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NEW DELHI: It was August 25, 2021. The city was Bengaluru. Para archer Sheetal Devi’s parents – father Mann Singh and mother Shakti Devi – were eagerly waiting to hear from sports physiotherapist Shrikant Iyengar that their daughter would somewhat be able to lead a normal life with prosthetic arms.

NEW DELHI: India etched their name in T20I history on Friday, becoming the team with the most wins in the format. This remarkable achievement unfolded during the fourth T20I clash against Australia in Raipur, where India secured a 20-run victory, not only winning the series 3-1 but also marking their…

NEW DELHI: Former Indian fast bowler Ashish Nehra came out in support of Prasidh Krishna amid the pacer's struggle to find form. Prasidh, considered one of the promising talents for the Indian team, has been working hard to regain his rhythm.

NEW DELHI: Australia skipper Matthew Wade won the toss and opted to bowl first against India in the fourth T20I at the SVS International Stadium in Raipur on Friday as they look to level the Twenty20 series without most of their ODI World Cup stars.

NEW DELHI: Sri Lankan cricket legend Muttiah Muralitharan says Hindi and Tamil films enjoy a huge fan following in his home country and the craze for cinema comes in a close second to cricket in the island nation.

NEW DELHI: A day after their Test careers met with a dead end, experienced batters Cheteshwar Pujara and Ajinkya Rahane exhibited resilience on the field during the Vijay Hazare Trophy in Bengaluru, with varying outcomes for Saurashtra and Mumbai, respectively.

NEW DELHI: In a dramatic turn of events, Pakistani cricket players were seen loading their luggage, including kit bags, into the back of a truck upon their arrival in Australia for the upcoming three-Test series.

Under the campaign, AAP volunteers will take signatures of people on pamphlets by visiting all 2,600 polling station areas in the city as well as their opinion. Read further on Dynamite News:

NEW DELHI: IPL chairman Arun Dhumal envisions a remarkable growth trajectory for the league's media rights, projecting a potential surge to an impressive $50 million over the next two decades. This optimistic outlook is contingent on the league's commitment to continual innovation and responsiveness to fans' interests.