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      7 August

      Siraj climbs to career-best 15th in Test rankings after Oval heroics

      India pacer Mohammed Siraj climbed to 15th in the ICC Test bowling rankings after his match-winning nine-wicket haul against England. Jaiswal returned to the top 5 in batting, while Pakistan players made significant gains in the T20I rankings. Hyderabad: Fast bowler Mohammed Siraj has surged ahead to reach a career-best 15th position after helping India win the fifth match of their ICC World Test Championship series against England in dramatic fashion at The Oval to draw the series 2-2. Siraj has shot up 12 slots after his ‘Player of the Match’ effort of nine for 190 that included three of the four wickets to fall on the final day including the last dismissal of Gus Atkinson as India won the Test by…

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    • 7 August

      JioStar to broadcast US Open Tennis in India for next five years

      JioStar has acquired exclusive rights to broadcast and stream the US Open Tennis Championships in India for five years. Matches will air on Star Sports and JioHotstar, bringing Grand Slam action to fans with tech innovations and immersive experiences. Hyderabad: JioStar announced today that it has acquired the exclusive broadcast and streaming rights for the US Open Tennis Championships for the next five years. Secured by the USTA’s media rights agency, IMG, this landmark partnership will see every match from the hard courts of the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center broadcasted on Star Sports Network and streamed on JioHotstar, delivering every ace, rally, and match point directly to millions of Indian screens. One of the most prestigious Grand Slams in global…

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    • 5 August

      5th Test: Mohammed Siraj’s five-for powers India to thrilling six-run win, level series 2-2

      Mohammed Siraj’s five-wicket haul powered India to a dramatic six-run win over England in the 5th Test at The Oval, levelling the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy 2-2. A four-wicket burst on Day 5 sealed one of India’s finest overseas Test wins London: Mohammed Siraj delivered a fiery five-wicket haul as India produced a sensational four-wicket burst on a nerve-shredding final morning at The Oval to beat England by six runs and square the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy 2-2. England began Day 5 needing just 35 runs with four wickets in hand and were firm favourites. But Indian seamers, relentless and inspired, ripped through the hosts’ lower order to script one of their finest overseas heists. Siraj struck twice in a dramatic opening burst. Jamie…

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    • 5 August

      Rayan Ait-Nouri says joining Manchester City is a dream come true

      Rayan Ait-Nouri expressed pride and excitement after joining Manchester City, calling it a dream move. He spoke about Pep Guardiola’s influence, reuniting with Matheus Nunes, and his hopes of winning trophies while growing as a player in the Premier League. Hyderabad: Rayan Ait-Nouri said to be honest, he was very happy and proud. Playing for a club like Manchester City which was one of his goals. “I’m eager to wear this shirt and give my best. My family is also very happy — today is definitely a very special day,” Rayan said in an exclusive chat with JioHotstar ahead of the Premier League. “It was definitely an easy decision. We all know the team—last year they proved to be the best in…

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    • 5 August

      Rain halts England’s charge, Test finale set for thriller

      Rain halted England’s chase of 374, setting up a thrilling final day as India need four wickets and England 35 runs. Centuries from Brook and Root kept the hosts alive London: Bad light and subsequent rain forced the stumps to be called early on day four of the fifth Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy Test at The Oval on Sunday. With the stage set for a thrilling day five, England need 35 more runs to win, while India requires four wickets for a miraculous victory. Rain forcing the match to go into the fifth day means every Test of the ongoing riveting five-match series has now gone into the last day. England looked all set to complete the chase of 374 on day four,…

