NBA superstar LeBron James has added another feather to his illustrious hat. The LA Lakers player, also known as "King James", is now a billionaire, as confirmed by a Forbes report on Thursday (June 02).&nbsp; The 37-year-old veteran forward, a four-time NBA champion and also a four-time NBA Most Valuable Player, ranks second on NBA's all-time scoring list and has been associated with the league since 2003.&nbsp;

In the Forbes list of highest-paid world athletes, counting from May 2021 to May 2022, LeBron is only second on the list,&nbsp;with a&nbsp; total income of USD 121.2 million. He&nbsp;trails behind&nbsp;Argentina's captain&nbsp;and Paris Saint-Germain star Lionel Messi, who has a total worth of USD 130 million. The top five comprise Cristiano Ronaldo (at the third spot with&nbsp;$115 million), Neymar ($95 million at the fourth spot), and Stephen Curry (with&nbsp;$92.8 million in the fifth position).

During an interview with GQ in 2014, LeBron had expressed his desire of becoming a billionaire. "If it happens. It's my biggest milestone," James said at the time. "Obviously. I want to maximize my business. And if I happen to get it, if I happen to be a billion-dollar athlete, ho. Hip hip hooray! Oh, my God, I'm gonna be excited."

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✅ $385 million in on court earnings 
✅ SpringHill Company 
✅ Stake in Liverpool F.C 
✅ Blaze Pizza 
 
LeBron James is officially the first active NBA player to become a billionaire 💰 
 
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In his glittering NBA career, James has earned in excess of USD 385 million in salary alone as a player where he has represented&nbsp;the Cleveland Cavaliers, Miami Heat, and Lakers.&nbsp;Apart from his stint in the premier league, James also took a star turn in Hollywood with the film "Space Jam: A New Legacy" and managed to sell a minority stake in his production company, SpringHill. Thus, more&nbsp;than a whopping USD 500 million of his value comes from cash as well as investments.

In addition, the superstar basketballer James has an ownership stake in Fenway Sports Group, which owns English Premier League side Liverpool, Major League Baseball's Boston Red Sox whereas it&nbsp;made a deal to buy the ice hockey team Pittsburgh Penguins.

At 37, LeBron's overall stature and value continue to rise and made heads turn in the sporting fraternity.&nbsp;

NBA superstar LeBron James has added another feather to his illustrious hat. The LA Lakers player, also known as "King James", is now a billionaire, as confirmed by a Forbes report on Thursday (June 02).

NBA superstar LeBron James has added another feather to his illustrious hat. The LA Lakers player, also known as "King James", is now a billionaire, as confirmed by a Forbes report on Thursday (June 02). The 37-year-old veteran forward, a four-time NBA champion and also a four-time NBA Most Valuable Player, ranks second on NBA's all-time scoring list and has been associated with the league since 2003. In the Forbes list of highest-paid world athletes, counting from May 2021 to May 2022, LeBron is only second on the list, with a total income of USD 121.2 million. He trails behind Argentina's captain and Paris Saint-Germain star Lionel Messi, who has a total worth of USD 130 million. The top five comprise Cristiano Ronaldo (at the third spot with $115 million), Neymar ($95 million at the fourth spot), and Stephen Curry (with $92.8 million in the fifth position). During an interview with GQ in 2014, LeBron had expressed his desire of becoming a billionaire. "If it happens. It's my biggest milestone," James said at the time. "Obviously. I want to maximize my business. And if I happen to get it, if I happen to be a billion-dollar athlete, ho. Hip hip hooray! Oh, my God, I'm gonna be excited." ✅ $385 million in on court earnings ✅ SpringHill Company ✅ Stake in Liverpool F.C ✅ Blaze Pizza LeBron James is officially the first active NBA player to become a billionaire 💰 (Via: @Forbes) pic.twitter.com/fGAgrZHGUy — Complex Sports (@ComplexSports) June 2, 2022 × ALSO READ | From Lionel Messi to Stephen Curry: Top 5 Forbes’ richest athletes of 2022 In his glittering NBA career, James has earned in excess of USD 385 million in salary alone as a player where he has represented the Cleveland Cavaliers, Miami Heat, and Lakers. Apart from his stint in the premier league, James also took a star turn in Hollywood with the film "Space Jam: A New Legacy" and managed to sell a minority stake in his production company, SpringHill. Thus, more than a whopping USD 500 million of his value comes from cash as well as investments. In addition, the superstar basketballer James has an ownership stake in Fenway Sports Group, which owns English Premier League side Liverpool, Major League Baseball's Boston Red Sox whereas it made a deal to buy the ice hockey team Pittsburgh Penguins. At 37, LeBron's overall stature and value continue to rise and made heads turn in the sporting fraternity.

