school sports event. Originally scheduled to be played at the iconic Zayed Cricket Stadium in Abu Dhabi, the historic encounter will now take place at the Tolerance Oval. Shifting Test for school sports:

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Pro Kabaddi: Telugu Titans part ways with Srinivas Reddy mid-season, get KK Hooda on board

PKL team Telugu Titans have had disastrous campaigns in the tournament, in the last few years, where they have finished last, in the last three editions. Winning matches has become difficult with each passing season, and injuries are a regular feature in the team. This year too, Titans won only two matches, losing 19, drawing

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Treesa Jolly/Gayatri Gopichand in second round of German Open, eye Paris qualification points

The Indian women’s doubles team of Treesa Jolly and Gayatri Gopichand managed to progress to the second round of the German Open 2024, after a tough three-setter against Chinese Taipei’s Hsu Yin-Hui and Lin Jhih Yun 18-21, 21-11, 21-13 in 57 minutes. Seeded fourth in the tournament, Treesa and Gayatri are eyeing some crucial points

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