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Sister of Stylist Jesús Guerrero Clarifies Jennifer López's Connection to His Sudden Death

The hair stylist's sudden death occurred just days after he traveled with the Bronx Diva to Dubai.

Latin Times

'Back and forth in between cities': Adam Zampa unfazed by hectic Champions Trophy schedule

The ICC Champions Trophy 2025 has entered its decisive phase, with the semi-finals set to begin on Tuesday. India, who topped Group A, will take on Australia in the first semi-final in Dubai, while New Zealand face Group B toppers South Africa in Lahore on Wednesday.

The Times of India

Familiarity with conditions helped India: Matt Henry

NEW DELHI: As their spin quartet, especially Varun Chakravarthy, kept his team under continual pressure during the Champions Trophy encounter in Dubai, New Zealand pacer Matt Henry noted that India's expertise with the conditions helped them choose a competent bowling unit.

The Times of India

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'People have run on the pitch ...': Ravi Shastri reveals his preferred India XI for semi-final against Australia

NEW DELHI: India secured their place at the top of Group A with a commanding 44-run victory over New Zealand in their final group-stage fixture of the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 on Sunday at Dubai International Cricket Stadium.

The Times of India

Champions Trophy: Australia add young all-rounder to squad ahead of semi-final clash against India

Australia have drafted young all-rounder Cooper Connolly into their ICC Champions Trophy squad as a replacement for the injured Matthew Short, just ahead of their semi-final clash against India in Dubai on Tuesday.

The Times of India

Champions Trophy Digest: India top Group A, set up semi-final clash with Australia

India continued their dominant run in the ICC Champions Trophy, securing a comfortable victory over New Zealand in their final group-stage encounter at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium.

The Times of India

Record-breaking spell! Varun Chakravarthy registers best-ever bowling figures for India on Champions Trophy debut

NEW DELHI: Spinner Varun Chakravarthy made a memorable ICC Champions Trophy debut on Sunday, producing a sensational five-wicket haul as India defeated New Zealand by 44 runs in their final group-stage match at Dubai International Cricket Stadium. His performance helped India secure a semi-final clash against Australia after topping Group…

The Times of India

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He has got something different: Rohit Sharma on Varun Chakaravarthy selection masterstroke

NEW DELHI: Skipper Rohit Sharma on Sunday said the X-factor mystery spinner Varun Chakaravarthy brings, influenced his selection for India's Champions Trophy last group match against New Zealand in Dubai on Sunday.

The Times of India

Short ruled out for semis as India exam awaits Aussies

Australia were right to travel to Dubai early as they'll face India there in the semi-finals - but injured Matt Short is out with Cooper Connolly called up.

AAP

India vs New Zealand: Shreyas Iyer aces the middle-overs grind

TimesofIndia.com in Dubai: It took New Zealand just 6.4 overs to send India's top three - Rohit Sharma, Shubman Gill, Virat Kohli - back to the hut and the side was in a spot of bother at 30/3. The last time the Men in Blue had a similar start in…

The Times of India

Matt Henry overtakes Richard Hadlee's ODI record for New Zealand

NEW DELHI: Fast bowler Matt Henry surpassed legendary Kiwi pacer Sir Richard Hadlee to become New Zealand's eighth-highest wicket-taker in ODIs after claiming five wickets against India in Dubai.

The Times of India

High time the world starts talking about Shreyas Iyer's strengths: Mohammad Kaif

NEW DELHI: Former India cricketer Mohammad Kaif on Sunday praised middle-order batter Shreyas Iyer for his crucial 79-run knock against New Zealand in their final Group A match of the ICC Champions Trophy in Dubai.

The Times of India

Shreyas Iyer, Hardik Pandya take India to 249/9 against New Zealand in Champions Trophy

NEW DELHI: India posted a competitive total of 249/9, thanks to Shreyas Iyer's well-crafted half-century and Hardik Pandya's aggressive late innings performance on a challenging pitch in the ICC Champions Trophy final group stage match in Dubai on Sunday.