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    • 5 August

      Guru’s, NBA win YMCA 3×3 basketball titles

      Guru’s and Nizam Basketball Academy clinched men’s and women’s titles at the YMCA Secunderabad Inter-Collegiate 3×3 basketball tournament. Abhiram and Shruthi starred in their teams’ respective victories Hyderabad: Guru’s and Nizam Basketball Academy won the men’s and women’s titles respectively in the YMCA Secunderabad Inter-Collegiate 3×3 basketball tournament at YMCA Secunderabad here. In the men’s final, Guru’s scored an 18–15 win against Dunkit. For the winners, Abhiram played a key role, while for the losers, Srikanth and Aravind put up a good show.In the women’s final, NBA scored an easy 13–5 victory over BITS, Hyderabad. Shruthi used her height to good effect, scoring six baskets from the paint with good support from Anjali and Jahnavi. For the losers, Rachana and Snigdha…

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    • 4 August

      Fine spells by Vivek, Akshay, Taha, Bharath

      Vivek Singh, Akshay Goud, Mohd Taha Sajid and Bharath Kumar picked five-wicket hauls to guide their teams to victories in the HCA B-Division two-day league championship in Hyderabad Hyderabad: Fine spells by Vivek Singh (five for 380 for Khalsa, Akshay Goud (five for 57) and Mohd Taha Sajid (five for 25) and Bharath Kumar (five for 26) for Imperial Cricket Club were the highlights of the HCA B-Division two-day league cricket championship here on Sunday. The scores: Khalsa 525/7 in 90 overs bt Deccan Arsenals 174 in 57.2 overs (K. Karthik 33, P. Akash 51, Vivek Singh 5/38, Karan Yadav 3/29). Telangana 375/8 in 90 overs bt Postal 266 in 67.5 overs (Naveen Chary 80, Jyothi Sai 36, Chandrakanth 35, Akshay Goud…

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    • 4 August

      PKL 2025: Coaches back youth, defence, and team unity ahead of new season

      As PKL 2025 nears, team coaches and experts highlight the rise of young talent, strong defensive strategies, and team chemistry. Coaches B.C. Ramesh, Manpreet Singh, and Ajay Thakur are focused on building balanced squads for a competitive season. Hyderabad: “PKL has brought stability to the lives of young players. Coaches like BC Ramesh and Manpreet Singh are betting big on youth, and the game has become faster and more aggressive,” said Rishank Devadiga Jiostar Expert. “Players like Devank (Dalal), who was impressive last season, are being rewarded. PKL has provided financial security—most Kabaddi players come from middle-class families, and now they’re getting name, fame, and fan support,” he said . “This is all thanks to PKL and broadcasters like JioStar who…

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    • 4 August

      Saina Nehwal and Parupalli Kashyap post a heartfelt picture after announcing separation

      After recently announcing their separation, Saina Nehwal and Parupalli Kashyap shared a smiling photo together with a heartfelt caption, hinting at a fresh attempt to reconnect, sparking hope among fans. Hyderabad: In a turn of events that has caught the attention of sports fans and followers alike, badminton stars Saina Nehwal and Parupalli Kashyap have shared a new photograph together on social media just days after news of their separation came out. The picture, taken against a scenic backdrop, shows the couple smiling side by side. Saina’s caption read, “Sometimes distance teaches you the value of presence. Here we are—trying again,” followed by two heart emojis. The post quickly drew attention, sparking discussions among their followers. Recently, Saina announced that…

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    • 4 August

      Leclerc beats McLaren duo to claim pole position for Hungarian Grand Prix

      Charles Leclerc claimed pole for the Hungarian Grand Prix with a stunning final lap of 1m 15.372s. McLaren’s Piastri and Norris followed, while several drivers faced disappointing qualifying performances Mogyorod: Charles Leclerc pulled off a dramatic late surge to snatch pole position for the Hungarian Grand Prix on Saturday, delivering a blistering final lap of 1m 15.372s to edge past the McLaren duo of Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris by mere thousandths of a second. Qualifying was a tense affair as drops of rain in Q2 and shifting track conditions set the stage for a thrilling conclusion. Leclerc’s Ferrari looked second-best for much of Q3, but the Monegasque driver unleashed a stunning lap when it mattered most, toppling the McLaren drivers…

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