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Ashwin and Dravid's paths crossed yet again as the off-spinner was included in the ODI squad for a 3-match series vs Australia.

Did you know head coach Rahul Dravid and R Ashwin played an ODI series together? | India vs Australia

As Ravichandran Ashwin made a return to ODIs after 20 months under head coach Rahul Dravid, did you know that both Ash and Dravid played an ODI series together for India?

Ashwin and Dravid's paths crossed yet again as the off-spinner was included in the ODI squad for a 3-match series vs Australia.

As Ravichandran Ashwin made a return to ODIs after 20 months under head coach Rahul Dravid, did you know that both Ash and Dravid played an ODI series together for India?
The year was 2011 when India toured England. Ashwin made his limited-overs debut the previous year, while the series was Dravid's swansong.&nbsp;
The 5-match series saw India win no games at all as 2 matches were abandoned due to rain.&nbsp;
Cut to 2023, and Ashwin and Dravid's paths crossed yet again as the off-spinner was included in the ODI squad for a 3-match series vs Australia.
Ashwin was impressive on his return as he finished with figures of 1 for 47 in 10 overs. That included a crucial wicket of Marnus Labuschagne

SBI Life joins BCCI as the official partner for the 2023-2026 cricket season, starting with the ODI series against Australia. BCCI aims to strengthen finances and enhance the cricketing experience for fans and players alike through this partnership.

BCCI announces SBI Life as a Official Partner for 2023-2026 domestic, international cricket season, starting with IND vs AUS ODI series

SBI Life joins BCCI as official partner for 2023-2026 cricket season, starting with the ODI series against Australia. BCCI aims to strengthen finances and enhance the cricketing experience for fans and players alike through this partnership

<h2>SBI Life joins BCCI as official partner for 2023-2026 cricket season, starting with the ODI series against Australia. BCCI aims to strengthen finances and enhance the cricketing experience for fans and players alike through this partnership</h2>

The Board of Control for Cricket in India announced SBI Life as an official partner for the upcoming BCCI Domestic and International Season from 2023 to 2026.
Under the terms of the agreement, SBI Life has entered into a 3-year partnership with the BCCI. This collaboration will kick off with the three-match One Day International (ODI) series against Australia, scheduled to begin on September 22.
<h3>BCCI president Roger Binny on the announcement of new official partner SBI Life</h3>
BCCI president Roger Binny said after the announcement of new official partners, "We are thrilled to announce our partnership with SBI Life as the official partner of BCCI for both domestic and international cricket. SBI Life has been one of the torchbearers in the insurance sector and we are looking to build a solid partnership to take Indian cricket forward."
<h3>BCCI Secretary Jay Shah on SBI Life as a New Official Partner</h3>
"We are delighted to welcome SBI Life on board as an Official Partner for BCCI's Domestic and International Season for the course of the next three years, ahead of the prestigious ICC Men's Cricket World Cup 2023. SBI Life's commitment to excellence aligns perfectly with BCCI's vision for cricket. This collaboration reflects our commitment to promoting and supporting the sport of cricket at all levels. We look forward to a fruitful partnership that will enhance the cricketing experience for fans and players alike," BCCI Secretary Jay Shah also said.
BCCI Vice-President Rajeev Shukla on SBI Life as a new Official Partner
BCCI Vice-President Rajeev Shukla said, "As we enter this exciting new chapter with SBI Life, we are confident that this partnership will not only strengthen the financial ecosystem of Indian cricket but also elevate the sport to greater heights. We are confident that this collaboration will bring fresh energy to the world of cricket."
<h3>BCCI Treasurer Ashish Shelar on New Collaboration</h3>
BCCI Treasurer Ashish Shelar said, "Our collaboration with SBI Life underscores our commitment to cricket's grassroots development and our dedication to providing the best possible experience for our fans. We're looking forward to a successful innings together."
<h3>BCCI Joint Secretary Devajit Saikia on New Collaboration</h3>
BCCI Joint Secretary Devajit Saikia said, "We extend a warm welcome to SBI Life as they join us in shaping the future of cricket in India. We're excited about the possibilities this partnership brings to the world of sports. Together, we'll script new success stories and celebrate the spirit of the game."
<h3>Ravindra Sharma, SVP &amp; Chief of Brand &amp; Corporate SBI Life Insurance</h3>
Ravindra Sharma, Chief of Brand, Corporate Communication and CSR, SBI Life Insurance, said, "In the context of sports in India, cricket as a sport has unfailingly united our nation over the years and BCCI's undeniable role in nurturing the sport across the length and breadth of the country is well respected. As a brand driven to make a meaningful connect with the consumer, SBI Life's association as the official partner of BCCI with its undisputed reach and impeccable credibility is a marketer's delight.
We look forward to leveraging SBI Life's association with BCCI to establish a deeper connect with the consumer and impress upon the need for insurance as an enabler for individuals to pursue their dreams. We sincerely hope the visibility offered by the sport will go a long way in spreading awareness about the importance of insurance and furthering the national agenda of 'Insurance for all' by 2047."

