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‘I kill them all’: Rohit Sharma makes fearless claims; Fans torn into laughter. Cricket news

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'I kill them all': Rohit Sharma makes fearless claims; Fans torn in laughter
Rohit Sharma will return to action for India in Odis in October (photo by Francois Nail/Getty Image)

Rohit SharmaIndia’s ODI captains have never been to overcome a challenge with the bat. Asked which bowler he would like to hit for six, the 37 -year -old responded with a trademark confidence. Rohit said in a recent event, “Honestly, everyone! I would like to hit them all. There is no special. My mindset is always the same – I just want to hit, I want to hit, who is in front of me, no matter.” However, his remarks received an unexpected response from the crowd as they burst laughing. However, with an unconscious smile, Rohit clarified that he did not believe in being a special bowler, but, wanted to score runs and work hard against each of his opponents – a clear explanation for his fearless hitting over the years.This statement captured the attacker’s intentions and confidence, which has defined his batting in forms. It is known for the twist that starts in a big score, Rohit’s approach is also clear as his focus is now on only ODIs. It remains the backbone of India’s 50 -over side after India’s leading World Cup title after retiring from T20Is in 2024 and away from tests in May 2025. More than 273 Odis, the opener has scored an average of 48.76, including 32 centuries, on an average of 11,168 runs in white-ball cricket, strengthening his place among all the great people of India. His test career, meanwhile, spread 67 matches with 4,301 runs, and signed 4,231 runs in T20Is and a record-equitimate five centuries. Away from cricket, Rohit recently celebrated Ganesh Chaturthi at home with his parents and brother, giving fans a glimpse of his family traditions in Mumbai. The festival close to his heart from childhood, his test came a few months after retirement, which symbolizes the duration of personal reflection along with professional infection.

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BWF World Championship: PV Sindhu talks shuttle in Paris. Badminton News

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Pusarla Venkat Sindhu of Team India (Photo by Michael Reeves/Getty Image)

PV SindhuWho struggled to find his rhythm in the first two rounds, hit the top form on Thursday. The 2019 world champion looked completely under control as he dismissed the second seed Wang Zee Yi of Chinese directly in the Games and entered the Women’s Single Quarterfinals at the BWF World Championship in Paris. Now ranked at number 15 in the world, Sindhu surprised one of the best win in recent times to the two-time Asian Champion 21-19, 21-15 in 48 minutes. Apart from this, making the last-eight phases Indian mixed doubles pair Dhruv Kapila and Tha. Tanisha krastoHe won a sensational victory against the fifth seeds Tang Chun Man and Hong Kong China’s Tse Ying Sue, 19-21, 21-12, 21-15. These wins gave great pleasure in the Indian camp after the disadvantage of heart breaking HS Pranoy On Wednesday night. Indian veteran failed to capitalize on two match points before going down against Anders Antonson of Denmark, rank number no. 2. 2023 World Championship Bronze-Medlist fought about an hour and half slowly before losing 8-21, 21–17, 21-23. The fourth day of the competition was definitely of Indus. The five-time World Championship medalist began at a high and entered the first mid-game brake with a five-point lead (11–6). The 25-year-old Chinese jumped back and increased by 19–17. Tall Hyderabadi showed his flexibility and re-closed the gradual points to achieve the game at 21–19. In the second game, 30-year-old Sindhu did not allow Chinese to take an early lead as she enjoyed the scorline for the break. Wang held four straight points to make a strong recovery. Subsequently, Sindhu dominated her opponent to close the game at 21–15. A marathon 57-shot rally tested the Indus, but gained control with a decisive attack game. Sindhu will shut the horns with Indonesia’s world number 9 daughter Kusuma Wildoni on Friday. Sindhu faced her four times and won twice. Sindhu is now just one win from achieving record-Sayan Sixth World Championship Medal. Sindhu said after the match, “When I stepped into court, she was like any other player for me. I knew that it was not easy from round one in the World Championship. You would have to fight for every point, every rally. I wanted to give 100 percent,” Sindhu said after the match. “Of course, Wang is a very good athlete, but it was not in my mind. I just had to be consistent and keep the shuttle inside, ”said Sindhu. Sindhu thus raised her remarkable record 8–0 against Chinese shuttlers in the world, first Wang Yihan (2013), Wang Shiksian (2014), Li Zueerui (2015), Sun You (2017) and Chen Youfei (2017 and 2019). “This is just one match for me at a time. I need to be very strong tomorrow, and be ready for everything,” he said. In the mixed doubles, Dhruv and Kapila re -organized with confidence after accepting the initial game. He dominated the second game and took the speed to decider. The big victory has now set up a high-handed quarterfinal clash against Malaysia’s fourth seeded Chen Tang Ji and toh E Wei. Tanisha said, “We had a thick run a few months ago. I think we are building together, step by step.” We were better prepared this time. We did not give up at any point in the match. Even after losing the first game, we did not let it go to us. We fought even more difficult battle in the second and third, “Tanisha said.