LA Lakers superstar LeBron James creates history, becomes 1st active NBA player worth $1 billion

American tennis player Coco Gauff defeated&nbsp;Martina Trevisan 6-3, 6-1 in her semi-final match in the women's singles at the 2022 French Open, on Thursday (June 02), and used the platform to demand&nbsp;action on mass shootings in the United States&nbsp;by writing "peace, end gun violence" on a courtside TV camera.

Before sharing&nbsp;her message for gun control back at home, Gauff&nbsp;insisted that the recent tragedies mean she will treat victory or defeat with equal equanimity in the championship match, where she will face unstoppable and world number one Iga Swiatek. "Yeah it's a Grand Slam final but there are so many things going on in the world, especially in the U.S. -- I think it's not important to stress over a tennis match," she said during her on-court TV interview.

The 18-year-old Gauff&nbsp;was talking just hours following an incident where a gunman killed at least four people at a hospital building in Tulsa, Oklahoma, -- which is latest in a plethora of mass shootings across the United States in recent weeks which have made heads turn worldwide.&nbsp;

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Talking about Gauff's semi-final encounter, she was at her dominant best as she wrapped up proceedings with a straight-set win over Italy's&nbsp;Trevisan. After the match, Gauff made a strong statement by making an appeal to the world to take note of the disastrous incident happening back in the US and hoped that her message will reach a wider audience.&nbsp;

"I know people globally around the world are for sure watching," Gauff stated. She stressed that she will raise her voice on her political and social issues going forward as well. The teenager added, "Since I was younger, my dad told me I could change the world with my racquet. He didn't mean that by like just playing tennis. He meant speaking out on issues like this."

American tennis player Coco Gauff defeated Martina Trevisan 6-3, 6-1 in her semi-final match in the women's singles at the 2022 French Open, on Thursday (June 02), and used the platform to demand action on mass shootings in the United States by writing "peace, end gun violence" on a courtside TV camera.

American tennis player Coco Gauff defeated Martina Trevisan 6-3, 6-1 in her semi-final match in the women's singles at the 2022 French Open, on Thursday (June 02), and used the platform to demand action on mass shootings in the United States by writing "peace, end gun violence" on a courtside TV camera. Before sharing her message for gun control back at home, Gauff insisted that the recent tragedies mean she will treat victory or defeat with equal equanimity in the championship match, where she will face unstoppable and world number one Iga Swiatek. "Yeah it's a Grand Slam final but there are so many things going on in the world, especially in the U.S. -- I think it's not important to stress over a tennis match," she said during her on-court TV interview. The 18-year-old Gauff was talking just hours following an incident where a gunman killed at least four people at a hospital building in Tulsa, Oklahoma, -- which is latest in a plethora of mass shootings across the United States in recent weeks which have made heads turn worldwide. ALSO READ | Rafael Nadal vs Alexander Zverev, Live streaming: When & where to watch French Open men's SF match? Talking about Gauff's semi-final encounter, she was at her dominant best as she wrapped up proceedings with a straight-set win over Italy's Trevisan. After the match, Gauff made a strong statement by making an appeal to the world to take note of the disastrous incident happening back in the US and hoped that her message will reach a wider audience. "I know people globally around the world are for sure watching," Gauff stated. She stressed that she will raise her voice on her political and social issues going forward as well. The teenager added, "Since I was younger, my dad told me I could change the world with my racquet. He didn't mean that by like just playing tennis. He meant speaking out on issues like this."