It is never our intent to make any statement other than other than that of support and appreciation for our host country: MotoGP apologises

MotoGP uses distorted map of India, later issue an apology to fans

As MotoGP gears up for its first-ever racing event in India, the organisers found themselves in the line of fire for using a distorted India map. MotoGP later apologised for not featuring the union territories of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh.

It is never our intent to make any statement other than other than that of support and appreciation for our host country: MotoGP apologises

As MotoGP gears up for its first-ever racing event in India to be held at the Buddh International Circuit in Greater Noida, the organisers found themselves in the line of fire.
MotoGP India was using a distorted India map in its live streaming of practice sessions and didn't feature the union territories of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh. It was pointed out by a user on the social media platform 'X'.
The organisers took action immediately and corrected the map. MotoGP even issued an official apology to fans saying, 'It is never our intent to make any statement other than other than that of support and appreciation for our host country.'

At 36 years old, Nagelsmann is the youngest man to coach Germany since 34-year-old Otto Nerz was appointed back in 1926.

Germany name Julian Nagelsmann as its new head coach

Germany on Friday named former Bayern Munich head coach, Julian Nagelsmann, as the new head coach of its men's national football team ahead of Euro 2024.

At 36 years old, Nagelsmann is the youngest man to coach Germany since 34-year-old Otto Nerz was appointed back in 1926.

Germany on Friday named former Bayern Munich head coach, Julian Nagelsmann, as the new head coach of its men's national football team ahead of Euro 2024.
At 36 years old, Nagelsmann is the youngest man to coach Germany since 34-year-old Otto Nerz was appointed back in 1926.
Nagelsmann takes over the role following the departure of previous coach Hansi Flick, after Germany's below-par show at the World Cup and the recent international friendlies.
The German Football Federation said that Nagelsmann will take over on a short-term contract through next year&rsquo;s European Championship.

MEA in an official statement further rejected differential treatment of Indian citizens on the basis of domicile or ethnicity

Asian Games: India hits back at China for denying entry to Arunachal Pradesh Wushu athletes, Anurag Thakur cancels tour

After China refused entry to 3 Wushu players from Arunachal Pradesh for Asian Games 2023, Union Sports Minister Anurag Thakur cancelled his visit to China as a mark of our protest.

MEA in an official statement further rejected differential treatment of Indian citizens on the basis of domicile or ethnicity

India hit back at China after it denied accreditation and entry to 3 Wushu players from Arunachal Pradesh ahead of Asian Games 2023 in Hangzhou.
As a mark of our protest against the Chinese action, Union Sports Minister Anurag Thakur on Friday cancelled his visit to China for the Games following the 'discrimination.'
MEA in an official statement further rejected differential treatment of Indian citizens on the basis of domicile or ethnicity and asserted that Arunachal Pradesh 'was, is and will always remain an integral and inalienable part of India.'
'Government of India reserves the right to take suitable measures to safeguard our interests,' the statement added.
Minister of Earth Sciences of India, Kiren Rijiju, who hails from Arunachal Pradesh, also condemned the act. 'This violates both the spirit of Sports &amp; also the Rules governing the conduct of Asian Games, which explicitly prohibits discrimination against competitors from member states,' read a part of the tweet from Rijiju.
Also read: <a title="Asian Games 2023: 3 wushu players from Arunachal Pradesh denied visa for China | Hangzhou 2022" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/others-sports/asian-games-2023-3-wushu-players-from-arunachal-pradesh-denied-visa-for-china-hangzhou-2022-1695366075511">Asian Games 2023: 3 wushu players from Arunachal Pradesh denied visa for China | Hangzhou 2022</a>
Arunachal Pradesh's Wushu athletes have reportedly been unable to travel to China for the ongoing Asian Games in Hangzhou. The trio of Nyeman Wangsu, Onilu Tega and Mepung Lamgu were forced to stay back in Delhi even though the other squad members did not suffer any issues and were able to travel to Hangzhou.&nbsp;
As per reports, the Hangzhou Asian Games Organising Committee has given the accreditation cards to the three athletes but their cards could not be downloaded for validation. Notably, this was not an issue for the other athletes. The trio was part of the 11-member Wushu squad that was set to leave for China on Wednesday night from the IGI Airport.&nbsp;

