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India defeated Sri Lanka by 147 runs in the final to claim their second successive gold medal. Patil expressed delight at being back in the side after her layoff.
Mitchell Starc plays down rivalry with South Africa ahead of Durban Test, citing closer ties through franchise cricket.
Shahroon steps in after Khurram Niazi departed in April for the Capital Development Authority. The post sat empty for months.
Mohammad Rizwan was removed from SNGPL's President's Trophy squad due to an ongoing betting inquiry rather than fitness concerns.
Sachin Tendulkar commended Japan organisers for providing cricket explanation sheets to new spectators.
The original sting did not name Bedi as the alleged source, though social media speculation connected him to the story.
DDCA alerts BCCI after sting claims former player offered match information.
India held off Japan by two runs after a reversed wide call in the final over.
Rashid's absence leaves England without their most experienced white-ball spinner for the series.
Shafali Verma rose two places to fourth in the ICC Women's T20I batting rankings following her maiden century at the Asian Games.
India win rain-shortened T20I against Japan by two runs after umpires reverse wide call in final over.
Rashid misses all three ODIs after sustaining hand injury while fielding in the T20 series; Rehan Ahmed replaces him.
India defended their Asian Games title with a 147-run win over Sri Lanka, led by Mandhana and Shafali Verma.
Mitchell Starc clarifies he is not retiring after joking about walking away once he completes planned Test commitments.
Gus Miller has extended his contract with Northamptonshire until 2027 after playing a role in their T20 Blast title win.
India reached 200 T20I wins after holding off Japan by two runs in a rain-shortened five-over contest at Sano.
England fast bowler Mark Wood announced his retirement from international cricket on Tuesday after 253 wickets across all formats.
India claimed their 200th T20I win after holding off Japan by two runs.
Colin Ingram has retired from professional cricket after 11 seasons with Glamorgan, scoring 31 centuries for the county.
The Hindu published a daily quiz on the 1986 tied Test between India and Australia at Chepauk.
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