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RCB vs GT IPL 2026 Interesting Matchups: From Kohli vs Rabada to Buttler vs Hazlewood , top battles that could decide the finalRCB vs GT IPL 2026 Interesting Matchups: Royal Challengers Bengaluru will compete against Gujarat Titans in the IPL 2026 final. The match i...- From $22 billion to zero: Success, not failure, brought Byju downByju's, once a $22 billion edtech giant, has collapsed. Founder Byju Raveendran faces jail for contempt. The company's downfall stems from ...
- ETMarkets PMS Talk | From Rs 1 crore to Rs 85 crore in 24 years - the power of high-conviction investing, says Alok AgarwalAlchemy Capital Management's Alok Agarwal highlights how a high-conviction, benchmark-agnostic approach has yielded extraordinary long-term...
- In the fast lane: A new generation of Indian fast bowlers, forged in the IPL, offers depth, variety and a long-awaited sense of security for the futureIndian cricket sees a surge in fast-bowling talent. The 2026 IPL edition highlights a deep pool of promising quicks. Players like Prince Ya...
- How a T20 World Cup hero almost got unmasked on a train from Ahmedabad to MumbaiShivam Dube, a hero of India's T20 World Cup win, tried to travel home by train unnoticed. His disguise failed when a ticket checker recogn...
- Will ensure Test cricket remains priority as it forms bedrock of the game: ICC Chairman Jay ShahNewly-elected ICC Chairman Jay Shah has vowed to prioritize Test cricket as the "bedrock" of the sport during his tenure, while also focusi...
- What's special in Mumbai? 'Reporter' Suryakumar Yadav asks fans at marine drive. Here's what happened nextIndian cricketer Suryakumar Yadav, known for his versatile strokeplay, recently conducted impromptu interviews with cricket fans on the str...
- Sourav Ganguly gets a new Rs 40 cr swank home address in posh Kolkata; will move out of ancestral Behala home where he hosted Aamir, Dravid & DhoniSourav Ganguly is very emotional leaving his ancestral home after 48 years.
- Imran Khan praises India, spring far behind?The Pakistani PM salutes Hindustan’s ‘foreign policy’. Well, thank you
- Right way to go, says former coach Shastri in support of split Team India captaincyKohli, during his pre-departure press conference ahead of the tour of South Africa, said that he was never asked to stay on as T20 skipper ...
- I am obsessed with Rishabh Pant, he is an absolute match-winner: Sourav Ganguly"There are some fantastic players and I think as President of the Board I should not say who is my favourite player. All are favourite to m...
- Modi following Hilter's tactics to grab power: Arvind KejriwalAAP senior leader Sanjay Singh also alleged the BJP is trying to turn India into Taliban
- Govt serious about cricket betting: Karnataka Home Minister K J GeorgeKarnataka Government is serious about tackling cricket betting in the state and even ready to hand over the case to CBI, Home Minister K J ...
- Putting in hard-yards against Aussies will help India: Harsha BhogleCommenting on India's fragile batting line-up, the cricket analyst opined that apart from the opening slot, batting is not much of a worry.
- Militants attack police party in SoporeMilitants today attacked a police party in a busy market area of Sopore town in North Kashmir's Baramulla district.
- Vital clues obtained in fidayeen attack, says Sushilkumar ShindeSushilkumar Shinde said vital clues have been obtained on the recent 'fidayeen' attack in Srinagar in which five CRPF jawans were killed.
- Violence in Kashmir not an answer and killings must stop: UNUN Chief Ban Ki-moon said this in the aftermath of the recent terror attack in Kashmir that claimed the lives of five Indian security perso...
- CRPF troops withdrawal from Kashmir likely to be put on holdThe Central govt may temporarily stay its plan of pulling back about 3,000 CRPF personnel from Kashmir Valley in view of the terror strike.
- We have to remain very alert in Kashmir: Sushilkumar ShindeShinde today said the suicide attack in Srinagar is an indicator that the government has to remain "very alert" in Kashmir Valley.
- Cybercrooks on the prowl this World CupCricket fever has hit not only the crazy fans world over but also the cybercrooks, who will try to swell their own bank accounts by trickin...
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