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Leander Paes savours 'special' Hall of Fame nomination

MUMBAI: There's still a lot that must fall his way if Leander Paes is to become the first Indian ever to be inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame. But for the 18-time Grand Slam champion, just being among the six nominees in the player category is a "phenomenal"…

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Morning Digest | India is non-Western, not anti-Western, says Jaishankar in Washington; New York flooded by heavy rains, subway partly paralysed, and more

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Global dispute settlement, India and appellate review

While the commitment expressed in the G-20 Declaration is heartening, whether it will have an appellate process or just be a one-stage panel process, given the U.S.’s stand, remains to be seen

The Hindu

Sugar Prices Close Lower on Strong Sugar Output in Brazil

Oct NY world sugar #11 (SBV23 ) on Friday closed -0.46 (-1.72%), and Dec London white sugar #5 (SWZ23 ) closed -10.70 (-1.49%). Sugar prices Friday settled moderately lower, with London sugar falling to a 4-week low. Sugar has been under pressure this week on signs of ramped-up sugar production...

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Bas de Leede: out to add to his family’s and the Netherlands’ cricketing history

Bas De Leede hopes to make a mark in India, just like his father Tim did 27 years ago. He and his team are looking to change the Dutch cricketing record at the World Cup and grow the sport back home.

The Hindu

Hangzhou Asian Games | Manika Batra progresses to quarterfinals; Sharath, Sathiyan crash out

India's Manika Batra advanced to the women's singles quarterfinals, while veterans A Sharath Kamal and G Sathiyan were eliminated in the pre-quarterfinals of the Asian Games table tennis competition. Manika will face China's Yidi Wang in her last chance to win a medal.

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Leander Paes terms Carlos Alcaraz as 'most exciting player in 10 years'

MUMBAI: Indian tennis legend Leander Paes on Friday said Carlos Alcaraz is the most exciting young player to have emerged in the last 10 years and praised the Spaniard for "redefining the sport" with his speed.

The Times of India

Veteran spinner Ashwin toils to switch to World Cup mode

GUWAHATI: As India embarked on final preparation for their ODI World Cup journey with a three-hour long optional practice session far from the madding crowd at the Amingaon Cricket Ground on Friday, the latest entrant into the final 15-member squad, Ravichandran Ashwin, was the busiest among all.

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Mohammad Rizwan cracks unbeaten ton, says 'thank you' to Hyderabad fans for their love

HYDERABAD: Playing their first match on Indian soil albeit a warm-up game in the World Cup against New Zealand, Pakistan’s star batters Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan set the RGIC Stadium on fire, here on Friday.

The Times of India

India’s foreign minister says he briefed US officials on Canada row

Allegations India linked to Canadian Sikh leader’s killing ‘not consistent’ with New Delhi’s policy, top diplomat says.

Al Jazeera

Aditi stays T-2, women's team third; Lahiri ninth in men’s section at Asian Games

Aditi Ashok is one shot behind leader at T-2 in Asian Games, keeping India in medal contention. Pranavi Urs and Avani Prashanth also in Top-15. Anirban Lahiri T-9, Shubhankar Sharma T-21 in men's event. India women 3rd, men 6th in team standings. Taichi Kho leads men's individual event by 6…

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Hangzhou Asian Games | Participation not enough, young shooters are now only thinking of gold: Gagan Narang

Olympic medalist Gagan Narang is passionate about Indian shooting. He's cheering for the Indian girls from the stands & believes the winning age is getting lower & the temperament is getting better. He cautions that the support & knowledge they get must be the right amount at the right time.

The Hindu

Zaka Ashraf does volte-face on controversial 'Dushman Mulk' comment, calls Indian reception 'fantastic'

NEW DELHI: PCB chief Zaka Ashraf, in an effort to rectify his earlier comment, indirectly labeling India as an 'enemy nation', said the warm reception that the Pakistan cricket team received upon their arrival in India, highlights the deep affection fans on both sides of the border hold for the…

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Hangzhou Asian Games | Kiran Baliyan ends India’s 72-year wait for a women’s shot put medal

Indian woman shot putter Baliyan wins bronze at Asian Games, the first in 72 years. Manpreet Kaur (5th) and Himanshi Malik (5th) also competed. Tanya Chaudhary and Rachna Kumari (7th and 9th) in hammer throw. Muhammed Ajmal and Muhammed Anas Yahiya (2nd and 3rd) in 400m race. Baliyan first Indian…

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China's Evergrande crisis: The rise and fall of Hui Ka Yan

China's Evergrande has announced that its founder is being investigated for "illegal crimes". It's the latest twist for world's most indebted property developer. We take a look at the rise and fall of Hui Ka Yan, who was once China's richest person. Next, we head to India to explore the…

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PM Narendra Modi lauds Asian Games medal winners

NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday congratulated the India's medal winners at the Asian Games, especially lauding the country's shooters for their remarkable achievements and podium finishes in multiple events.

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Cricket World Cup 2023 | Focus on Ashwin and Shardul in training session ahead of India’s warm-up game against England

Ashwin, Shardul battle for No. 8 spot in India's WC squad; debate rages on. Ashwin's inclusion may make selection matters more interesting, as he can be as potent as any other spinner in the world. Management faces challenge of choosing two between Kuldeep, Jadeja and Ashwin.

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Shot putter Kiran Baliyan wins India's first athletics medal in Asian Games

NEW DELHI: Kiran Baliyan on Friday achieved a historic feat, becoming the first Indian woman in 72 years to secure an Asian Games medal in the shot-put event on the opening day of the athletics competitions in Hangzhou.

The Independent UK

Afghan embassy says it is stopping operations in Indian capital

India’s External Affairs Ministry says it's examining a letter from the Afghan Embassy that says it plans to cease all operations in the Indian capital by Saturday

The Guardian - UK

Reducing anaemia in the developing world: why researchers are adding nutrients to salt and tea

Billions worldwide are affected by a lack of essential vitamins and minerals in their diets, but a team at Canada’s top university has developed a groundbreaking solution – fortifying staple foods with iron and other nutrients

The Times of India

World Cup warm-up game: Chance for India bowlers to test themselves against England's master blasters

NEW DELHI: The Indian team management will look to maintain a discreet approach and evaluate the batting strength of defending champions England as the two giants meet in their first World Cup warm-up match in Guwahati on Saturday.

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2023 MotoGP Japanese Grand Prix – How to watch, session times & more

Francesco Bagnaia heads to Japan with a reduced lead of just 13 points following his third retirement of the season in India last weekend.

The Hindu

Cricket teams and their No. 4 conundrum during World Cup

India has been searching for the right combination of players to fit the new No. 4 role. India's ODI No. 4 has changed since Yuvraj's retirement, due to rule changes. This problem is not specific to India.

The Times of India

'I was mocked for my equestrian dreams': Anush Agarwalla's twin Asian Games medals a perfect reply to his critics

HANGZHOU: When he moved to Germany, Anush Agarwalla, a boy from Ballygunge in Kolkata, was just 17. Loneliness was the closest to him in a foreign land, where an Indian teenager found himself out of place. And it was natural. Somebody who had never lived alone was on his own,…

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