India clinched 16 gold, 24 silver, and 30 bronze medals, securing the 8th position in the medal tally at Jakarta 2018.

Asian Games 2023: India aims for Gold as Hangzhou 2022 promises a medley of dreams and determination for Indian athletes

India won 70 medals at the last Asian Games and this time at #Hangzhou2022 ,  the Indian contingent will be targetting the elusive 3-digit mark.


#AsianGames2023





<h2>India clinched 16 gold, 24 silver, and 30 bronze medals, securing the 8th position in the medal tally at Jakarta 2018.</h2>

The grand stage of the Asian Games, a fierce contest for continental greatness, is set to unfold over the upcoming fortnight. In Hangzhou, this event will witness an impressive gathering, with over 12,000 participants, surpassing even the numbers seen at the Olympics.
While China is anticipated to dominate the medal tally once again, India eyes surpassing its previous record of 70 medals achieved at Jakarta. In the last edition, India clinched 16 gold, 24 silver, and 30 bronze medals, securing the 8th position in the medal tally. This time, the ambition is to exceed this feat.
India has dispatched its largest contingent ever, a robust team comprising 655 members participating across more than 40 disciplines. Anticipation runs high that this time, we may touch the coveted three-digit mark in medals.
Renowned athletes like Neeraj Chopra and both men's and women's cricket teams assure a medal at their respective events. In hockey, India is the favored contender for the Gold.
While badminton remains unpredictable, events such as boxing, where India boasts reigning World Champions like Lovlina Borgohain and Nikhat Zareen, leave no room for settling for anything less than Gold.
Shooting, archery, and athletics are poised to fetch India numerous medals, while in Chess, India stands as a superpower. Athletes like R Praggnanandhaa and others aspire to bring home the continental glory. Across various disciplines, many talented athletes are prepared to give their utmost at the Asiad.
India is embarking on the journey to claim Gold at Hangzhou 2022, fueled by determination and dreams of victory.
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Babar Azam continues to be the skipper, while contrary to reports, Shadab Khan remained his deputy. There were speculations that Shaheen Shah Afridi might become the new vice-captain.

Naseem Shah ruled out as Pakistan name squad for ODI World Cup 2023

Pakistan named its squad for the ODI World Cup 2023 on Friday and in a major blow to their chances, in-form pacer Naseem Shah failed to recover in time and was ruled out of the tournament in India.

Check Pakistan's full squad here

Babar Azam continues to be the skipper, while contrary to reports, Shadab Khan remained his deputy. There were speculations that Shaheen Shah Afridi might become the new vice-captain.

