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Asia Cup: India bat first against Oman in dead rubber

India look to remain unbeaten in Group A

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Pakistan and India meet again at Asia Cup after handshake row

Men in Blue plan to stick to no-handshake policy for Sunday's clash, say media reports

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Pakistan beat Maldives 5-2, close in on semifinals at SAFF U-17 Championship

Mansoor Ahmad declared star of day after completing a first-half hat trick

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Asia Cup 2025: India post 189-run target for Oman

Sanju Samson scores half-century while Abhishek smashes 38 off 15

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‘I’ve become like Rohit’: Indian skipper forgets team changes at toss

Asia Cup fixture between India, Oman sees light-hearted moment when both captains forget names of replaced players

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Asia Cup 2025: Sri Lankan cricketer Dunith Wellalage’s father dies

Wellalage is representing Sri Lanka in Asia Cup in UAE

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Arshad Nadeem’s medal hopes dashed at World Athletics Championships

Walcott wins gold with 88.16m throw, Peters finishes second and bronze goes to Thompson

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Asia Cup 2025: Afghanistan win toss, elect to bat first against Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka maintain dominance in T20Is against Afghanistan with five victories

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Arshad Nadeem explains why he didn’t win the world tournament.

Nadeem thanks fans for support, vows comeback despite fitness challenges

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Arshad Nadeem vs Neeraj Chopra in World Athletics clash today

Arshad Nadeem appeals to his supporters to keep him in their prayers

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