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India vs New Zealand: After rain, Bengaluru Test stopped short by technology

Rain delayed cricket on the opening day of the first Test between India and New Zealand in Bengaluru on Wednesday. The first two sessions were fully washed out at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium with covers making their presence felt throughout. Not long after, as heavy rain returned, the umpires decided…

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Virat Kohli's Test form at 'a dangerous stage': Mike Hesson explains why

NEW DELHI: Star Indian batsman Virat Kohli, at this point in his career, is more concerned with winning games for India than with stats, which could be dangerous because huge scores would come to him naturally with this mindset, according to Mike Hesson, the former Director of Cricket for Royal…

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Virat Kohli's swag under a hoodie steals the thunder from Bengaluru rain - see pic

India and New Zealand teams continued to wait for the rain in Bengaluru to relent on Wednesday, but it eventually washed out the entire first session of play at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium, not allowing even the toss to happen.

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IND vs NZ: How Bengaluru rain hurts India in race to qualify for WTC 2025 final

As persistent rain washed out the opening session of the first Test between India and New Zealand on Wednesday at Bengaluru, it happened with the hosts' ambition of qualifying for the World Test Championship (WTC) Final being affected.

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India vs New Zealand, 1st Test: How the state-of-the art drainage system at M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru works

Regular spells of rain in Bengaluru in the last few days and forecast for more over the course of the first Test between India and New Zealand beginning on Wednesday may have the final say in the outcome of the series opener.

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'Test cricket is nothing but...' - Indian players reveal what the red-ball format means to them

As the Indian team gets ready for the Test series against New Zealand beginning in Bengaluru on Wednesday, four of the team's prominent names shared what playing the game's traditional format means to them.

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Tom Latham readies for trial by fire

BENGALURU: Captaincy is not unfamiliar territory for Tom Latham.

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Rohit Sharma keen to create bigger pool of pacers

BENGALURU: They are not called 'standbys' any more but 'travelling reserves' and their relevance and growth in Indian cricket is on the rise. This is especially true of the new breed of faster bowlers.

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'Not surprised ... ': Rohit Sharma hails the rise of Yashasvi Jaiswal

NEW DELHI: Ahead of the Test series against New Zealand, which gets underway in Bengaluru on Wednesday, India's Test and ODI captain Rohit Sharma discussed his views on rookie batsman Yashasvi Jaiswal on Tuesday.

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The confusing case of Mohammed Shami: Who exactly is not revealing facts?

NEW DELHI: Ahead of the first Test versus New Zealand in Bengaluru, India captain Rohit Sharma provided an update on Mohammed Shami and revealed that the seamer, who has been away from cricket since November 2023, has developed "swelling in his knee" and it has "put him back a little…

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Bengaluru rain washes out India's training session ahead of first Test against New Zealand

The Indian team's plans to iron out the leftover creases in their game came to nothing as rain didn't allow their scheduled morning practice session at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru on Tuesday to go ahead.

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Downpour lashes Tamil Nadu, 8 flights cancelled

Amid heavy rainfall that lashed parts of Tamil Nadu, eight flights scheduled to operate to and from Chennai from Bengaluru. Read further on Dynamite News:

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India vs New Zealand, Bengaluru weather forecast: First Test faces rain threat

The first Test between India and New Zealand beginning at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru on Wednesday may be reduced to a stop-start affair by the inclement weather that is likely to keep the ground staff on their toes.

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India vs New Zealand: Rachin Ravindra stresses the need to negate Ravichandran Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja

BENGALURU: Back in 2021, they were the first World Test Championship winners. One of the highlights of that 2019-21 cycle was New Zealand's consistency. A trait which has been missing from the Black Caps' campaign this season.

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'Dad will be here watching': New Zealand's Rachin Ravindra proud to play at 'home' in Bengaluru

Rachin Ravindra made his Test debut in 2021 against India in Kanpur, but the first Test of the series beginning in Bengaluru on Wednesday will hold a special place for the India-origin all-rounder, as it's the city from where his family belongs.

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Tanya clinches international challenge title; Raghu wins in Egypt

BENGALURU: Karnataka shuttler Tanya Hemanth clinched the women's singles title at the Bendigo International badminton tournament in Australia on Sunday. She registered a 21-17, 21-17 win over Chinese Taipei's Tung Ciou-Tong in the final, which lasted 41 minutes.

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ISSF World Cup: Indian shooters ready to take on the world

NEW DELHI: Tilottama Sen has had a rollercoaster of emotions in the past three months. The 16-year-old shooter from Bengaluru, who had clinched the quota for the Paris Games, was poised to become the youngest Indian Olympian. However, she couldn't hold her quota in the trials in May.

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Bengaluru shuttler Tanya Hemanth wins Bendigo International Challenge title in Australia

JAIPUR: Young Indian shuttler Tanya Hemanth won the women’s singles title at the Bendigo International Challenge Badminton tournament in Australia.

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India's brand of cricket tough for touring teams: NZ coach Gary Stead

BENGALURU: Injuries to key players don't affect the India and the brand of cricket they play in their backyard makes it "very difficult" for visiting teams, New Zealand head coach Gary Stead on Sunday.

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Rahul Dravid reunites with Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli ahead of first New Zealand Test in Bengaluru. WATCH

NEW DELHI: Former head coach Rahul Dravid on Sunday reunited with India captain Rohit Sharma, Rishabh Pant, and Virat Kohli at the Chinnaswamy Stadium ahead of the first Test against New Zealand starting on October 16 in Bengaluru.

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Why younger workers are disengaged at work

Prithi, 27, is a graphic designer in an MNC in Bengaluru, and she spends her work hours doing a basic minimum of what is expected of her and the rest of the time she is searching for a new job. She has little or no interest in her current role…

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How Nasser Hussain masterminded Sachin Tendulkar’s only Test stumping

Former England captain Nasser Hussain famously orchestrated Sachin Tendulkar’s only Test stumping, in his 200-Test long career, during England’s 2001 tour of India, in the third Test at Bengaluru.

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Lakshya Sen eyes BWF Finals after Paris heartbreak

BENGALURU: Lakshya Sen, after falling agonizingly short of an Olympic medal in Paris, got back to training last month under the watchful eyes of coach Vimal Kumar at the Prakash Padukone Badminton Academy here.

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How a Rohingya rape survivor’s abortion became legally complicated

Two weeks ago, Sadia*, a 19-year-old Rohingya asylum seeker in India, was finally able to terminate her pregnancy that resulted from a reported rape that happened in Tripura in June. It cost her 10,000 Bangladeshi Taka (Rs 7,000) to abort in a private hospital in Bangladesh.

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Sultan of Johor Cup: Amir Ali to lead Indian junior hockey team in Sreejesh's coaching debut

BENGALURU: Amir Ali has been named captain, with Rohit as his deputy, in the 18-member junior hockey squad for the Sultan of Johor Cup that will mark the first assignment for head coach PR Sreejesh in Malaysia from October 19.

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