Teenage sensation Coco Gauff reacts to recent mass shootings in USA after reaching French Open final

Rafael Nadal and Alexander Zverev locked horns with each other in the men's singles semi-finals on Friday evening (June 03) at the 2022 French Open in Paris. In what was a riveting clash till the opening two sets, it came to an abrupt end as the German player Zverev suffered a major injury in the fag end of the second set to give a walkover to the Spaniard.&nbsp;

Talking about the opening set, it was Zverev who took the lead. Nadal was playing the catch-up game, however, he edged past the opposition in the tie-breaker to win the opening set 7-6 (10-8). Having already been stretched a lot by the 25-year-old Zverev, it seemed that things would get difficult for the senior player, who turned 36 on Friday. Zverev once again took the lead in the second set and both the players were matching each other in every shot before an early climax came with Zverev's massive injury.&nbsp;

During a rally, Zverev covered some distance to his left for a return shot when his right leg twisted on the clay court. As a result, he succumbed to the ground and was in complete disdain. Soon, the play was halted for a bit and Nadal also came to his aid. The two hugged as Zverev walked off, conceding the semi-final which was promising to go down to the wire. Here's the video of the youngster's&nbsp;injury:

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Thus, with an unfortunate end to the proceedings, the crowd and tournament favourite Nadal is set to play for his 14th French Open title on Sunday. He awaits the winner of Marin Cilic-Casper Ruud. Looks like the stars are aligned for Nadal's glory as Zverev seemed to have put him in a spot of bother. Nonetheless, he won't take it easy in the summit clash.

Rafael Nadal and Alexander Zverev locked horns with each other in the men's singles semi-finals on Friday evening (June 03) at the 2022 French Open in Paris. In what was a riveting clash till the opening two sets, it came to an abrupt end as the German player Zverev suffered a major injury in the fag end of the second set to give a walkover to the Spaniard.

Rafael Nadal and Alexander Zverev locked horns with each other in the men's singles semi-finals on Friday evening (June 03) at the 2022 French Open in Paris. In what was a riveting clash till the opening two sets, it came to an abrupt end as the German player Zverev suffered a major injury in the fag end of the second set to give a walkover to the Spaniard. Talking about the opening set, it was Zverev who took the lead. Nadal was playing the catch-up game, however, he edged past the opposition in the tie-breaker to win the opening set 7-6 (10-8). Having already been stretched a lot by the 25-year-old Zverev, it seemed that things would get difficult for the senior player, who turned 36 on Friday. Zverev once again took the lead in the second set and both the players were matching each other in every shot before an early climax came with Zverev's massive injury. During a rally, Zverev covered some distance to his left for a return shot when his right leg twisted on the clay court. As a result, he succumbed to the ground and was in complete disdain. Soon, the play was halted for a bit and Nadal also came to his aid. The two hugged as Zverev walked off, conceding the semi-final which was promising to go down to the wire. Here's the video of the youngster's injury: Damn man.... such a good match be sad if this ends it....#RolandGarros #Zverev #Nadal pic.twitter.com/72QzNplqp4 — Unholy Stables (@UnholyStable) June 3, 2022 × ALSO READ | Iga Swiatek vs Coco Gauff: Enrico Piperno opines on high-voltage French Open women's singles final Thus, with an unfortunate end to the proceedings, the crowd and tournament favourite Nadal is set to play for his 14th French Open title on Sunday. He awaits the winner of Marin Cilic-Casper Ruud. Looks like the stars are aligned for Nadal's glory as Zverev seemed to have put him in a spot of bother. Nonetheless, he won't take it easy in the summit clash.

Alexander Zverev suffers horrible injury as Rafael Nadal reaches French Open final - WATCH

The French Open 2022 edition has lived up to expectations so far. While the competition has intensified in the men's singles, the women's singles are also set to see a marquee finale as world number one Iga Swiatek will square off with teen sensation Coco Gauff.&nbsp;

While American tennis player Gauff is yet to lose a set in her entire campaign, Iga is in peak form since the start of the calendar year and is on a 34-match unbeaten streak. While Gauff thrashed Italy's&nbsp;Martina Trevisan-- beating her&nbsp;6-3, 6-1 in her semi-final match -- Swiatek got the better of&nbsp;Daria Kasatkina 6-2, 6-1 to storm her way into the summit clash. Thus, the stage is set for a riveting encounter between two young guns in the women's singles at the Roland Garros, on Saturday (June 04).&nbsp;

