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Kolkata:The BCCI decided to employ “wait and watch” policy with regards to coming under National Anti-Doping Agency (NADA)’s umbrella after its top brass met in Kolkata for a meeting. The meeting was

New Delhi:Pakistan registered a comprehensive 131-run win vs. Zimbabwe in the final ODI of their five-match series, thus completing a series whitewash in the process. Towards the end of Zimbabwe’s innings, Pakistan

Hockenheim:Lewis Hamilton earned his blockbuster wages with a German Grand Prix victory that will go down in the annals of the sport. The four-times Formula One world champion, now the winner of

COLOMBO: Left-arm spinner Keshav Maharaj claimed career-best figures of eight for 116 as South Africa restricted Sri Lanka to 277 for nine by stumps on the opening day of the second and

Chicago:Pep Guardiola’s start to his pre-season campaign ended in defeat as Borussia Dortmund captain Mario Gotze’s first half penalty was enough to see off the Premier League champions Manchester City 1-0 at

Mumbai:Sachin Tendulkar said he turned down several offers before joining forces with Middlesex to launch the Tendulkar Middlesex Global Academy and that it took nearly 10 months to put things together before

Sydney:Disgraced Australia opening batsman David Warner returned to action on home soil on Saturday and said he was desperate to force his way back into the national side when his ball-tampering suspension

SAO PAULO: Neymar said he isn’t upset with critics who have made fun of his apparent theatrics during the World Cup in Russia. At an auction organised by Neymar Jr. Institute on

Mumbai :India all-rounder Kedar Jadhav, who underwent a surgery after suffering a hamstring injury during the Indian Premier League, said he would start playing in another two to three weeks time. Playing

Mumbai :Former England off-spinner Graeme Swann foresees a strong Indian showing in next month’s Test series against the hosts if the ball fails to swing, the chances of which are high due