Pakistan named its squad for the ODI World Cup 2023 on Friday and in a major blow to their chances, in-form pacer Naseem Shah failed to recover in time and was ruled out of the tournament in India.
Naseem picked up a shoulder injury during the recently concluded Asia Cup. He has been advised to undergo surgery and is expected to recover in three to four months. Hence, the youngster couldn't find a place in the 15-member World Cup squad.&nbsp;
Chief Selector Inzamam ul Haq said experienced medium pacer Hasan Ali has been recalled in place of Shah.
Inzamam also announced three travelling reserves - wicketkeeper-batter Mohammad Haris, mystery spinner Abrar Ahmed and fast bowler Zaman Khan for the World Cup who would be considered if there were any injuries in the squad.
"I have not tried to tinker or make too many changes in the squad because this is a World Cup and we have to remember these same players have been playing together for a while now. We have opted for continuity in the team," Inzamam told the media in Lahore on Friday.
"We were forced to make one change because of an unfortunate injury to Naseem Shah. We had a few injury scares in the recent Asia Cup, but I am glad to share that all the players are fully fit and are eager to perform for their country in the all-important tournament." Giving a breakdown on the fitness of Naseem, Inzamam said: "The doctors are looking after him but what we are learning is that he might be out for a long time, not only the World Cup." The Chief Selector said that Naseem is also doubtful to make the tour of Australia after the World Cup.
Inzamam also defended the decision to call up Hasan Ali, who has been out with a finger injury for a while now and last played for Pakistan in any format in January this year against New Zealand in a Test match.
Hasan, who fractured his finger while playing in the Lanka Premier League a few months back, last played an ODI for Pakistan in June 2022.
"The only reason we have picked Hasan is because he is an experienced bowler who has played and bowled well before in big tournaments and matches and that is why we have gone for Hasan. He was only picked after the doctors cleared his fitness," he said.
There were concerns about fast bowler Haris Rauf's fitness after he missed the last Super Four game against Sri Lanka following an injury during the India game.
"I have received encouraging reports from our medical panel about Haris Rauf. He has started to (shadow) bowl at the National Cricket Academy and will be available for selection," Inzamam said.
"I have a firm belief that this squad can bring the World Cup trophy to Pakistan and make the whole nation proud with their incredible performances. It is time to get behind our team and provide them with the backing and support that they need." Inzamam, however, said the recent form of the spinners has been a source of concern and they need to improve their performance in India.
"It is a fact that our spinners are not performing as we expect them to do. And unless they take wickets in the middle overs it will be a problem in India," he said.
"Shadab, Nawaz and Osama Mir have been playing together so I am confident they will start performing in the mega event.
"In India if you want to win matches not only do you need wicket-taking spinners but also proper pace bowlers." Pakistan will play two warm-up matches against New Zealand on September 29 and Australia on October 3 before their tournament opener against the Netherlands on October 6.
The showpiece will be held in October and November in India.
Pakistan World Cup squad:
Babar Azam (Caps), Shadab Khan (V.Capt), Muhammad Rizwan, Imam-ul-Haq, Abdullah Shafique, Saud Shakeel, Fakhar Zaman, Haris Rauf, Hasan Ali, Iftikhar Ahmed, Muhammad Nawaz, Muhammad Wasim Junior, Agha Salman, Shaheen Shah Afridi, Osama Mir.
Travelling Reserves:
Muhammad Haris, Abrar Ahmed, Zaman Khan.

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India got their hands on the Asia Cup trophy on September 18 as they humiliated hosts Sri Lanka with a resounding 10 wicket win after bowling them out for just 50 runs.

Watch: Ishan Kishan imitates Virat Kohli’s walk after Asia Cup final | Viral video

Ishan Kishan and Virat engage in a hilarious imitation game after Asia Cup final!

Tap to watch...

India got their hands on the Asia Cup trophy on September 18 as they humiliated hosts Sri Lanka with a resounding 10 wicket win after bowling them out for just 50 runs.

After India won their 8th Asia Cup title against Sri Lanka in Colombo, a video has gone viral on social media that shows teammates Ishan Kishan and Virat Kohli engaging in a hilarious imitation game where Kishan was seen imitating Virat Kohli's walk.
However, Virat Kohli came right back at his teammate and enacted Kishan's walk which was received by a cheer from the Colombo crowd as well.
&nbsp;
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">
Ishan Kishan doing Virat, Virat Kohli doing Ishan Kishan<a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/ViratKohli?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#ViratKohli</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/INDvsSL?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#INDvsSL</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/AsiaCupFinal?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#AsiaCupFinal</a> <a href="https://t.co/BCUQ2LED9z">pic.twitter.com/BCUQ2LED9z</a>
&mdash; CricTour (@CrikTour) <a href="https://twitter.com/CrikTour/status/1703457869872652478?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">September 17, 2023</a></blockquote>
India got their hands on the Asia Cup trophy on September 18 as they humiliated hosts Sri Lanka with a resounding 10 wicket win after bowling them out for just 50 runs.
&nbsp;
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India is sending a 655-member strong contingent who will take part in 41 out of 61 disciplines. 

India at Asian Games 2023: Full schedule of Indian athletes, events details at Hangzhou 2022

After a successful campaign in 2018, India is again set to take part in the 19th edition of the marquee Asian Games which will be held in Hangzhou from September 23 to October 8. 