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Ahead of the clash, WION's Sports Editor Digvijay Singh Deo got a chance to interact with Indian tennis coach Enrico Piperno, who opined on the women's singles finale. On the clash versus the world no. 1 vs no. 23, Piperno said, "Well, Coco came into the scene a couple of years ago. Back then, she had the tools to become a superstar. Gauff is one of those players who doesn't get heat on the court. She is very very spolid. To beat her, you got to really beat her. She seems a lot more relaxed. She has the tools to win the Grand Slam.&nbsp;

Swiatken, on the other hand, has had a terrific streak. But she will have a fall sometime. Is it going to be tomorrow, we will know....It won't be easy for Swiatek. Gauff will not go down very easily. Swiatek will have her hands full," Piperon opined.

In the men's singles, Rafael Nadal and Alexander Zverev are engaged in a mouth-watering semi-final as the birthday boy Nadal is eyeing his 14th title at the Roland Garros. While the tennis fraternity is closely following Nadal's journey, the crowd and tournament favourite, many have eyes glued on the women's singles final as well, which is set to go down to the wire.&nbsp;

The French Open 2022 edition has lived up to expectations so far. While the competition has intensified in the men's singles, the women's singles are also set to see a marquee finale as world number one Iga Swiatek will square off with teen sensation Coco Gauff.

The French Open 2022 edition has lived up to expectations so far. While the competition has intensified in the men's singles, the women's singles are also set to see a marquee finale as world number one Iga Swiatek will square off with teen sensation Coco Gauff. While American tennis player Gauff is yet to lose a set in her entire campaign, Iga is in peak form since the start of the calendar year and is on a 34-match unbeaten streak. While Gauff thrashed Italy's Martina Trevisan-- beating her 6-3, 6-1 in her semi-final match -- Swiatek got the better of Daria Kasatkina 6-2, 6-1 to storm her way into the summit clash. Thus, the stage is set for a riveting encounter between two young guns in the women's singles at the Roland Garros, on Saturday (June 04). ALSO READ | Teenage sensation Coco Gauff reacts to recent mass shootings in USA after reaching French Open final Ahead of the clash, WION's Sports Editor Digvijay Singh Deo got a chance to interact with Indian tennis coach Enrico Piperno, who opined on the women's singles finale. On the clash versus the world no. 1 vs no. 23, Piperno said, "Well, Coco came into the scene a couple of years ago. Back then, she had the tools to become a superstar. Gauff is one of those players who doesn't get heat on the court. She is very very spolid. To beat her, you got to really beat her. She seems a lot more relaxed. She has the tools to win the Grand Slam. Swiatken, on the other hand, has had a terrific streak. But she will have a fall sometime. Is it going to be tomorrow, we will know....It won't be easy for Swiatek. Gauff will not go down very easily. Swiatek will have her hands full," Piperon opined. In the men's singles, Rafael Nadal and Alexander Zverev are engaged in a mouth-watering semi-final as the birthday boy Nadal is eyeing his 14th title at the Roland Garros. While the tennis fraternity is closely following Nadal's journey, the crowd and tournament favourite, many have eyes glued on the women's singles final as well, which is set to go down to the wire.

Iga Swiatek vs Coco Gauff: Enrico Piperno opines on high-voltage French Open women's singles final

Cristiano Ronaldo has confirmed he is very much happy at Manchester United and has, thus, ended all speculations regarding his future with the Old Trafford club by confirming he is sure to stay. The 37-year-old stressed that he is focused on guiding the Red Devils to championship titles in the upcoming seasons.

Rumors were flowing from all corners that&nbsp;Ronaldo, who&nbsp;shone in his comeback season&nbsp;for Manchester United, was set to leave the club after their poor season in 2021/22 edition.&nbsp;United finished sixth in the EPL season and also failed to qualify for the Champions League, which was one of Ronaldo's primary motives when he made the switch from Juventus to Manchester last year.

