![]() | Ranji Trophy quarterfinals: Suved Parkar hits double ton as Mumbai declare at 647/8 vs UttarakhandParkar's stroke-filed 252 and Sarfaraz Khan's aggressive 153 have put the 41-time Ranji Trophy winners in the driver's seat. |
![]() | Ranji Trophy quarterfinals: Sudip Gharami's 186 powers Bengal to massive total against JharkhandLooking to accelerate the scoring rate, the 23-year-old Gharami's stay in the middle ended with a contentious decision after which Bengal looked to nudge the ball around for ones and twos. |
![]() | Sindhu, Satwik-Chirag enter Badminton Asia Championships quarterfinalsThe world number 7 Indian pairing will face next either fifth-seeded Malaysian Aaron Chia and Soh Wooi Yik or the Singaporean duo of Danny Bawa Chrisnanta and Jun Liang Andy Kwek. |
![]() | Alcaraz beats top-seeded Tsitsipas to reach Barcelona semisThe 18-year-old Alcaraz is aiming for his third title of the season after he won at Rio de Janeiro in February and in Miami this month. Alcaraz called it his biggest win on clay. |
![]() | Madrid wins, Atletico loses ahead of CL decidersCasemiro put Madrid ahead in the 38th minute with his first goal of the season. Lucas Vázquez added a second goal against toothless Getafe in the 68th. |
![]() | Karim Benzema scores hat trick, Real Madrid rallies to oust PSG from Champions LeagueBenzema responded to another goal by Mbappé by scoring a hat trick in less than 20 minutes in the second half Wednesday as Madrid came from behind to defeat Paris Saint-Germain 3-1 |
![]() | Robert Lewandowski's 11-minute hat trick helps Bayern advance in Champions LeagueIt was game over by the time Lewandowski’s third hit the net in the 23rd minute on March 8 to make it the quickest treble ever seen at the start of a Champions League match. |
![]() | Opelka, Brooksby make quarterfinals at inaugural Dallas OpenOpelka, a two-time ATP Tour winner ranked 23rd in the world, won 7-6 (3), 7-6 (8) in his second meeting with Stebe. |
![]() | Ji So-yun's late strike stuns Australia, sends South Korea into Asian Cup semifinals and World CupChelsea midfielder Ji So-yun thumped her effort home from 25 yards two minutes from time to give the Koreans victory against Australia who have stormed into knockouts on the back of three big wins. |
![]() | Daniil Medvedev into Australian Open quarterfinalsMedvedev had to struggle against the No. 70-ranked Cressy in a match lasting 3 1/2 hours. |
![]() | Davis Cup: Croatia claim surprise win over Italy to reach semifinalsThe Italians were one of the favourites for the title but paid for Lorenzo Sonego's shock defeat by world number 279 Borna Gojo in the first singles rubber in Turin. |
![]() | World Boxing Championships: Sanjeet, Nishant Dev advance into quarter-finalsWith just a win away from confirming medals for the country, Sanjeet will now take on Italian boxer Aziz Mouhiidine while Nishant will square off against Russia's Vadim Musaev in their quarterfinals. |
![]() | Indian shuttlers reach Thomas Cup quarterfinals with 5-0 win over Tahiti, first time since 2010B Sai Praneeth began the proceedings with a 21-5 21-6 win over Louis Beaubois in the just 23 minutes in the opening singles. |
![]() | French Open champ Krejcikova headed to U.S. Open quarterfinalsBarbora Krejcikova beat Garbine Muguruza who won the French Open in 2016 and Wimbledon in 2017, and was the runner-up at the Australian Open last year. |
![]() | Tokyo Olympics: Bajrang Punia moves to quarterfinals after defeating Kyrgyzstan's Ernazar AkmatalievThe number two seed Indian started the match very aggressively but Kyrgyzstan's grappler defended well with his upper body strength. |
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