Name: IPL 2023: 'Teams will need some time,' - Sunil Gavaskar and Harbhajan Singh on the Impact Player rule
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Description: Former Indian cricketers Sunil Gavaskar and Harbhajan Singh gave their approval to the new Impact player rule introduced by the BCCI in this year's IPL

One of the wrestlers had accused Brij Bhushan of 'placing his hands on the buttocks' while the team was posing for a group photo

Wrestlers Protest | International referee corroborates allegation against Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh

Jagbir Singh, an international referee is another witness who verified the accusations of sexual harassment by the wrestlers in his testimony to the Delhi Police. 

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One of the wrestlers had accused Brij Bhushan of 'placing his hands on the buttocks' while the team was posing for a group photo

The Indian Express reported that Jagbir Singh, an international referee is another witness who verified the accusations of sexual harassment by the wrestlers in his testimony to the Delhi Police.&nbsp; Earlier, the news media publishing company had reported that an Olympian, a Commonwealth Games gold medallist, a state-level coach and an international referee had corroborated the allegations of at least 3 complainants.&nbsp; While referring to a team photograph, Singh said that the Delhi police had asked him about it and he told them that he saw the complainant standing next to Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh but then came to teh front. Noting that something wrong had happened to the wrestler, Singh admitted to seeing her 'freeing herself, pushing away, mumbling and moving away' 'She was reacting and was uncomfortable', he added.&nbsp;&nbsp; He also accepted that though he did not see him doing the act, Jagbir said, 'he used to keep touching wrestlers saying come here and stand here' Singh who is one of the 125 potential witnesses from across four states corroborated the allegations of one of the 6 wrestlers who have alleged sexual harassment by Wrestling Federation of India president Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh.&nbsp; One of the wrestlers had accused Brij Bhushan of 'placing his hands on the buttocks' while the team was posing for a group photo at the end of the trials in Lucknow for the Asian Championships last year.&nbsp;

Singh's statement came after the minor complainant's father backtracked and changed his statement against Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh.

'No grudges': Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh after minor complainant's father backtracks 

Former Wrestling Federation of India chief Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh said that he holds no grudges against the minor girl, whose father had filed the FIR against him alleging sexual assault.

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Singh's statement came after the minor complainant's father backtracked and changed his statement against Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh.

Former Wrestling Federation of India chief Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh said that he holds no grudges against the minor girl, whose father had filed the FIR against him alleging sexual assault. Singh's statement came after the minor complainant's father backtracked and changed his statement against Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh. The father accepted that he deliberately filed a false police complaint of sexual harassment against the WFI chief because he wanted to get back at the official for a perceived injustice against the girl. Reacting to father's admission, the BJP MP said that he would not hold any grudge against the family or the girl as they were manipulated and led into the mistake by the wrestlers who have been protesting against him.&nbsp;
The father gave an elaborated explanation for the origin of his and his daughter's animosity against Singh, who has vehemently denied the sexual harassment allegations, including against the minor.
The origin of the animosity, as per the father goes back to the 2022 Under 17 Asian Championship trials in Lucknow when the minor lost the final and missed out on selection to the Indian team. They blamed Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh for the referee's decision.

Team India still need 119 runs to avoid the follow-on against Australia with 5 wickets in hand

WTC final 2023, IND vs AUS: Team India in trouble, end Day 2 at 151/5

Team India was pushed towards the wall on Day 2 of the WTC final at the Oval as they ended Day 2 at 151/5, still trailing Australia by a mammoth 318 runs

Team India still need 119 runs to avoid the follow-on against Australia with 5 wickets in hand

Team India was pushed towards the wall on Day 2 of the WTC final at the Oval as Australia is in command of the ultimate Test.
Indian bowlers helped the subcontinental giants fight back on Day 2 as Australia lost 8 wickets for just 108 runs and were all out for 469. Mohammed Siraj the chief destroyer with 4 scalps.
India began strongly in reply as Rohit Sharma and Shubman Gill put together a 30-run stand, before both openers were dismissed in consecutive overs.
Cheteshwar Pujara and Virat Kohli also went back cheaply as India found themselves wanting at 71/4.
Ravindra Jadeja and Ajinkya Rahane tried to steady the ship with a 71-run stand but Nathan Lyon got rid of a well-set Jadeja for 48 in his second over.
Rahane returned unbeaten on 29 as India ended Day 2 at 151/5, still trailing Australia by a mammoth 318 runs.

