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Siraj scripts redemption tale as India levels series. In today's The Hindu

Young India proves cricket stops for no one... There were apprehensions about how this Indian team would adapt to the conditions and big moments in England, but this group showcased enough skill and spirit to come out with a 2-2 drawn series. sportstar.thehindu.com/cricket/india-…

After 25 days of riveting action, the young Indian team not only came from behind to draw the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy 2-2, but also proved that the future is in safe hands. Shayan Acharya traces the big questions facing this Indian side in England and how Gill and Co.

One last time from London... Gill's young guns show plenty of fight and character and also proves cricket waits for no one. In today's The Hindu

Exclusive interview: Chris Woakes speaks publicly for the first time about the dramatic end to the Oval Test, walking out to face the music with a dislocated left shoulder. Warning, contains some eye-watering detail #ENGvIND theguardian.com/sport/2025/aug…

A cracking piece by Ali Martin

India has reached the Women’s ODI World Cup final twice - in 2⃣0⃣0⃣5⃣ and 2⃣0⃣1⃣7⃣ - but the title has eluded it both times. As the Women in Blue gear up for another tournament, India captain Harmanpreet Kaur hopes to break the title jinx this time around, at home. ✍️

#YuvrajSingh has been part of India’s two World Cup-winning squads — the 2007 T20 World Cup and the 2011 ODI World Cup, writes Shayan Acharya trib.al/VgiTFz6

Harmanpreet hopeful of breaking Women in Blue’s World Cup jinx trib.al/C6UXMGS - Shayan Acharya writes

Women’s ODI World Cup: Handling pressure will be the key to glory, says Yuvraj Singh trib.al/Lb4cw7O - Shayan Acharya writes

Harmanpreet hopes to break Women in Blue's jinx, and Yuvraj Singh says that handling the pressure will be the key to glory in the Women's World Cup. In today's The Hindu

Dr Vece Paes is no more. A member of India's medal-winning hockey team in the 1972 Olympics, Dr Paes later worked with the BCCI's and the Asian Cricket Council for years. Deepest condolences to Leander Paes OLY and the family.

Between stumps and strokes: Jack Russell’s life in cricket and art sportstar.thehindu.com/cricket/jack-r…

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Jack Russell is a busy man. In one of the posh lanes of central London, he pursues his passion — painting portraits — a profession he’s embraced for more than three decades. The former England wicketkeeper is now an acclaimed artist and runs a premier art gallery. In an

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It was wonderful catching up with Jack Russell MBE during the tour of England. Had a lovely chat on art and the art of wicketkeeping that's on the decline. sportstar.thehindu.com/cricket/jack-r…

🚨 NEW SERIES ALERT | SPELLBOUND - India's Greatest Bowling Spells 🚨 In this special series, brought to you by Union Bank of India, veteran journalist Vijay Lokapally 🇮🇳 revisits legendary bowling performances from India's cricketing history. E01: Anil Kumble on his 10-wicket