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National Sports Day Report Card for Federation: F for F, A for NRAI A

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On National Sports Day, we take a break, a breath, and do so that any self -respecting Indian has grown in such a big days: see the report card. Here, we choose some major associations and grade them (from A+ to F, but you already knew that) on four major criteria. It is mentioned here how the big unions of India are killed:


All India Football Federation (AIFF)

Administrator and Governance: F

Nign the basic duties such as running first division, listening to the technical committee (in national coach selection), cannot decide who has won the second division.

Results in competition: d

Despite the official apathy, the women’s team was successful. Men’s team flounding. There is a need to pay attention in both cases.

Litigation: F

It occurs in many cases. Either loses all of them or does not constantly represent. In the last few months, cases have been lost in the mediation court of sports, delay in representation in the Supreme Court while ISL is suspended.

Public assumption: F

No belief, no faith. Probably could not deteriorate. Another people who do not know what/if the first division (ISL) will be, then there will be a reaction?

Overall: F

If this school was, the parents kept sitting with the principal to stop the war. Especially considering FIFA is being threatened with a ban if their house is not brought to destroy.

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All India Chess Federation (AICF)

Administrator and Governance: B

It is easy to rule, the system produces the needs of players. Perhaps it is best not to keep everyone in the dark about the World Cup site for two months from the beginning.

Results: A+

The most successful Indian game in the last year. Men’s words champion, Women’s World Cup winner, Olympiad Golds (both teams) … pure dominance.

Litigation: A

At this time, no scribbles of the note are not included in the courts.

Public perception: A+

The audience for the game is growing on the day, and more big programs in India will only help further.

Overall: A

It is running smoothly. Some administrators change to create, but surely the most problem-free sports federation in India.

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Badminton Association of India (BAI)

ADMN and Governance: B

Most of the basic tasks meet, are strong ambitions, work towards better becoming better and the creation of more infrastructure for the future … although there are some gaps that need to be covered: A second line deficiency for years, all players are not being centralized, coaching carcassels across the board, complaints of foreign players about the tournament organization.

Results in competition: B

If you only see 2025, this grade should be low. But the store has credit for previous demonstrations.

Litigation: A

Recently not found in any big case, which is good.

Public perception: A

Very good. One of the most popular sports in the country. Add the success of the player, and we have a winner.

Overall: A

There is a very solid system in place, but space for improvement (central coaching system, bench strength issues). The good thing is that they know about the issues addressed. In previous results ‘A’ factor, those standards should now be fulfilled continuously.

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Athletics federation of Indian (AFI)

Administrator and Governance: D

National competitions are not box-ticking exercises: Sample Kochi Fed Cup and ancient selection policy for Asian athletics. Especially Neeraj Chopra Stark compared to classic’s organization.

Result: C

Neeraj is not counted here. Asian C’Ships should be better, and may be less Indians in the world than last time.

Litigation: A

He was taken to court in 2017 after Pu Chitra became legal.

Public assumption: d

Then, this is a D when we place Neeraj aside. When their major event – in a state that loves her athletics as much as Kerala does – is in front of a crowd, which can count with both hands, then the alarm bells should ring. AFI should do more to reach the Indian public and reach the field.

Overall: C

The capacity is – Mid distance running and ESP in Jewelin – but India is far from the world standard. There is a need to look beyond red tape and box-ticking. Piggibacking on Neeraj can only go so far.