Asked why such serious allegations were levelled against the WFI boss, the father of the wrestler explained, 'Because of that one bout, we missed out on four international tours and probably four medals.'

Wrestlers' protest | Minor grappler's father makes a U-Turn, case against BrijBhushan Singh weakens

A day after admitting at deliberately filing a false police complaint of sexual harassment against the outgoing WFI chief BrijBhushan Sharan Singh, father of the minor wrestler opened up about further details.

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Asked why such serious allegations were levelled against the WFI boss, the father of the wrestler explained, 'Because of that one bout, we missed out on four international tours and probably four medals.'

A day after admitting at deliberately filing a false police complaint of sexual harassment against the outgoing WFI chief BrijBhushan Sharan Singh, father of the minor wrestler opened up about further details.
When asked why he was changing his story now, the father told PTI that it was better that the truth came out now instead of in the court.
In an elaborate explanation for the origin of his and his daughter's animosity against Singh, the father of the 17-year-old wrestler stated, 'The match was against a Delhi wrestler. The UWW and WFI rules were not followed (in the bout). I have no grudge against the Delhi wrestler. She is also like my daughter but the referee who was also from Delhi deliberately defeated my daughter.'
Asked why he directed his anger towards Singh when the alleged bias was shown by the referee, he said, 'Who had deputed the referee? It was the federation. And who is the head of the federation? So who I will be angry with?' he questioned.
Asked why such serious allegations were levelled against the WFI boss for the defeat of just one bout, the father of the wrestler explained, 'Because of that one bout, we missed out on four international tours and probably four medals.'
The Rohtak man also insisted that he and his daughter were not influenced by the protesting wrestlers.

After the Asian Games got postponed last year due to Covid-19, the continental competition is scheduled to start on September 23 in Hangzhou

Wrestlers want to take part in Asian Games trials

A day after receiving government assurance, the wrestlers expressed intent to take part in the Asian Games selection trials scheduled to be held later this month.

After the Asian Games got postponed last year due to Covid-19, the continental competition is scheduled to start on September 23 in Hangzhou

A day after receiving government assurance, the wrestlers expressed intent to take part in the Asian Games selection trials scheduled to be held later this month.
However, the wrestlers want some more time to get ready for the trials.
"We want to take part in the selection trial but to prepare for it, we need at least a month and a half of training," international wrestler Satyawart Kadian, who is also Sakshi Malik's husband, told PTI.
Getting back into competition mode will be a tough task for the wrestlers. Some haven't competed since the World Championships in September last year, while others last hit the mat even earlier, during the Commonwealth Games in August 2022.
Asian Games are set to take place in Hangzhou, China from September 23 to October 8.
(With PTI inputs)

Amid a temporary truce after Bajrang and Sakshi met Anurag Thakur on Wednesday, Vinesh Phogat came up with fresh salvo on BJP MP Brijbhushan Sharan Singh

Wrestlers protest: Will daughters get justice in atmosphere of fear and intimidation - Vinesh Phogat

Asian Games gold medallist and one of the prominent faces of the wrestlers' protest against former WFI chief, Vinesh Phogat wondered if the country's daughters would get justice in this "atmosphere of fear and intimation".

