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  IPL 2025

  PBKS take on RCB for spot in IPL final

  Qualifier 1: Iyer’s tact up against Bengaluru’s flair

  BY Deepankar Sharda

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  Sports

  Singapore Open: Satwik-Chirag in quarters; Prannoy, Sindhu bow out

  Double Olympic medallist Sindhu goes down to World No. 5 Chen Yufei of China 9-21, 21-18, 16-21 in 65 minutes

  BY PTI

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  Sports

  Bajrang Punia tenders unconditional apology for sullying coach Dahiya’s name

  Wrestling coach Naresh Dahiya has trained CWG gold medallist Vinod (55kg) and wrestlers like Ramesh Guliya (74kg), who had beaten the likes of Sushil Kumar in 2005

  BY PTI

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  Cricket

  IPL Eliminator: Gill’s fumbling Titans up against might of Mumbai Indians

  Both Shubman Gill and Hardik Pandya have a point to prove

  BY PTI

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  Sports

  Haryana wrestlers dominate U-17, U-20 Nationals

  Haryana emerged as the undisputed leader in all three categories— freestyle, Greco-Roman and women’s — securing first place in the Under-17 National Wrestling Championship at Palwal from May 25 to 27. UP, Maharashtra and Delhi followed closely in all the...

  BY Gaurav Kanthwal

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  Sports

  Naraen Pranav, Mukesh Nelavalli among 11 Indian athletes to win medals at ISSF Junior World Cup

  Indian athletes shone brightly at the ISSF Junior World Cup 2025, winning a total of 11 medals- three gold, four silver and four bronze medals. A 57-member Indian contingent was sent to the tournament, which was held in Suhl, Germany, from 19-27 May, of which eight athletes trained at the Gun for Glory academy, run by Gagan Narang Sports Foundation.

  BY ANI

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  Sports

  Big milestone on way for PBKS' Priyansh Arya ahead of Qualifier One clash

  Arya is among the latest set of Indian openers captivating the audience with his strokeplay. His clean hitting, especially pull shots and sheer audacity to go after the world's best has made him an exciting prospect. As evident by his takedown of Mumbai Indians (MI) in a crucial final league stage match that sealed PBKS' top spot, the big-match temperament is also there. In the Qualifier one against Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) at Mullanpur on Thursday, he has a chance to put on display the potential and skill set that is so evident for all to see.

  BY ANI

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  Sports

  Will Shreyas Iyer overcome poor Mullanpur run to produce a masterclass for PBKS in Qualifier one?

  Iyer's willow has yielded plenty of runs in the tournament so far, and he has made a case for himself as perhaps the best captain-batter in the tournament so far. He is the 10th-highest run-getter and his team's best batter, with 514 runs in 14 innings at an average of 51.40, a strike rate of 171.90, with five half-centuries and the best score of 97*.

  BY ANI