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NEW DELHI: Delhi Capitals (DC) assistant coach Shane Watson came in support of Prithvi Shaw for his dismal run in the Indian Premier League (IPL). Baking out-of-form Shaw, Watson said that a "player like Prithvi does not just fall out of a tree."

MUMBAI: While the win over Delhi Capitals in the last match may have calmed nerves in the Mumbai Indians’ camp, there are still teething issues they need to fine tune before they could mount a serious challenge in this edition of the IPL. One of them is helping Suryakumar Yadav…

WASHINGTON — Bo Horvat apologized before the game for a comment that sounded like a dig against his former team. All of the Islanders should be saying sorry for a weak effort against the depleted, playing-out-the-string Capitals in a game that may keep them out of the playoffs.

ELMONT, N.Y. — The Islanders knew what to expect from the Flyers and knew what they had to avoid in their tense playoff chase. Facing teams a mere week away from their offseason vacation but with players trying to win jobs for next season is never easy.

The clock was ticking toward its final minute and the Florida Panthers were at risk of wasting a dominant third period Saturday. They had already rallied once and blown one lead, and they were tied with the Washington Capitals for 19 minutes of the third period until Matthew Tkachuk, on…

GUWAHATI: Rajasthan Royals have only two connections with Guwahati. One is their collaboration with Assam Cricket Association (ACA) in setting up their cricket academy five years ago at Barsapara Cricket Stadium here and the other is Riyan Parag - the only Assamese player plying his trade in the IPL.

ELMONT, N.Y. — The Islanders had to win to keep up in the playoff chase.

NEW DELHI: For the second match in a row, Delhi Capitals’ batting was found wanting against top-notch pace bowling. By the end of the first innings of their match against Gujarat Titans at the Ferozeshah Kotla on Tuesday, Capitals scrapped their way to a modest 162/8 battered and bruised by…

NEW DELHI: For most part of Monday evening at the Ferozeshah Kotla, there was Gujarat Titans captain Hardik Pandya sharpening his power-hitting in the nets, with Delhi Capitals vice-captain Axar Patel doing the same in the nets three pitches to his right at the centre square.