While the Portugal captain had inked a two-year deal with the Old Trafford club at the time of rejoining, Bayern Munich were among the many clubs who were rumoured destination for the superstar striker. Nonetheless, Ronaldo's stay will surely be a huge sigh of relief for the Man United fans as the club is aiming for a revamp under new manager&nbsp;Erik ten Hag.

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"I was happy to be back in a club that really raised my career so it was unbelievable, the feeling when I came back again," Ronaldo said. "I was and still am very happy to be here," Ronaldo told Manchester United in an interview on Friday (June 03).

"The most important thing for me is to try to win the games and try to win some championship... but I believe that Manchester will be back where they belong. Sometimes it takes time, but I still believe," he added.

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Man United have already seen the departures of&nbsp;several star players recently, such as veteran goalkeeper Lee Grant, Paul Pogna, Jaun Mata.&nbsp;

Ronaldo, who&nbsp;scored 24 goals in all competition for United on his comeback, will look to guide a new-look Man United line-up to the championship title in the upcoming seasons.

Cristiano Ronaldo has confirmed he is very much happy at Manchester United and has, thus, ended all speculations regarding his future with the Old Trafford club by confirming he is sure to stay.

Cristiano Ronaldo has confirmed he is very much happy at Manchester United and has, thus, ended all speculations regarding his future with the Old Trafford club by confirming he is sure to stay. The 37-year-old stressed that he is focused on guiding the Red Devils to championship titles in the upcoming seasons. Rumors were flowing from all corners that Ronaldo, who shone in his comeback season for Manchester United, was set to leave the club after their poor season in 2021/22 edition. United finished sixth in the EPL season and also failed to qualify for the Champions League, which was one of Ronaldo's primary motives when he made the switch from Juventus to Manchester last year. While the Portugal captain had inked a two-year deal with the Old Trafford club at the time of rejoining, Bayern Munich were among the many clubs who were rumoured destination for the superstar striker. Nonetheless, Ronaldo's stay will surely be a huge sigh of relief for the Man United fans as the club is aiming for a revamp under new manager Erik ten Hag. ALSO READ | LA Lakers superstar LeBron James creates history, becomes 1st active NBA player worth $1 billion "I was happy to be back in a club that really raised my career so it was unbelievable, the feeling when I came back again," Ronaldo said. "I was and still am very happy to be here," Ronaldo told Manchester United in an interview on Friday (June 03). "The most important thing for me is to try to win the games and try to win some championship... but I believe that Manchester will be back where they belong. Sometimes it takes time, but I still believe," he added. ALSO READ | Real Madrid demand answers after UCL final marred by crowd trouble Man United have already seen the departures of several star players recently, such as veteran goalkeeper Lee Grant, Paul Pogna, Jaun Mata. Ronaldo, who scored 24 goals in all competition for United on his comeback, will look to guide a new-look Man United line-up to the championship title in the upcoming seasons.

'Very happy to be at Manchester United' - Cristiano Ronaldo ends speculations on future with Red Devils

Real Madrid have demanded answers from organisers over measures taken to protect supporters at last weekend`s Champions League soccer final against Liverpool in Paris, which was marred by crowd trouble. 
The match, which Real won 1-0, was delayed by more than 30 minutes after officers forcefully held back people trying to enter the Stade de France.

Riot police sprayed tear gas on fans, including women and children. France`s Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin said that much of the blame lay with Liverpool fans and that 30,000-40,000 arrived without valid tickets, which led to a crowd crush at the stadium and people trying to force their way in. 
Darmanin`s version of events has been challenged by Liverpool fans who attended and say the vast majority of their supporters were well-behaved but were treated in a heavy-handed manner by French riot police.

Darmanin has acknowledged police were caught off-guard by several hundred local "delinquents" who turned up to cause trouble. "We want to know what were the reasons that motivated that designation of the venue for the final and what criteria were taken into consideration taking into account what was experienced that day," the LaLiga club said in a statement.

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"We also ask for answers and explanations to determine who were those responsible for leaving the fans unattended and defenseless. Supporters whose general behaviour was exemplary at all times. "As clearly seen in the revealing images provided by the media, many of the fans were assaulted, harassed, mugged and robbed with violence."