India is sending a 655-member strong contingent who will take part in 41 out of 61 disciplines.&nbsp;

After a successful campaign in 2018, India is again set to take part in the 19th edition of the marquee Asian Games which will be held in Hangzhou from September 23 to October 8.&nbsp; India is sending a 655-member strong contingent who will take part in 41 out of 61 disciplines.&nbsp; Here are the following games in which India will be competing- 
Archery &nbsp; &nbsp; Date: October 1-7 &nbsp; &nbsp; Events: 10 &nbsp; &nbsp; Indian athletes competing:&nbsp; 16
Athletics Date: September 29 - October 5 &nbsp; &nbsp; Events: 48 &nbsp; &nbsp; Indian athletes competing: 68
Badminton &nbsp; &nbsp; Dates: September 28 - October 7 &nbsp; &nbsp; Events: 7&nbsp; Indian athletes competing: 19
Basketball (5x5) &nbsp; &nbsp; Date: September 26 - October 6 &nbsp; &nbsp; Event: 2 &nbsp; &nbsp; Indian athletes competing: 12 (1 team)
Basketball (3x3) &nbsp; &nbsp; Dates: September 25 - October 1 &nbsp; &nbsp; Event: 2 &nbsp; &nbsp; Indian athletes competing: 8 (2 teams)
Boxing &nbsp; Date: September 24 - October 5 &nbsp; Event: 13 &nbsp; &nbsp; Indian athletes competing:&nbsp;13
Bridge &nbsp; Date: September 27 - October 6 &nbsp; Event: &nbsp;3 &nbsp; &nbsp; Indian athletes competing:&nbsp;18
Cricket &nbsp; Date: &nbsp;September 19 - October 7 &nbsp; Event: &nbsp;2 &nbsp; &nbsp; Indian athletes competing:&nbsp;30 (2 teams)
Chess &nbsp; Date: September 24 - October 7 &nbsp; &nbsp; Event: 4 &nbsp; &nbsp; Indian athletes competing:&nbsp;10
Canoe Slalom &nbsp; Date: October 5-7 &nbsp; &nbsp; Event: 4 &nbsp; &nbsp; Indian athletes competing:&nbsp;4
Canoe Sprint &nbsp; Date: September 30 - October 3 &nbsp; &nbsp; Event: 12 &nbsp; &nbsp; Indian athletes competing:&nbsp;13
Cycling Track &nbsp; Date: September 26-29 &nbsp; &nbsp; Event: 12 &nbsp; &nbsp; Indian athletes competing:&nbsp;14
Diving &nbsp; Date: September 30 - October 4&nbsp; &nbsp; Event: 10 &nbsp; &nbsp; Indian athletes competing:&nbsp;2
Equestrian &nbsp; Date: September 26 - October 6 &nbsp; &nbsp; Event: 6 &nbsp; &nbsp; Indian athletes competing:&nbsp;10
Esports &nbsp; Date: September 24 - October 2 &nbsp; &nbsp; Event: 7 &nbsp; &nbsp; Indian athletes competing:&nbsp;15
Football &nbsp; Date: September 19-27 &nbsp; &nbsp; Event: 2 &nbsp; &nbsp; Indian athletes competing:&nbsp;44 (2 teams)
Fencing &nbsp; Date: September 24-29 &nbsp; Event: 12 &nbsp; &nbsp; Indian athletes competing:&nbsp;9
Golf &nbsp; Date: September 28 to October 1 &nbsp; &nbsp; Event: 4 &nbsp; &nbsp; Indian athletes competing:&nbsp;7