Amid a temporary truce after Bajrang and Sakshi met Anurag Thakur on Wednesday, Vinesh Phogat came up with fresh salvo on BJP MP Brijbhushan Sharan Singh

Asian Games gold medallist and one of the prominent faces of the wrestlers' protest against former WFI chief, Vinesh Phogat wondered if the country's daughters would get justice in this "atmosphere of fear and intimation".
Phogat's tweet came days after the 'minor', whose complaint had formed basis of FIR against Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh under the POCSO Act reportedly withdrew her sexual harassment allegations against the outgoing WFI president.
Also read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/others-sports/wrestlers-protest-govt-sets-june-15-deadline-for-chargesheet-against-brijbhushan-singh-1686146385497">Wrestlers' protest: Govt sets June 15 deadline for chargesheet against Brijbhushan Singh</a>
"Will the daughters get justice in the atmosphere of fear and intimidation???" Vinesh wrote on her Twitter handle.
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डर और भय के माहौल में क्या बेटियों को इंसाफ़ मिल पाएगा???
&mdash; Vinesh Phogat (@Phogat_Vinesh) <a href="https://twitter.com/Phogat_Vinesh/status/1666767604357242882?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">June 8, 2023</a></blockquote>
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In another tweet, she said, "May these daughters not lose courage one by one because of the delay in this fight for justice??? God give courage to all."&nbsp;
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">
ये बेटियाँ एक-एक करके हिम्मत ना हार जायें इंसाफ़ की इस लड़ाई में हो रही देरी के कारण??? परमात्मा सबको हिम्मत दे&nbsp;
&mdash; Vinesh Phogat (@Phogat_Vinesh) <a href="https://twitter.com/Phogat_Vinesh/status/1666772113330515970?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">June 8, 2023</a></blockquote>
(With PTI inputs)

Rice has been linked with some of Europe&rsquo;s top teams, including Arsenal and Bayern Munich, although Sullivan said West Ham have yet to receive an offer for their star player

Declan Rice to leave West Ham United, club chairman confirms

Captain Declan Rice appears to have played his last game for West Ham United as club chairman said that Rice has been promised he can leave the club and wants to go

Rice has been linked with some of Europe&rsquo;s top teams, including Arsenal and Bayern Munich, although Sullivan said West Ham have yet to receive an offer for their star player

It's been the news West Ham United fans have feared for some time, but captain Declan Rice appears to have played his last game for the club.
Club chairman David Sullivan said that the midfielder, who captained West Ham in their 2-1 victory over Fiorentina in the Europa Conference League final on Wednesday, has been promised he can leave the club and wants to go.
Rice has been linked with some of Europe&rsquo;s top teams, including Arsenal and Bayern Munich, although Sullivan said West Ham have yet to receive an offer for their star player.
After lifting the clubs first trophy in over 40 years, the 24-year-old declared his love for West Ham but admitted he does not know whether he will still be at the club next season.

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Former Indian cricketers Sunil Gavaskar and Harbhajan Singh gave their approval to the new Impact player rule introduced by the BCCI in this year's IPL

 IPL 2023: 'Teams will need some time,' - Sunil Gavaskar and Harbhajan Singh on the Impact Player rule

Indian cricketing legends have their say on the new Impact player rule in the #IPL2023

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&ldquo;You need some time to understand new rules and acclimatise with new playing conditions. The same will be the case with all ten teams in the TATA IPL 2023. They will need some time to ace it,&rdquo; Gavaskar told Star Sports.

Former Indian cricketers Sunil Gavaskar and Harbhajan Singh gave their approval to the new Impact player rule introduced by the BCCI in this year's IPL in which the teams will get to make a tactical substitution and bring in a player during their match.
Both the players said that the teams will need some time to get used to the new rule and utilise it according to the conditions.
&ldquo;You need some time to understand new rules and acclimatise with new playing conditions. The same will be the case with all ten teams in the TATA IPL 2023. They will need some time to ace it,&rdquo; Gavaskar told Star Sports.
&ldquo;It&rsquo;s a very innovative move as you can now replace a player whom you feel is not suitable or has served his purpose with someone who can make an impact in the current playing conditions. So, kudos to the BCCI, it&rsquo;s a very good rule,&rdquo; said Harbhajan.
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JioCinema clocked a record 1.47 billion views in the first weekend of the tournament.&nbsp;

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Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh had been earlier booked under section 10 of the POCSO act for aggravated sexual assault on the minor wrestler. 

