According to the Paris Olympics qualification rules, two Indian men’s singles players can participate in the Games only if both of them are ranked among the Top-16 at the end of the qualification process that ends on April 30, 2024.
Centurian: Captain Temba Bavuma has been ruled out of the second Test against India due to a left hamstring strain, Cricket South Africa (CSA) confirmed after the conclusion of the first Test on Thursday. In Bavuma’s absence, Dean Elgar will captain the side in the final match of his international career, having announced his decision.
Rahul mixed caution and aggression well enough to counter the bounce and swinging ball while pouncing on the loose deliveries, as he took India from 121/6 to a respectable score of 245, through his knock of 101.
New delhi: Following the victory of Sanjay Singh, close aide of former WFI Chief Brij Bhushan Singh, Olympic bronze medallist Sakshi Malik on Thursday said she will not be competing in wrestling anymore. Addressing a press conference following the victory of Sanjay Singh, Sakshi Malik Said that if his (Brij Bhushan) loyalist is elected as.
Mumbai: Pooja Vastraka claimed 4-53 and Sneh Rana 3-56 as India Women bowled out Australia for 219 runs in their first innings on the opening day of the only Test of the multi-format series which started at the Wankhede Stadium here on Thursday. Australia’s first innings, which lasted 77.4 overs and 305 minutes, was boosted.