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National Rifle Association of India (NRAI)

Administrator and Governance: A+

Complete all the basic functions required, with compulsory and documented processes and (appropriate) transparent action. There have been issues in the past with coaching clashes in national camps and Olympic debacals, but there are signs of improvement.

Results in competition: A-

Excellent in some regions (ISSF and Asian level events), but does not always match the expectations during pressure (Olympic and World Championships). Of course, expectations are also very highly given track records of success.

Litigation: A

Some cases get involved – mainly strict selection policies and purely numerical qualification systems on top players. But there are well -defined rules, so there is not much amount in cases.

Public perception: A

Very good, because results keep coming in levels and age groups.

Overall: A

Have we just described a direct description as a federation in Indian sports? Now, this is an achievement. NRAI has some issues (coach roles, etc.), but it is mostly a well -groomed and no nonsense organization.


Wrestling Federation India (WFI)

Administrator and Governance: F

The suspension was canceled in March 2025, just because he finally understood the simple matter of not working with former chief head Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh’s house (!). Even after making the final -mining decisions – they are purchasing selection tests or visas.

Results in competition: d

In 2025, the Indian wrestler missed the two ranking series due to the suspension of WFI. The rigorous treatment of future stars (Neha Sangwan, U20 Worlds Medalist reduced the promising results in junior categories by 2 years (!) Sangawan, once in international competition).

Litigation: F

Some state bodies still combat legitimacy; The case of sexual harassment of Bridge Bhushan Singh continues.

Public assumption: F

Current President Sanjay Singh’s close relationship with Brij Bhushan will also disturb the positive measures of WFI.

Overall: F

The shooting of Asha like Kajal Docch and Tapasya Gehlawat is becoming U20 World Champion despite the disqualification of the Federation, but overall Outlook smokes.


India’s Paralympic Committee (PCI)

Administrator and Governance: B-

Improvement has been improved since the new President (and Para-Athletics Great) returned from suspension. The top-down approach means that there is still conflict at the grassroots level, but the Federation has already achieved sponsorship and facilities to support top athletes and already host several international programs.

Results in competition: A+

An incredible 29 in Paris from the then record 19 medals at the Tokyo Games. One of India’s best performing associations (result-wise), although most credits still go to athletes.

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Litigation: A

Union is working with unity, not too much naysayers.

Public assumption: d

Paralympics remain only one time when para-athletes enter national consciousness, so if any is there is very little public perception. The PCI has made very little in publicity outside it – hosting the world can change things but there is a lot of space for improvement.

Overall: C

In addition to catering for its top athletes, he has greatly reduced the ground level in terms of coaching, infrastructure and competitions. Khelo India Para Games is one step ahead, although currently it seems more to fulfill a liability.


Hockey India (HI)

Administrator and Governance: B

Important improvement in the last decade – remember the Indian Hockey Federation and their disturbances? But while a proper structure is in place and Hockey India League is back … uncomfortable questions were raised by Shopman and Elena Norman on the work environment and remain unanswered.

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Results in competition: B+

The senior male team has won the back-to-back Olympic medal. The results need to be improved, however, for the women’s team, however.

Litigation: A

The board is not involved in dirty legal matters, so it is positive.

Public perception: A

The Olympic medal and the restart of Hockey India League have helped the Federation.

Overall: B+

Corrections are clearly visible, but there is a need to address questions raised by their former CEO and former female coach.


Boxing Federation of India (BFI)

Administrator and Governance: D

The federation has been suspended. Ajay Singh, Ajay Singh, won the third term as President in the recent elections … while he was also the head of the Interim Committee, who was in power for about a year after suspension.

Results in competition: B-

Nikhat Zarein and Lollaina Borghehen have won medals on the big stage. Medals have been won in competitions like new mint World Cup … but is there a danger of stabilizing Indian boxing? Are there any Olympic-padk-level athletes coming? The empty performance of Paris was a sign of a threat: you need a large medal in the greatest events.

Litigation: D

Appropriate amount of legal trouble. There is currently a case where state units are opposing the changes made by the pre -interim committee before the election.

Public perception: C

In the last few months, many issues have come under public notice. This is not a smooth ride, accusing an official of an offensing behavior on issues ranging from clear power struggle to the President’s chair to the Olympic medalist Lovalina.

