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  • Anahat Singh beats world No. 10 to win title, becomes youngest Asian in top-20 February 3, 2026
    Seventeen-year-old Anahat Singh achieved a career-defining victory at the Squash On Fire Open, defeating top seed Georgina Kennedy in the final. This PSA Bronze-level title marks her 15th overall and makes her the youngest Asian player to enter the world's top 20.
  • Davis Cup: Indian team sweats on Sumit Nagal's fitness February 3, 2026
    India's Davis Cup captain Rohit Rajpal is concerned about Sumit Nagal's hip strain ahead of the tie against the Netherlands. Nagal, India's top singles player, retired from a recent tournament and has been undergoing rehabilitation. He is set to begin on-court training this week, with his availability for the qualifiers still uncertain.
  • Diaspora’s dream close as 40 Indian-origin players set to spice up T20 World Cup February 3, 2026
    Dozens of players with Indian roots are representing other nations at the T20 World Cup, chasing dreams they couldn't fulfill in India's competitive cricket scene. From the US to Canada, Oman, and the UAE, these cricketers, including former age-group players and even professionals, are seizing second chances on the international stage, cherishing e […]
  • Decoding Arshdeep: Why India’s left-arm pacer could be a middle-overs weapon February 3, 2026
    Arshdeep Singh's recent Powerplay figures mask his true potential. Experts suggest deploying him strategically in the middle overs, where his variations and ability to build pressure are most effective. This approach, rather than early and late spells, can maximise his impact for India in upcoming tournaments, leveraging his skill with the semi-old ball […]
  • No ICC meeting yet as Pakistan's boycott threat clouds India clash at T20 World Cup February 3, 2026
    The ICC has not yet taken concrete steps regarding Pakistan's potential boycott of the T20 World Cup match against India. No emergency board meeting has been called, and the PCB has not formally communicated its intentions. This leaves the onus on the PCB to clarify its stance on selective participation.

 

  • Carlos Alcaraz plans kangaroo tattoo after historic Australian Open triumph February 3, 2026
    Fresh off his Australian Open title win over Novak Djokovic, Carlos Alcaraz revealed plans to get a kangaroo tattoo as a tribute to his Melbourne triumph, which made him the youngest man to complete career Grand Slam. The 22-year-old Spaniard, who already sports tattoos symbolising his other Grand Slam victories also posed with the Australian Open
  • US-based teen Rhea Nadkarni finishes third at WPL Speed Queen trials February 3, 2026
    Houston-based fast bowler Rhea Nadkarni clocked an impressive 104.61 kmph to secure third place in the U-19 all-India final of the inaugural WPL Speed Queen contest at Islam Gymkhana in Mumbai. The 15-year-old had earlier topped the initial selection round at Kalina and expressed satisfaction with her performance while competing against some
  • ‘Nobody wants to give up their ego’: Kapil Dev on Pakistan boycott February 3, 2026
    Former India captain Kapil Dev expressed disappointment over Pakistan’s decision to boycott the India clash at the T20 World Cup, saying players should not suffer because of political issues. Calling the situation unfortunate, Kapil said cricket fans would be the biggest losers and added that India-Pakistan cricket relations have often been disrupt
  • Ranji Trophy: Star Indian batter Yashaswi Jaiswal returns to Mumbai squad February 3, 2026
    Mumbai have been strengthened ahead of their Ranji Trophy quarter-final against Karnataka with the return of pacer Shardul Thakur and opener Yashasvi Jaiswal. A fully fit Shardul will captain the side, while Tanush Kotian also makes a comeback, adding depth to an experienced Mumbai squad for the February 6–9 clash at the MCA-BKC ground
  • WPL Eliminator: Delhi eye fourth straight final as Gujarat pose tough test February 3, 2026
    Delhi Capitals, runners-up in all three previous WPL editions, will look to secure a fourth consecutive final berth when they face a resurgent Gujarat Giants in the eliminator on Tuesday. While Delhi remain the only team to qualify for the playoffs in every season so far Gujarat enter the knockout clash high on confidence after bouncing back strong

 

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