The club added that their fans "deserved" a response. Liverpool CEO Billy Hogan reiterated a call for an investigation into the incidents on Thursday, adding that both Liverpool and Real fans had suffered. 
European soccer governing body UEFA has commissioned an independent inquiry into the incident, while French sports minister Amelie Oudea-Castera said on Monday that they would produce a report within 10 days.

Real Madrid have demanded answers from organisers over measures taken to protect supporters at last weekend`s Champions League soccer final against Liverpool in Paris, which was marred by crowd trouble.

Real Madrid have demanded answers from organisers over measures taken to protect supporters at last weekend`s Champions League soccer final against Liverpool in Paris, which was marred by crowd trouble. The match, which Real won 1-0, was delayed by more than 30 minutes after officers forcefully held back people trying to enter the Stade de France. Riot police sprayed tear gas on fans, including women and children. France`s Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin said that much of the blame lay with Liverpool fans and that 30,000-40,000 arrived without valid tickets, which led to a crowd crush at the stadium and people trying to force their way in. Darmanin`s version of events has been challenged by Liverpool fans who attended and say the vast majority of their supporters were well-behaved but were treated in a heavy-handed manner by French riot police. Darmanin has acknowledged police were caught off-guard by several hundred local "delinquents" who turned up to cause trouble. "We want to know what were the reasons that motivated that designation of the venue for the final and what criteria were taken into consideration taking into account what was experienced that day," the LaLiga club said in a statement. ALSO READ | Neymar closes in on Pele's record as Brazil send World Cup warning with dominant win over South Korea "We also ask for answers and explanations to determine who were those responsible for leaving the fans unattended and defenseless. Supporters whose general behaviour was exemplary at all times. "As clearly seen in the revealing images provided by the media, many of the fans were assaulted, harassed, mugged and robbed with violence." The club added that their fans "deserved" a response. Liverpool CEO Billy Hogan reiterated a call for an investigation into the incidents on Thursday, adding that both Liverpool and Real fans had suffered. European soccer governing body UEFA has commissioned an independent inquiry into the incident, while French sports minister Amelie Oudea-Castera said on Monday that they would produce a report within 10 days.

Real Madrid demand answers after UCL final marred by crowd trouble

Indian Olympian Anjum Moudgil clinched a silver medal in the women`s 50m rifle 3 positions (3P) event at the ISSF Shooting World Cup 2022 held in Baku, Azerbaijan on Friday. She clinched the medal with a score of 406.5. "Olympian @anjum_moudgil bags at @ISSF_Shooting 2022 World Cup, Baku. Anjum clinched SILVER in women`s 50m Rifle 3 Positions with a score of 406.5 Many congratulations Champ #IndianSports #Shooting," tweeted SAI Media.

Anjum was great throughout the event before losing narrowly to Denmark`s Rikke Ibsen, who ended up with a gold medal. She fell short at 16-12 despite her best efforts. With this, India`s medal tally at the event goes to three.

Earlier, Swapnil Kusale had won the silver medal in the 50 m rifle 3P event. On the other hand, in the women`s 10m air rifle event, the team of Elavenil Valarivan, Ramita and Shreya Agrawal won a gold medal by defeating Denmark by a margin of 17-5. The world cup, which started on May 27 will go on till June 7.&nbsp;

Indian Olympian Anjum Moudgil clinched a silver medal in the women`s 50m rifle 3 positions (3P) event at the ISSF Shooting World Cup 2022 held in Baku, Azerbaijan on Friday.

Indian Olympian Anjum Moudgil clinched a silver medal in the women`s 50m rifle 3 positions (3P) event at the ISSF Shooting World Cup 2022 held in Baku, Azerbaijan on Friday. She clinched the medal with a score of 406.5. "Olympian @anjum_moudgil bags at @ISSF_Shooting 2022 World Cup, Baku. Anjum clinched SILVER in women`s 50m Rifle 3 Positions with a score of 406.5 Many congratulations Champ #IndianSports #Shooting," tweeted SAI Media. Anjum was great throughout the event before losing narrowly to Denmark`s Rikke Ibsen, who ended up with a gold medal. She fell short at 16-12 despite her best efforts. With this, India`s medal tally at the event goes to three. Earlier, Swapnil Kusale had won the silver medal in the 50 m rifle 3P event. On the other hand, in the women`s 10m air rifle event, the team of Elavenil Valarivan, Ramita and Shreya Agrawal won a gold medal by defeating Denmark by a margin of 17-5. The world cup, which started on May 27 will go on till June 7.