The Times of India

Our unique selling point is that we can host events at a short notice: ECB COO Subhan Ahmed

DUBAI: It doesn’t have a big cricket culture, but the United Arab Emirates, since the last few years, is turning out to be a hub of major cricketing events.

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Virat, Gill, Rohit - all gone! New Zealand rock India's top order

In Dubai on Sunday, India captain Rohit Sharma said he would have batted first even if he had won the toss against New Zealand. The skipper made sense because India had chased in their two matches so far in this Champions Trophy; however, the famed top order was not allowed…

The Independent UK

Virat Kohli falls to stunning catch as India battle New Zealand in Champions Trophy

The batter fell cheaply as New Zealand reduced India to 30-3 during the group stage clash in Dubai

The Times of India

Vivian Richards: 'Things that I cherish about Virat Kohli...'

Virat Kohli plays his 300th one-day international on Sunday as India take on New Zealand in Dubai to conclude the group stage of the ICC Champions Trophy, and the batting legend is not just the focus of attention for his fans but continues to mesmerized legends like Sir Vivian Richards,…

The Times of India

India vs New Zealand in Champions Trophy: Three things that make it an ultra-important match

On the face of it, the concluding group-stage fixture of the Champions Trophy between India and New Zealand on Sunday may seem inconsequential. Both the teams are through to the semifinals and all four semifinalists have been confirmed, but there's a lot more to this match in Dubai than it…

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Virat Kohli embraces 'Delhi da Munda' spirit ahead of his 300th ODI

NEW DELHI: As India prepare for their final group-stage match against New Zealand in the ICC Champions Trophy, star batter Virat Kohli reflected on his roots, embracing the "Delhi da munda" spirit that has shaped his approach to cricket and life. The 36-year-old batting maestro, who will be playing his…

The Times of India

'We can give solid answers ...': Saqlain Mushtaq challenges India to multi-format contest against Pakistan to prove dominance

NEW DELHI: Former Pakistan spinner Saqlain Mushtaq has thrown down the gauntlet to Team India, challenging them to play a 30-match bilateral series across formats against Pakistan to truly prove their superiority. His remarks come after India’s commanding six-wicket victory over Pakistan in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 group stage…

The Times of India

EXCLUSIVE | 'Virat Kohli aur Rohit Sharma jaate jaate ek aur ICC trophy de do yaar'

NEW DELHI: Former India bowler Praveen Kumar is confident that captain Rohit Sharma will add another ICC trophy to his impressive cabinet on March 9 in Dubai. Rohit captained India to 2024 T20 World Cup triumph by defeating South Africa in the final in Barbados, ending an 11-year wait for…

The Times of India

Opinion divided over US Open's move to downplay mixed doubles

DUBAI: The US Open's decision to cut and change the draw of its mixed-doubles event has divided the locker-room on the men's and women's tours. The Open's plan is to reschedule mixed-doubles as a standalone feature during the qualifying draw, tossing out $1 million in prize-money.

The Times of India

Lucky to have fewer players than India to choose from: New Zealand's Glenn Phillips

DUBAI: It could be a coincidence, but something that cannot be overlooked. Could New Zealand actually be doing well in ICC tournaments because they have a smaller pool of players to choose from? Batter Glenn Phillips, for one, seems to think so.

The Times of India

Want to keep bowlers fresh for semifinal: Ryan ten Doeschate

DUBAI: Thanks to the schedule, India have taken a largely unnecessary week’s break between their first and second match. Now, they have just a day's turnaround between their last league match and the first semifinal, leaving the team with a slight worry regarding the recovery of their bowlers, especially pacemen.

The Times of India

Champions Trophy Digest: South Africa storm into semis; India vs New Zealand to decide final match-ups

The Champions Trophy semi-final picture is almost complete, with South Africa sealing their spot on Saturday with a commanding seven-wicket win over England in Karachi. Wiaan Mulder (3-25) and Marco Jansen (3-39) dismantled England's batting lineup, bundling them out for a meager 179 in 38.2 overs. South Africa then chased…

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