Acharya Vinod Kumar’s Mysterious Meeting with Yuvraj Singh’s Family in London Sparks Speculation!

Mumbai (Anil Bedag): Renowned astrologer Acharya Vinod Kumar was recently seen in London meeting with former Indian cricketer Yuvraj Singh’s mother, Shikhar, and his wife, setting social media abuzz with speculation. As photographs from the meeting surfaced online, many began wondering whether the gathering was related to an important cricketing decision or an astrological consultation. However, there has been no official confirmation regarding the purpose of the meeting. Acharya Vinod Kumar is well known for his work in astrology and has been associated with several prominent personalities over the years,…

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UP Rowing Association Charts Revival Plan for Lucknow, Inspired by Ramgarh Tal’s Success

Lucknow: Inspired by the remarkable success of Gorakhpur’s Ramgarh Tal as a premier rowing destination, the Uttar Pradesh Rowing Association (UPRA) has resolved to revive rowing infrastructure in Lucknow and establish the state capital as a second major training hub for the sport. The roadmap was discussed during a special session on “The Growth of Rowing in Uttar Pradesh and the Road Ahead”, organised by the Uttar Pradesh Rowing Association at Avadh Gymkhana Club in Lucknow on Sunday. The discussion brought together sports administrators, national-level rowers and stakeholders to deliberate…

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UP T20 League 2026 to Be Held Across Lucknow and Kanpur for the First Time

Kanpur: The fourth edition of the Uttar Pradesh T20 League (UPT20 Season 4) will be staged across two cities for the first time, with Lucknow and Kanpur sharing hosting duties for the 2026 tournament. The decision was approved during the Uttar Pradesh Cricket Association (UPCA) Governing Council meeting, marking a significant step towards expanding the league’s reach across the state. The tournament will run from August 14 to September 6, 2026, spanning 24 days and featuring 34 matches. The schedule includes 13 double-header days and eight single-header match days, promising…

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Linda Noskova Stages Stunning Comeback to Win Maiden Wimbledon Title

London: Czech tennis star Linda Noskova produced a remarkable comeback to capture her first Grand Slam title, defeating compatriot Karolina Muchova 6-2, 5-7, 6-3 in a dramatic Wimbledon women’s singles final. The 21-year-old appeared to be cruising towards victory after taking the opening set in just 32 minutes and leading 5-2 in the second set. Noskova held five championship points, but Muchova mounted an extraordinary fightback, winning five consecutive games to force the match into a deciding third set. Speaking after the victory, Noskova revealed that a brief bathroom break…

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Anand Singh Shines in Javelin as India Finishes Asian U-23 Athletics Championships with Three Gold Medals

Ordos: India’s athletics contingent concluded its campaign at the Asian Under-23 Athletics Championships on a high, with javelin thrower Anand Singh and the women’s 4x400m relay team clinching gold medals on the final day. India finished the championships with an impressive haul of 16 medals, comprising three gold, four silver and nine bronze. Anand Singh produced a sensational performance in the men’s javelin throw, breaching the coveted 80-metre mark for the first time in his career. He registered a personal best of 80.57 metres with his final attempt to secure…

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Remembering Ahmad Mohisin

Lucknow: I came across a photograph of Ahmad Mohisin, and it instantly took me down memory lane, reminding me of one of the finest tearaway fast bowlers Uttar Pradesh has ever produced. He was genuinely quick, and many batsmen dreaded facing him. Mohisin had gone to Aligarh Muslim University to study engineering, but on his return he emerged as a fearsome fast bowler. Blessed with exceptional pace and bounce, he troubled even the best batsmen in Uttar Pradesh, especially on matting wickets where his deliveries became even more menacing. I…

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India Outplayed in T20I Series, ODI Turnaround Now the Only Hope

Lucknow: India’s performance in the five-match T20I series against England ended in disappointment. A series that many expected to be closely contested turned into a one-sided affair, with England’s pace attack consistently exposing India’s batting frailties. With the opening match washed out, India avoided what could easily have been a 4-0 defeat, as the hosts dominated most phases of the series. Totals in the 190-plus range are generally considered competitive in T20 cricket, but India’s bowling attack failed to defend those scores. England chased confidently, exposing a lack of penetration…

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Crazy Kratos Crowned First Champions of KRAFTON India Rising Star Invitational 2026

New Delhi: Crazy Kratos, led by Rohit “Kratos” Saxena, emerged as the inaugural champions of the KRAFTON India Rising Star Invitational 2026, India’s first Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI) invitational tournament exclusively featuring players from the KRAFTON India Esports Rising Stars Programme. The three-day tournament, held from July 3 to 5, featured 16 Rising Stars, each captaining a five-member team, with a total prize pool of ₹5 lakh. A total of 18 matches were played, and all games were live-streamed on the KRAFTON India Esports YouTube channel. Crazy Kratos delivered a…

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Colvin Taluqdars’ College Shines at CISCE Uttar Pradesh Zonal Taekwondo Championship 2026–27

Lucknow: Students of Colvin Taluqdars’ College delivered an impressive performance at the CISCE Uttar Pradesh Zonal Taekwondo Championship 2026–27, bringing laurels to the institution by securing one gold, one silver, and four bronze medals across different weight categories. The championship was held on June 29 and 30, 2026, at Lucknow Model Public School, Faridipur, Dubagga, with talented taekwondo athletes from various CISCE-affiliated schools across Uttar Pradesh competing in a spirited display of skill, discipline, and sportsmanship. Leading the medal tally for Colvin Taluqdars’ College was Abu Huraira (Class XI-B), who…

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India Crumbles to Record Defeat as Dominant England Seize Series Stranglehold

London — India captain Shreyas Iyer pulled no punches after his side plummeted to a historic, sobering 125-run thrashing against a ruthless England side in the third T20I. The catastrophic loss marks India’s largest defeat by runs in men’s T20 International history. With the five-match series opener completely washed out by rain, this commanding victory hands England a definitive 2-0 series lead. For India—the reigning T20 World Cup champions—it is the first time in history they have been trounced by more than 100 runs in a men’s T20I match. “Unacceptable”…

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