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Delhi bowling coach Sanjeev has argued that raw pace alone is no longer enough for a modern fast bowler, stressing that control, skill and adaptability are what separate a specialist from a short-lived prospect. He said a bowler who can command a red ball effectively has the tools to succeed even in the shortest formats, including T10 cricket.
Delhi have recalled Sarthak to their Ranji Trophy squad, a move that signals a fresh adjustment in the capital side’s red-ball plans ahead of the next phase of the domestic season. The decision suggests the selectors are still fine-tuning balance and availability as they look to strengthen the squad’s depth and flexibility.
Bengal completed a composed nine-wicket victory over Delhi in the Ranji Trophy after being set 89 in the final session, with Abhimanyu Easwaran and Ankur Paul steering the chase without alarm. Earlier, Bengal’s spinners had set up the result by sharing seven wickets as Delhi were bowled out for 277 in their second innings, despite skipper Ayush Badoni’s resilient 85.
Delhi bowling coach Sanjeev has argued that the modern fast bowler must combine pace with control, skill and adaptability rather than rely on speed alone. He said a bowler who can command the red ball effectively has the tools to succeed even in the shortest formats, including T10 cricket.
Bengal seized firm control of its Ranji Trophy season-opener by posting 429 and building a commanding 189-run first-innings lead before reducing Delhi to 101 for three in the second innings. The home side’s sustained pressure with bat and ball left Delhi facing a steep fight to avoid a damaging defeat.
Bengal seized firm control of its Ranji Trophy season-opener by posting 429 and building a commanding 189-run first-innings lead over Delhi. The home side then struck again late in the day, reducing Delhi to 101 for three and leaving the visitors under severe pressure heading into the next session.
Bengal seized firm control of its Ranji Trophy season-opener by posting 429 and building a commanding 189-run first-innings lead over Delhi. The home side then intensified the pressure by reducing Delhi to 101 for three in the second innings, leaving the visitors with a steep climb to avoid a damaging defeat.
Bengal seized firm control of its Ranji Trophy season-opener by posting 429 and building a 189-run first-innings lead before reducing Delhi to 101 for three in the second innings. The home side’s command with both bat and ball left Delhi facing a steep battle to avoid a damaging defeat.
Delhi have brought Sarthak back into their Ranji Trophy squad, a move that signals both a tactical adjustment and a renewed vote of confidence in the player’s domestic credentials. The recall comes at a critical stage of the season, with squad balance and form management increasingly shaping selection decisions across India’s premier red-ball competition.
Delhi have brought Sarthak back into their Ranji Trophy squad, a selection move that underscores the team’s search for balance and form as the domestic season gathers pace. The recall is being viewed as a practical response to squad needs rather than a symbolic gesture, with the management looking to strengthen options in a competition where consistency and depth often decide outcomes.
Balaji Tharaneetharan’s ‘Baththa’ is a gently observant comedy-drama that turns an unlikely encounter between a feared don and a schoolboy into a meditation on childhood, identity and the roles people are forced to perform. The film blends humour, nostalgia and emotional restraint to uncover the humanity that survives beneath public masks.
The Indian government is assessing revised financial bids from Fairfax Financial Holdings and Emirates NBD for the proposed sale of a 60.72% stake in IDBI Bank, according to sources familiar with the process. The transaction, one of the most closely watched privatisation efforts in the financial sector, is advancing steadily as officials review the offers and weigh the next steps.
At IDSFFK 2026, filmmaker Ameya Gore is drawing attention for 'Going Solo,' a documentary that follows women cyclists Gareema Shankar and Renu Singhi on their 2022 ride to the London-Edinburgh-London event. Produced by Sharib Khan and Vikas Kumar, the film positions endurance sport as a lens for examining discipline, gender, and the emotional architecture of long-form athletic pursuit. Gore’s work arrives at a moment when Indian sports documentaries are expanding beyond highlight-reel biography toward more intimate, character-driven storytelling.
India advanced to the Asian Games 2026 final after a hard-fought win over Pakistan, preserving its title defence and setting up a decisive meeting with Malaysia. The defending champions controlled the opening half-hour with authority, though their play lacked fluency and the contest tightened as Pakistan pressed back.
Police have arrested five transgender persons in connection with an alleged extortion case, a development that has drawn attention to both criminal allegations and the broader vulnerability of marginalised communities in India’s urban policing landscape. Authorities say the arrests were made after a complaint of coercion and unlawful demand for money, while rights advocates are likely to scrutinise whether the case was handled with due process and sensitivity.
As artificial intelligence becomes a daily companion in research labs and startup offices, more scientists and founders are using it as a sounding board for unfinished ideas, failed experiments and sensitive strategic questions. The practice is accelerating productivity, but it is also creating a new exposure point: the more candid the exchange, the harder it becomes to control where valuable intellectual property may end up.
Nagoya Mayor Takashi Kawamura has apologised for the “inconveniences” surrounding the Asian Games as criticism grows over crowding, logistics and what several countries have described as poor local management. The remarks come amid an event hosting more than 17,000 athletes and officials, a scale that exceeds the Olympics and is straining transport, accreditation and venue operations.
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