Hockey &nbsp; Date: &nbsp;September 24 to October 7 &nbsp; &nbsp; Event: 2 &nbsp; &nbsp; Indian athletes competing:&nbsp;36 (2 teams)
Handball &nbsp; Date: &nbsp;September 24 - October 5 &nbsp; &nbsp; Event: 2 &nbsp; &nbsp; Indian athletes competing:&nbsp;16 (1 team)
Judo &nbsp; Date: September 24-27 &nbsp; &nbsp; Event: 15 &nbsp; &nbsp; Indian athletes competing:&nbsp;4
Ju-Jitsu &nbsp; Date: October 5-7 &nbsp; Event: 8 &nbsp; &nbsp; Indian athletes competing:&nbsp;11
Kabaddi &nbsp; Date: October 2-7 &nbsp; Event: 2 &nbsp; &nbsp; Indian athletes competing:&nbsp;24 (2 teams)
Kurash &nbsp; Date: September 30 - October 2 &nbsp; Event: 7 &nbsp; &nbsp; Indian athletes competing:&nbsp;6
Modern Pentathlon &nbsp; Date: &nbsp;September 20-24 &nbsp; &nbsp; Event: 2 &nbsp; &nbsp; Indian athletes competing:&nbsp;1
Rugby Sevens &nbsp; Date: &nbsp;September 24-26 &nbsp; Event: 2 &nbsp; &nbsp; Indian athletes competing: 12 (1 team)
Rowing &nbsp; Date: &nbsp;September 20-25 &nbsp; &nbsp; Event: 14 &nbsp; Indian athletes competing:&nbsp; 33
Roller skating &nbsp; Date: September 30 - October 7 &nbsp; &nbsp; Event: 10 &nbsp; Indian athletes competing:&nbsp; 14
Sailing &nbsp; Date: September 21-27 &nbsp; &nbsp; Event: 14 &nbsp; &nbsp; Indian athletes competing:&nbsp;16
Sepaktakraw &nbsp; Date: &nbsp;September 24 - October 7 &nbsp; Event: 6 &nbsp; &nbsp; Indian athletes competing:&nbsp;16
Shooting &nbsp; Date: September 24 - October 1 &nbsp; &nbsp; Event: 33 &nbsp; &nbsp; Indian athletes competing:&nbsp;33
Squash &nbsp; Date: &nbsp;September 26 - October 5 &nbsp; &nbsp; Event: 5 &nbsp; &nbsp; Indian athletes competing: 8
Soft tennis &nbsp; Date: &nbsp;October 3-7 &nbsp; Event: 5 &nbsp; &nbsp; Indian athletes competing:&nbsp;10
Swimming &nbsp; Date: September 24-29 &nbsp; &nbsp; Event: 41 &nbsp; Indian athletes competing: 21
Sport Climbing &nbsp; Date: October 3-7 &nbsp; Event: 6 &nbsp; &nbsp; Indian athletes competing:&nbsp;7
Tennis &nbsp; Date: September 24-30 &nbsp; &nbsp; Event: 5 &nbsp; &nbsp; Indian athletes competing:&nbsp;9
Table Tennis &nbsp; Date: September 22 - October 2 &nbsp; &nbsp; Event: 7 &nbsp; Indian athletes competing:&nbsp; 10
Volleyball &nbsp; Date: September 19 - October 7 &nbsp; &nbsp; Event: 2 &nbsp; &nbsp; Indian athletes competing:&nbsp;24 (2 teams)
Weightlifting &nbsp; &nbsp; Dates: September 30 - October 7 &nbsp; &nbsp; Events: 14 &nbsp; &nbsp; Indian athletes competing: 2
Wrestling &nbsp; &nbsp; Dates: October 4 - 7 &nbsp; &nbsp; Events: 18 &nbsp; &nbsp; Indian athletes competing: 18
Wushu &nbsp; &nbsp; Dates: September 24-28 &nbsp; &nbsp; Events: 15 &nbsp; &nbsp; Indian athletes competing: 10

