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      21 August

      India Junior International Series 2025 badminton begins today in Hyderabad

      The India Junior International Series 2025, a BWF-sanctioned tournament, begins August 20 at Gopichand Academy, Hyderabad, featuring 350 players from eight countries with ranking points at stake Hyderabad: The India Junior International Series 2025, a premier Badminton World Federation (BWF)-sanctioned junior tournament, will return to the Kotak Pullela Gopichand Badminton Academy in Hyderabad from August 20–24. The event will see about 350 rising stars from across the world in action and will be inaugurated at 11 am tentatively in the presence of Telangana Sports Minister Vakiti Srihari. This year’s edition will see intense competition from young shuttlers representing England, Iran, Ireland, India, Malaysia, Thailand, USA, and UAE, battling across multiple singles and doubles categories. As a BWF ranking event, performances here…

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    • 20 August

      Para Volleyballers from Telangana struggle to fund World Cup trip

      Four para volleyball players from Telangana face the burden of raising ₹3.5 lakh each to represent India at the 2025 World Cup, highlighting gaps in support under the state’s sports policy Hyderabad: Take a bank loan and participate in the 2025 World Para Volleyball (sitting) World Cup at Fort Wayne (Indiana, USA) from October 12 to 18? Well, this is the dilemma faced by four para spikers from Telangana — R. Naresh Yadav (Kodad), Kalyan (Mancherial), Raju (Mulugu) and Prashanth (Mulugu) — who have been named in the Indian team for the championship. For the record, two from Andhra Pradesh — Ramesh (Anakapalle) and Vijay (Darsi) — are also part of the squad. To put it simply, each selected player has…

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    • 20 August

      Swiatek to face Paolini in Maiden Cincinnati Open final showdown

      Iga Swiatek and Jasmine Paolini advanced to their first Cincinnati Open final, setting up a high-stakes clash. Swiatek seeks her 11th WTA 1000 title, while Paolini eyes her third career crown Cincinnati: Iga Swiatek reached the Cincinnati Open final for the first time in her career with a 7-5, 6-3 win over Elena Rybakina at the Lindner Family Tennis Center. Having lost in the semifinals in Cincinnati the last two years, the No. 3 seed rallied from 3-5 down in the first set to claim victory. The Polish star won 10 of the last 13 games to secure her fourth straight win over Rybakina and her sixth win in 10 tour-level meetings against the Kazakh, WTA reports. The Wimbledon champion took…

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    • 20 August

      Kapil Bainsla wins India’s first gold at Asian Shooting Championship 2025

      Kapil Bainsla clinched India’s first gold in the 10m air pistol junior men’s final at the Asian Shooting Championship, while India also secured two silver medals on the opening day New Delhi: Kapil Bainsla from Palwal, Haryana, won India their first gold of the 16th Asian Shooting Championship Rifle/Pistol/Shotgun in Shymkent, Kazakhstan, firing 243.0 in the 10m air pistol men junior final, leaving Uzbekistan’s Ilkhombek Obidjonov 0.6 behind in second. Kapil’s compatriot Jonathan Gavin Antony won bronze shooting 220.7, bowing out after the 22nd shot of the 24-shot final. Earlier Kapil had shot 579 to finish fourth in qualification and made the top eight alongside Jonathan who was second with 582. Mukesh Nelavali was just two inner 10s less than Jonathan,…

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    • 18 August

      Tamil Thalaivas bank on new coach Sanjeev Baliyan, star raiders for PKL Season 12 revival

      After back-to-back league-stage exits, Tamil Thalaivas have rebuilt for PKL Season 12 with coach Sanjeev Baliyan and star raiders Arjun Deshwal and Pawan Sehrawat. Strong in attack but with defensive cover concerns, the team eyes its maiden title. Hyderabad: After two consecutive seasons of league-stage exits, Tamil Thalaivas will look for a fresh start in a bid for their maiden Pro Kabaddi League (PKL) title in Season 12 starting on August 29. Since making their Pro Kabaddi debut in 2017, the Thalaivas have qualified for the Playoffs only once in Season 9, 2022. Under a dual-coach system involving Udayakumar as head coach and Dharmaraj Cheralathan as strategy coach, the Thalaivas registered eight wins in 22 matches to finish ninth in the Pro Kabaddi…