Overall: C

BFI has work to work to resolve various issues – clean governance after results in big events. To identify talent and bring them into a system, there is a need to focus on a long -term plan that can take care of them.


Indian Olympic Association (IOA)

Administrator and Governance: E

A civil war between President PT Usha’s group and Vice President Kalyan Choubey, which was causing havoc, was solved. However, there is a need to be more official and active in other NSF management and ensure the welfare of athletes.

Results in competition: e

It would be ideal to focus on obtaining results in the Olympics-a double-digit medal, perhaps before bidding to host.

Litigation: C

NSFs under them are not as bad as, but it is quite bad that they are in court on various administrator issues.

Public assumption: d

No one is completely sure what IOA does, and which needs to be addressed – instead of PR, instead of PR.

Overall: D-

To quote the subject matter expert Edwin Musa: “Is it just an event in India, or is it really to develop games? It’s going to be a big question.” The best to focus on homework before going to extra curricular.

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‘Never Late Pressure Gate to You’: Rishabh Pant’s Golden Words Inspire LSG Pacer Prince Yadav | Cricket news

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'Never remove pressure on you': Rishabh Pant's Golden Words inspired LSG Pacer Prince Yadav
File Photo: Captain Rishabh Pant with Pacer Prince Yadav of Lucknow Super Veterans. (PTI photo)

New Delhi: Every bowler – spinner or pacer – remembers his first wicket. For Delhi Quick Prince Yadav, the answer comes immediately: Travis Head. Lucknow super veteran Pesar marked her girl IPL A skull with a disgusting yorker that breaks the stumps of Sunrisers Hyderabad openers. The weapons raised in the sky, Yadav got soaked in one night, he would never forget – with butterflies lasting morning.He moved towards his captain Rishabh Pant, exchanged high-fives, and embraced him, while the team’s patron appreciated the dugout.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!Delhi’s 23-year-old Pesar showed in six matches in IPL 2025 and took three wickets-TRAVIS Head (SRH), Nehal Wadera (Punjab Kings), and Will Jack (Mumbai Indians). Interestingly, all three dismissal came through bowling.Prince, who first made headlines during last year’s Delhi Premier League, earned his IPL contract on the back of his strong performances. He credits Rishabh Pant for playing an important role in his journey.“Rishabh Pant always directed me. He often told me that under pressure situations, you should never let the pressure go with you and always find a way. The sooner you learn to handle pressure, the faster you grow, the faster you grow,” Prince told Timesofindia.com.“Whenever I feel doubt or pressure on any point, I will talk to him and he will immediately clean it for me. He knows how to bounce back. Even if he was not performing several times, he never allows it to affect the team or himself. He had the same relationship with everyone, the same energy, and always positive.”Prince made a strong start in the Delhi Premier League, where he spoke on a new ball and showed his yorker with 13 wickets in 10 innings in 2024. He followed it with another great run, emerging as Delhi’s leading wickets in the 2024-25 Vijay Hazare Trophy with 11 wickets in six matches on an average of 22.Behind these demonstrations, Lucknow Super Giants secured their services at a price of Rs 30 lakh in 2025 IPL auction.“Every day we get up to learn something new. Recently, I got to learn a lot from Rishabh Bhai. My first conversation with him was during the first match of Old Deli 6, where he was the captain. After the match, I spent almost all night sitting with him. I learned many things from that experience. He was very impressed with me, and later I got more opportunities, “Prince remembered.“Two or three franchises called me for tests, but LSG chose me. My tests went well almost everywhere, but the support I got from LSG was too big. I was a net bowler with him first, and this helped me a lot.“When I started taking wickets, I got a contract of 30 lakhs, which was a big step. Vijay Dahiya sir, who was part of the LSG Support Staff as Assistant Coach, also directed me a lot, “he said.“Zaheer sir has always supported me and has taught me valuable lessons. Even as a net bowler, I bowled to almost all the players, and this year, as part of the main squad, I bowled everyone in matches as well. I managed to reject some big names,” Fast bowler said.Prince also takes inspiration from South African Pace Legend Dale Stan.“When I was too young, my favorite bowler was Brett Lee, but Dele Stan became my idol later. I loved his aggression. I had not met him yet, but I would like to meet him someday and take bowling tips from him someday,” Prince said.


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