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World Test Championship final winners to get $1.6 million prize money

Dubai The winners of next month’s World Test Championship Final between India and Australia at The Oval will take home $1.6 million in prize money, while runners-up will get richer by $800,000, the ICC announced here today. Almaty (Kazakhstan) Bhowneesh...
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The winners of next month’s World Test Championship Final between India and Australia at The Oval will take home $1.6 million in prize money, while runners-up will get richer by $800,000, the ICC announced here today.

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Bhowneesh in joint lead at shooting World Cup

Paris Olympics quota winner Bhowneesh Mendiratta missed two targets out of 75 to move into joint lead on Day 1 of the trap competition at the ISSF Shotgun World Cup here today. In the women’s trap, Shreyasi Singh was the best-placed Indian, having shot a 70 to lie eighth.

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