India also leapfrogged Pakistan to the top spot in ICC ODI Rankings. They were already number 1 in Tests and T20Is.

India beat Australia in 1st ODI to become No.1 ranked team across formats

Team India is now the number 1 ranked ICC team across formats.
The Men in Blue beat Australia by 5 wickets in the 1st ODI to take a 1-0 lead in the 3-match series.

India also leapfrogged Pakistan to the top spot in ICC ODI Rankings. They were already number 1 in Tests and T20Is.

Team India is now the number 1 ranked ICC team across formats. The Men in Blue beat Australia by 5 wickets in the 1st ODI to take a 1-0 lead in the 3-match series. With that, India also leapfrogged Pakistan to the top spot in ICC ODI Rankings. They were already number 1 in Tests and T20Is.
Put into bat, Australia was bowled out for 267 as Mohammed Shami rattled the visitors with a 5-wicket haul.
Chasing a below-par total on a batting-friendly track in Mohali, Shubman Gill and Ruturaj Gaikwad put together a 142-run opening stand. However, both got out soon after. India also lost Shreyas Iyer and Ishan Kishan cheaply.
But KL Rahul and Suryakumar Yadav dropped anchor and carried India over the finish line with a half-century each.
Interestingly, India won an ODI against Australia in Mohali for the first time in 27 years. The Aussies won the last 4 games at this ground against the Men in Blue during this period.

In an interview to Hindustan Times, the star Indian shuttler said that she has seen Virat's interview where he talked about how to come out stronger when you are down and sad.

PV Sindhu reveals how Virat Kohli's interview motivates her during lean phase

PV Sindhu, who has struggled at almost all major tournaments lately, opened up about how Virat Kohli's interview inspired her during her lean patch.

In an interview to Hindustan Times, the star Indian shuttler said that she has seen Virat's interview where he talked about how to come out stronger when you are down and sad.

PV Sindhu, who has struggled at almost all major tournaments lately, opened up about how Virat Kohli's interview inspires her during her lean patch ahead of Asian Games 2023.
In an interview to Hindustan Times, the star Indian shuttler said that she has seen Virat's interview where he talked about how to come out stronger when you are down and sad.
'Initially, Virat too went through a situation where he couldn't score. But coming out of that is incredibly important, even for the greatest athletes. I'm sure every athlete goes through it,' she said.
Sindhu said that when she was winning everything, it was all perfect. You are happy and want to win more. The 2-time Olympic medallist added that there are also days when you lose, you are down, and you want to get into that rhythm but you're not able to.&nbsp;
'I'm sure there are situations where you win some and you lose some. It can never happen that you win every time, right? Especially right now, after the injury, coming back in January and trying to find that rhythm again...it's been OK, but there have been ups and downs,' Sindhu concluded.

The total prize pool is US dollars 10 million, which is ₹82,93,43,500. Out of this, the winning team will receive ₹33,17,30,000.

ICC announces prize money for ODI World Cup 2023 teams

The ICC on Friday revealed the price money for teams participating at the ODI World Cup 2023, scheduled to take place in India. The total prize pool is US dollars 10 million, which is ₹82,93,43,500.

Watch how much the winner and runners-up will get

The total prize pool is US dollars 10 million, which is ₹82,93,43,500. Out of this, the winning team will receive ₹33,17,30,000.

The ICC on Friday revealed the price money for teams participating at the ODI World Cup 2023, scheduled to take place in India.
The total prize pool is US dollars 10 million, which is ₹82,93,43,500. Out of this, the winning team will receive ₹33,17,30,000. The runners-up will also be rewarded with ₹16,58,77,500.
The two losing semi-finalists will get ₹6,63,39,240 each.&nbsp;
The 10 teams playing the tournament will also get prize money for winning their Group Stage games, with teams getting ₹33,17,154 for every victory. At the end of the Group Stage, teams that fail to reach the knockouts will each get ₹82,92,405.

Shami meant business from ball 1 itself as he dismissed Mitchell Marsh in the very first over of the match.

Mohammed Shami sends out a loud message with his 2nd ODI 5-wicket haul | India vs Australia

Mohammed Shami bamboozled Australia's batting line-up in the 1st ODI in Mohali by picking up his second 5-wicket haul in one day cricket.

Watch Ravi Shastri's interesting comment on his performance

Shami meant business from ball 1 itself as he dismissed Mitchell Marsh in the very first over of the match.

Just 2 days after he was given bail in the domestic violence case, Mohammed Shami made headlines once again, but this time on the cricket field.
The pacer bamboozled Australia's batting line-up in the 1st ODI in Mohali by picking up his second 5-wicket haul in one day cricket. Shami meant business from ball 1 itself as he dismissed Mitchell Marsh in the very first over of the match.
He then cleaned up Steve Smith with an absolute jaffa. Even former head coach Ravi Shastri couldn't resist praising that delivery.
The fast bowler then scalped Marcus Stoinis, Matthew Short and Sean Abbott to finish with figures of 5 for 51 in 10 overs. It also included a maiden over.
His brilliant bowling helped Team India bowl out Australia for 276. Shami might not be a regular in India's playing XI lately but he has definitely sent out a loud statement to the management.

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