Wrestlers' protest: what happens to POCSO case against BrijBhushan Singh after minor changes statement

The sexual harassment allegation case against the former Wrestling Federation of India chief Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh appears to have weakened after the minor wrestler's father whose sexual assault complaint was lodged under POCSO backtracked. 

Here's how the dynamics of the case might change 

Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh had been earlier booked under section 10 of the POCSO act for aggravated sexual assault on the minor wrestler.&nbsp;

One of the sexual harassment allegation case against the former Wrestling Federation of India chief, Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh, appears to have weakened after the father of a minor wrestler, whose sexual assault complaint was lodged under POCSO, backtracked.&nbsp;
The minor's father accepted that they deliberately filed a 'false' police complaint of sexual harassment against WFI chief, Singh.
His admission changes the dynamics of the cases against the BJP MP.
As per The Indian Express, the minor's father has re-recorded his statement at Delhi's Patiala House Court. The father changed his statement under section 164 of CrPC (Code of Criminal Procedure) before a magistrate and as per the law, the changed statement holds evidentiary value in court.
This is being regarded as an escape hole for the 66-year-old, Singh, as the POCSO charges may get dropped now. &nbsp;
However, CNN News-18, which spoke to Supreme Court lawyer Ashwini Dubey on the issue, reported that there is no provision to withdraw a case under POCSO as these are non-compoundable offences, which means a compromise in such cases is not possible and criminal culpability continues. &nbsp;
Dubey said that while the FIR cannot be quashed, it is up to the court to analyse statements and then the accused may be discharged if grounds and evidence are found frivolous.&nbsp;
But another lawyer, Ashish Dixit told CNN News 18 that a witness retracting or changing her statement might go against her and the credibility of such person becomes intriguing.
He also said that police may choose to drop the provisions of POCSO from the chargesheet and if they discover substantive evidence, they would be within their rights to file a chargesheet containing POCSO offence.
Singh had been earlier booked under section 10 of the POCSO act for aggravated sexual assault on the minor wrestler.

India who are chasing a mammoth 469 finished Day 2 at 151/5 with Ajinkya Rahane and KS Bharat on crease. 

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Head's 163 off 174 balls has put Australia in a commanding position on the second day at the Oval.

WTC Final 2023 | On Day two, we planned to bowl only bouncers to Head: Siraj

India pacer Mohammed Siraj revealed the team's plan against Australia's Travis Head who had scored a counterattacking hundred on the opening day of the World Test Championship final.

Head's 163 off 174 balls has put Australia in a commanding position on the second day at the Oval.

India pacer Mohammed Siraj on Thursday said the team planned to bowl only bouncers to Travis Head irrespective of the outcome after his counterattacking hundred on the opening day of the World Test Championship final.
Head's 163 off 174 balls has put Australia in a commanding position on the second day at the Oval. The Indians' tactics of not using the short ball against Head were questioned on day one, forcing them to change their plans the following day.
Siraj eventually got rid of him with a short ball on the leg side.
"There was sticky bounce yesterday morning and seam movement. Thereafter, there was not enough swing from the six metre length and batters were having it easy. Head batted extraordinarily as well. We could have bowled with better lines," said Siraj, who was India's standout bowler with four wickets in Australia's first-innings total of 469 all out.
Siraj felt they got the required luck with the short ball on day two.
"We decided to bowl bouncer only to Head and if he get hit from there then so be it. We stuck to it and got success. We built pressure did not give too many runs that also helped. We used bouncers yesterday as well but the chances went in the gap.
"There were four-five chances off my bowling only. If we did not bowl well, Australia would have crossed 500," he said.
Siraj added that the wicket had more pace and uneven bounce on day two.
"There is more pace in the wicket and there is uneven bounce. We also bowled well but the way Head batted he forced us to push our lengths back." On throwing the ball back to Steve Smith after the Australia completed his hundred in the first over of the day, he added: "It was nothing. I was just enjoying. It is important to do that as it is a long day," he added

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