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International Kabaddi Stars Express Excitement Ahead Of GI-PKL Kick Off On April 18
Global Indian Pravasi Kabaddi League: International Kabaddi stars are excited to feature in the Global Indian Pravasi Kabaddi League (GI-PKL) which begins from April 18 in Gurugram. Players from Hungary, Poland, England and Hong Kong are eager to be a part of the league in India.
The league has already garnered global attention with participation from teams representing countries like Egypt, Kenya, Argentina, Germany, England, Norway and Poland. The inaugural season of GI-PKL, featuring 12 teams (6 men's and 6 women's teams), will be broadcast live on Sony Sports Network, reaching audiences across the world.
Several international players have shared their enthusiasm for being part of the league, highlighting their love for the sport and the opportunity to compete in India, the birthplace of kabaddi.
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ODIs Against Australia Good Chance For Brook To Gain International Leadership Experience: Topley
T20 World Cup: England’s upcoming five-match ODI series against Australia will see a new leader for the hosts in young batter Harry Brook. He gets the top job after regular skipper Jos Buttler was ruled out due to a calf injury he sustained in July. Brook had captained England in the 2018 Under-19 World Cup and recently led Northern Superchargers in The Hundred this year, where the team won five out of six matches under him.
There's High Confidence In What Axar Does With The Ball: Venkatapathy Raju
T20 World Cup Champions: When Axar Patel made his T20I debut against Zimbabwe in 2015, many were left wondering how his career path would turn out, considering Ravindra Jadeja had established himself in the national set-up across formats.
Chahal Missed Out As He Has Not Played Enough Matches, Opines Venkatapathy Raju
With Yuzvendra Chahal: With Yuzvendra Chahal not picked in any of India’s white-ball squads for their tour of Sri Lanka, former left-arm spinner Venkatpathy Raju believes the leg-spinner has missed out on being selected for the series due to him not playing enough matches.
Washington Sundar Should Be In Playing XI For SL Series, Opines Venkatapathy Raju
With Ravindra Jadeja: With Ravindra Jadeja bidding adieu to T20Is post the World Cup triumph in June, it means that a spot for an all-rounder who bowls spin in the Indian T20I set-up is open.
T Dilip Deservingly Given Extension As Fielding Coach: R Sridhar
T20 World Cup: R Sridhar, the former India fielding coach, believes his successor T Dilip has been deservingly given an extension with the new-look national side and added that he needs to just keep doing the things which have made the team a gun fielding unit.
Suryakumar Is Someone Who'll Take Captaincy Like Fish To Water: R Sridhar
Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy: As India prepares to enter a new era in T20 cricket following their World Cup triumph in June, there is a profound sense of anticipation regarding Suryakumar Yadav’s role as captain in the upcoming three-match series against Sri Lanka at Pallekele, set to begin on Saturday.
'Pant Automatic Choice In ODIs Middle-order; Rahul, Shreyas Have To Fight It Out', Opines R Sridhar
ODI World Cup: Along with India embarking on a new era of T20Is with Suryakumar Yadav and Gautam Gambhir at the helm, the composition of the ODI team leading up to the Champions Trophy next year will also capture the attention of observers.
Excited About Series As It’s Time Sri Lanka Look Towards Different Direction: Russel Arnold
T20 World Cup: Just like India, a lot has changed with Sri Lanka’s T20I squad after their group-stage exit from this year’s T20 World Cup. They have a new captain in Charith Asalanka, who led the side in two T20Is against Bangladesh, and recently helped the Jaffna Kings clinch LPL 2024 title.
Important For Young Zimbabwe Side To Brush Shoulders Against World's Top Players: Tino Mawoyo
T20 World Cup: While India are eyeing to build a team for the future following last month's T20 World Cup triumph, Zimbabwe are also looking for a fresh start and rebuild their team after failing to qualify for the recent global event.
T20I Series Against Zimbabwe At Right Time For India To Kick On Transition Period, Says Saba Karim
T20 World Cup: The retirements of Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli, and Ravindra Jadeja after the 2024 Men's T20 World Cup triumph give India a chance to find their replacements and develop a player pool for their title defence in 2026. While the victorious World Cup team is enjoying enthusiastic receptions from delighted fans in New Delhi and Mumbai, a new-look squad captained by Shubman Gill is gearing up to compete against Zimbabwe in a five-match T20I series in Harare beginning on July 6.
To Get The Honour Of Leading New Zealand Is A Huge Privilege, Says Michael Bracewell Ahead Of T20Is V Pakistan
T20 World Cup: With less than two months for the Men’s T20 World Cup to begin in the West Indies and the USA from June 1-29, New Zealand’s upcoming tour of five T20Is in Pakistan will play an important part in the visitors’ finalising their squad for the mega event, where their best result has been runners-up finish in 2021 edition.
'Would Love To See More Kids From India Take Up Tennis,' Says World No. 1 Novak Djokovic
Argentinian Tomas Martin Etcheverry: Reigning Australian Open champion Novak Djokovic, who began his journey in the 2024 edition of the tournament in style, addressed the young kids in India aspiring to take up tennis as a profession, following his straight sets win over Argentinian Tomas Martin Etcheverry.
'I Saw His Message Already On My DM', Says Virat On Djokovic Being His Text Buddy
ODI World Cup: Talismanic India batter Virat Kohli revealed that star tennis player Novak Djokovic had previously sent him a message via social media platform Instagram, which initiated the start of a text-based friendship between two stalwarts of their respective sports.
Asian Games: India Men’s Team Is A Very Strong Side; Expect Them To Come Back With The Gold Medal, Says WV Raman
Sony Sports Network: On September 25, riding on 73-run partnership between Smriti Mandhana and Jemimah Rodrigues, followed by a sensational spell of 3-6 from Titas Sadhu, the Indian women’s team clinched the first-ever gold medal for the country in cricket at the Asian Games.
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