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India and Australia were engaged in a gruelling four-match Test series in 2020/21 Down Under. During the last edition of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, in Australia, India had their back against the wall at most times but found ways to stage a comeback at all times to eventually beat the then Tim Paine-led Australia 2-1 in their own backyard and retain the BG Trophy.

After being 1-0 down following the series opener defeat, India was without then regular captain Virat Kohli -- who was out on maternity leave -- but defied all odds to emerge on top eventually. Under Ajinkya Rahane, India levelled the series in the second Test, at the MCG, and then pulled off a&nbsp;heist to save the third and penultimate encounter before winning the series finale by three wickets.&nbsp;

Recently, R Ashwin recalled India's miraculous SCG Test escape, where his and Hanuma Vihari's unbeaten 62-run sixth-wicket stand saved the visitors from the jaws of defeats. "It was surprising to me that I went bowling after the injury with painkillers. And bowled 13 or 14 over on the trot. It was so bad I was rolling on the floor because of the pain. My wife and kids helped me to stand and then the Physio came to check me. I went to the game crawling, but did my best," Ashwin told ANI.

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The 62-run stand between Ashwin and Vihari helped India save the Test match when they were asked to chase 407. At one stage, India were 250-3 and on the attack courtesy of Rishabh Pant's 97 and Cheteshwar Pujara's gritty 77. However, their dismissals exposed India's lower order, filled with injured players such as Ravindra Jadeja, Vihari, and Ashwin.

Recalling how Vihari and he&nbsp;came up with a strategy to not let Australia break their stand, Ashwin added, "We both got comfortable the instant we went in. We realised what problem we had, he could not come forward and be going on the backfoot. He was struggling from the hamstring injury. When I went to the crease I could not go forward against the fast bowlers. So in that situation, I said we will rotate and see how this will work."

Young guns&nbsp;such as Shubman Gill, Washington Sundar, T Natarajan, Md Siraj, Shardul Thakur, Pant, etc. made a mark to star in India's memorable 2-1 win over Australia.

India and Australia were engaged in a gruelling four-match Test series in 2020/21 Down Under. During the last edition of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, in Australia, India had their back against the wall at most times but found ways to stage a comeback at all times to eventually beat the then Tim Paine-led Australia 2-1 in their own backyard and retain the BG Trophy.

India and Australia were engaged in a gruelling four-match Test series in 2020/21 Down Under. During the last edition of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, in Australia, India had their back against the wall at most times but found ways to stage a comeback at all times to eventually beat the then Tim Paine-led Australia 2-1 in their own backyard and retain the BG Trophy. After being 1-0 down following the series opener defeat, India was without then regular captain Virat Kohli -- who was out on maternity leave -- but defied all odds to emerge on top eventually. Under Ajinkya Rahane, India levelled the series in the second Test, at the MCG, and then pulled off a heist to save the third and penultimate encounter before winning the series finale by three wickets. Recently, R Ashwin recalled India's miraculous SCG Test escape, where his and Hanuma Vihari's unbeaten 62-run sixth-wicket stand saved the visitors from the jaws of defeats. "It was surprising to me that I went bowling after the injury with painkillers. And bowled 13 or 14 over on the trot. It was so bad I was rolling on the floor because of the pain. My wife and kids helped me to stand and then the Physio came to check me. I went to the game crawling, but did my best," Ashwin told ANI. ALSO READ | 'Disappointing that people make such comments & question....' - Saha on quitting Bengal Ranji team The 62-run stand between Ashwin and Vihari helped India save the Test match when they were asked to chase 407. At one stage, India were 250-3 and on the attack courtesy of Rishabh Pant's 97 and Cheteshwar Pujara's gritty 77. However, their dismissals exposed India's lower order, filled with injured players such as Ravindra Jadeja, Vihari, and Ashwin. Recalling how Vihari and he came up with a strategy to not let Australia break their stand, Ashwin added, "We both got comfortable the instant we went in. We realised what problem we had, he could not come forward and be going on the backfoot. He was struggling from the hamstring injury. When I went to the crease I could not go forward against the fast bowlers. So in that situation, I said we will rotate and see how this will work." Young guns such as Shubman Gill, Washington Sundar, T Natarajan, Md Siraj, Shardul Thakur, Pant, etc. made a mark to star in India's memorable 2-1 win over Australia.

