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‘Why should I give them money?’: Dominic Thiem against Djokovic’s player relief fund




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Simona Halep’s coach Darren Cahill rallies behind ATP/WTA merger idea




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ATP-WTA merger can help sport emerge stronger from Covid-19, say top players




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Eugenie Bouchard auctions off dinner date to feed people during pandemic




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Austrians return to the tennis court with singles only, no shaking rules




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Novak Djokovic appears to break confinement rules in Spain




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Small exhibition events testing the waters as tennis plots way back onto court




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Marbella club apologises to Novak Djokovic over lockdown confusion




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India has learnt to accept female athletes but still a long way to go: Sania Mirza




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2021 Australian Open could be in danger of cancellation




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Whenever husbands don’t perform, wives are blamed: Sania Mirza




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ECB cancels players' contracts for 'The Hundred'

The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has cancelled contracts of the players who were due to participate in the inaugural edition of 'The Hundred' which was pushed to next year due to the coronavirus pandemic. The new 100-balls-per-side format, to be played by eight teams in separate men's and women's tournaments, was scheduled to be held between July 17 and August 15 but had to be postponed because of the pandemic.




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No ball-tampering. Warne's suggestions for ball swing

A weighted ball would also pre-empt any ball-tampering, Warne said.




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Ex-selection chief Prasad hits back at Raina

Out-of-favour Suresh Raina might have felt hard done by the national selection committee but its former chairman MSK Prasad made it clear that it was poor form during the 2018-19 domestic season that became his undoing. The 33-year-old, who has appeared in 226 ODIs and 78 T20Is apart from 18 Tests, last played for India in July 2018 in England after which he was dropped for good.




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How much money will ECB lose if season is wiped out

English cricket could lose as much as 380 million pounds if the entire season is wiped out due to the COVID-19 pandemic, ECB chief executive Tom Harrison has claimed. The ECB has already created a 61 million pound rescue package for the 18 county sides and has been offering grants and loans to recreational clubs, impacted by the outbreak.




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Samson on his time with Team India

'It was a great feeling to be trusted by players such as Virat bhai and Rohit bhai to go out there and bat in the crucial moments. It's a great feeling when the team and the players consider you to be a match winner.'




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MCC to offer Sangakkara second term as president

The Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) on Wednesday announced its decision to recommend former Sri Lanka captain Kumar Sangakkara for a second term as president due to the disruptions caused by the coronavirus pandemic. The former wicketkeeper-batsman had became the first non-British President of the club after he assumed office on October 1 last year.




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Young Dhoni was a shy, very quiet guy: Harbhajan

Spinner Harbhajan Singh revealed said that former captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni was a very shy person when he first came into the Indian team and he only started opening up after the controversial Sydney Test against Australia in 2008.




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Cricket pre-season in Australia to start end of May?

CA's head of sports science and sports medicine Kountouris said the coronavirus-forced new normal shouldn't have much impact of teams' training in a sport like cricket.




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I feel pressure, I feel scared too: Dhoni

Dhoni was speaking to coaches from various sports during an interaction, which was organised before the country went into a lockdown to contain the COVID-19 pandemic.




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'Ashwin, Lyon don't have enough variations to survive'

Former Pakistan leg-spinner Mushtaq Ahmed feels the categorisation of Test and limited overs spinners is the need of the hour. According to Mushtaq, skill-wise, Lyon and Ashwin are on par with greats like Saqlain Mushtaq and Muttiah Muralitharan but not best suited for the one-day game.




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South African cricketer tests positive for coronavirus

Solo Nqweni is the third cricketer known to have contracted the disease after Pakistan's Zafar Sarfraz and Scotland's Majid Haq.




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Bizarre: Warner on playing without fans

Australian opener David Warner termed as 'bizarre' the experience of playing behind closed doors, which it said was like playing a warm-up game.




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'It's like a Test match': Kumble on COVID-19 battle

Former India captain and coach Anil Kumble compared the fight against the dreaded coronavirus pandemic to the "second innings" of an intense Test match where people can't afford to let their guard down. The coronavirus outbreak has wreaked havoc across the world, claiming over 2,76,000 lives so far while infecting more than four million people.




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Only this person can beat Dhoni!

Dhoni and his daughter Ziva were up for some outdoor running session at their Ranchi farmhouse.




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Virat, Anushka donate for Mumbai police welfare

Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma had given undisclosed amounts to the PM CARES fund and Maharashtra Chief Minister's Relief Fund to support the fight against COVID-19. Now they have contributed Rs 5 lakh each for police welfare amid the novel coronavirus outbreak.




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Opinion | An Indian army that can now be led by a woman

A female general at the helm of the force is no longer beyond the realm of possibility thanks to a far-sighted ruling of the Supreme Court that finally lets women take roles of command




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Opinion | Pressures for a landmark peace deal in Manipur

Rebel leader R.K. Meghen’s presence in Manipur could be a crucial factor




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Opinion | WhatsApp must watch out for us

Both Google and WhatsApp’s owner Facebook Inc seemed to shrug off the implications to people’s need for online confidentiality




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Opinion | From Clinton to Trump, India’s soft power is the bridge

Indian expats provided the glue to repair this otherwise dysfunctional relationship




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Opinion | Stay calm and wait

On Monday, a constable and a civilian were killed in northeast Delhi, the site of the clashes, and 37 other cops were injured




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Opinion | Myopic truce

As US troops withdraw, the Taliban promise to give terrorists no sanctuary, work with elected leaders, and let peace prevail




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COVID-19: As RBI enters the ring, government needs to go beyond the ropes

Europe has focused more on firms and the US on them as well as individuals, India has so far focused on the poor.This is not a time to focus on the fisc. A package to save our firms is urgently needed to set the multiplier effect rolling




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COVID-19: Indian missions in UAE open online registration for its citizens who wish to fly home




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Where could Brazil’s criminal investigation of Jair Bolsonaro lead?




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New father Johnson holds cabinet meeting amid questions over UK’s coronavirus response




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Ukraine reaches 10,000 coronavirus cases as public chafes against lockdown




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The race to succeed Angela Merkel has a new front runner




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European economy suffers record drop amid coronavirus pandemic




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To beat lockdown restrictions, strip club pivots to drive-through takeout service




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Final journeys are getting lonelier, last goodbyes shorter




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US consumer spending plunges record 7.5%, reflecting virus




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G7 ministers discuss strategies to accelerate economies once they reopen




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Coronavirus not ‘manmade or genetically modified’: US intelligence agencies




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China’s battle against coronavirus major strategic achievement: Xi Jinping




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30 million have sought US unemployment aid since virus hit




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Wall Street pulls back as dismal economic data piles higher




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Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin tests positive for coronavirus




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Indian-origin girl gets honour of naming NASA’s first Mars helicopter




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Trump threatens new tariffs on China as US mulls retaliatory action over Covid-19