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    • 18 August

      Aussies mourn legend Bob Simpson’s demise

      Former Australian captain and coach Bob Simpson has passed away at 89. Renowned as an opening batter, fielder, spinner, and coach, Simpson led Australia to Ashes, World Cup, and West Indies series victories and was widely respected in international cricket. HYDERABAD: Cricket Australia (CA) is mourning the passing of former Australian captain and coach Bob Simpson aged 89. One of the greats of Australian cricket, Simpson made an indelible mark on the game as a champion opening batter, brilliant slips fielder and handy leg spinner; and as a respected and long-serving coach including of the Australian men’s team. Robert Baddeley Simpson played 62 Tests for Australia between 1957 and 1978 scoring 4869 runs at 46.81 including 10 centuries, 27 half-centuries with…

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    • 18 August

      Ben Shelton storms into Cincinnati quarterfinals, will face Zverev next

      Ben Shelton, Cincinnati Open, Alexander Zverev, Jiri Lehecka, ATP Head-to-Head, Masters 1000, tennis quarterfinals, Mardy Fish, 141 mph ace, nine-match streak, Top 5 debut, ATP Rankings, Zverev vs Shelton, Cincinnati tennis, ATP tennis Cincinnati: Ben Shelton continued his red-hot streak at the Cincinnati Open, where he ousted Czech Jiri Lehecka 6-4, 6-4 to reach the quarterfinals. The 22-year-old became the first American man to reach the last eight in Canada and Cincinnati in the same season since Mardy Fish in 2012. In a warm conditions in Cincy, Shelton’s booming serve raced through the court. The lefty dropped just six points behind his first delivery, including a 141 mph ace when serving out the match. He crucially broke Lehecka’s serve at 4-4…

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    • 18 August

      Sinner crushes Auger-Aliassime to reach Cincinnati semis

      World No. 1 Jannik Sinner defeated Felix Auger-Aliassime 6-0, 6-2 in the Cincinnati Open quarterfinals, extending his hard court winning streak to 25 matches, and will face French qualifier Terence Atmane next Cincinnati: World No. 1 Jannik Sinner earned a a dominant 6-0, 6-2 victory over Felix Auger-Aliassime to reach the semifinals at the Cincinnati Open. Auger-Aliassime struggled to hang with Sinner in the opening set, committing 13 unforced errors. The 23rd seed did lead 2-0 at the start of the second but quickly faded. He struck eight double faults and could not find his rhythm from the baseline, with the 23-year-old too consistent to storm to victory, ATP reports. With his triumph, Sinner extended his winning streak on hard courts…

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    • 18 August

      Pranesh wins Challengers title at Quantbox Chennai Grandmasters Championship

      GM M. Pranesh won the Challengers title at the Quantbox Chennai Grandmaster Chess Championship, earning a spot in next year’s Masters section. Vincent Keymer claimed the Masters crown, dominating the event Hyderabad: GM M Pranesh held on to win the Challengers title at the Quantbox Chennai Grand Masterschess championship earning the opportunity to compete in the Masters section next year, despite a final-round setback against IM Harshavardhan GB. The 19-year-old had built enough of a cushion going into the last day to edge out GM Abhimanyu Puranik, GM Adhiban Baskaran, and GM Leon Luke Mendonca, who all failed to capitalise on slip-ups elsewhere. In the Masters category, GM Vincent Keymer wrapped up an already-secured crown in style, defeating GM Ray Robson…

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    • 18 August

      Ramcharan wins silver, Abhinay claims bronze at Sub-Junior Boxing Championship

      Hyderabad boxers M Ramcharan and G Abhinay secured silver and bronze medals respectively at the Sub-Junior National Boxing Championship in Noida. They train at Nizam College Ground under coach G Durga Prasad Hyderabad: M Ramcharan won a silver and G Abhinay a bronze in the just-concluded Sub-junior national boxing championship in Noida (UP). Both the boxers train at Nizam College Ground under coach G Durga Prasad. Telangana Boxing Association general secretary P Ravinder felicitated them on arrival at the Hyderabad Railway Station.

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