My wife and kids helped me to stand: R Ashwin recalls India's miraculous escape in SCG Test

Wriddhiman Saha hasn't had the best of times off the field in the recent past. Firstly, he made a lot of noise following his spat with journalist Boria Majumdar, which&nbsp;led to the latter's two-year suspension by the BCCI. Now, the veteran Indian keeper-batter's relations with the Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB) have turned&nbsp;from bad to worse.

It all started when Saha refused to turn up for Bengal after being dropped from India's Test squad in February. Later, he also refused to appear in the&nbsp;knockout matches of the Ranji Trophy 2021-22 edition. While CAB Secretary&nbsp;Avishek Dalmiya had earlier informed that he was set to reach out to Saha, however, he&nbsp;decided against it. Now, the matter has escalated further as the cricket board might send the Bengal veteran player a No Objection Certificate so that he can pursue his domestic career elsewhere.&nbsp;

With regard to the NoC, a CAB official told the Indian Express, "What to do? If he is that stubborn, we have to give him. But nobody should try to arm-twist the state association, as it is bigger than any individual."

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IT HAS ALL GONE DOWNHILL

When Saha had decided to skip&nbsp;playing for Bengal after his ouster from the Indian team, the decision wasn't well-received by the&nbsp;CAB's joint-secretary Debabrata Das.&nbsp;"Tell me, why should Wriddhi [Saha] not play in the Ranji Trophy for Bengal?" Das was quoted in the&nbsp;Sangbad Pratidin&nbsp;early this year. "He is not in the Indian team, why should he not play for Bengal? Then we have to assume that he feels no responsibility towards Bengal. In the past, too, there have been many occasions when he has refused to play for Bengal. When we have spoken to him, he has given all sorts of excuses and skipped games. Sometimes it's body ache, sometimes he has a pain in his leg."&nbsp;

However, Saha's wife revealed that the 'excuses' jibe left Saha 'hurt', prompting him to consider skipping the knockouts as well. While Cricinfo reports that an effort was made by Dalmiya to make Saha understand that Das' comments weren't exactly a criticism, it didn't help bridge the gap. Amid all this, now a report&nbsp;in IE further reveals that the 37-year-old has&nbsp;left Bengal's WhatsApp group.&nbsp;

It looks like it is curtains for Saha's 15-year-long association with Bengal, for a side&nbsp;where he made his debut back in 2007 and has played 122 First-Class and 102 List-A matches.

For the unversed, the Ranji quarter-finals will commence on June 6 and the tournament finale will kick off on June 22.

Wriddhiman Saha hasn't had the best of times off the field in the recent past. Firstly, he made a lot of noise following his spat with journalist Boria Majumdar, which led to the latter's two-year suspension by the BCCI.

Wriddhiman Saha hasn't had the best of times off the field in the recent past. Firstly, he made a lot of noise following his spat with journalist Boria Majumdar, which led to the latter's two-year suspension by the BCCI. Now, the veteran Indian keeper-batter's relations with the Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB) have turned from bad to worse. It all started when Saha refused to turn up for Bengal after being dropped from India's Test squad in February. Later, he also refused to appear in the knockout matches of the Ranji Trophy 2021-22 edition. While CAB Secretary Avishek Dalmiya had earlier informed that he was set to reach out to Saha, however, he decided against it. Now, the matter has escalated further as the cricket board might send the Bengal veteran player a No Objection Certificate so that he can pursue his domestic career elsewhere. With regard to the NoC, a CAB official told the Indian Express, "What to do? If he is that stubborn, we have to give him. But nobody should try to arm-twist the state association, as it is bigger than any individual." ALSO READ | India vs SA T20Is: Shikhar Dhawan was informed about his omission by coach Rahul Dravid - Report IT HAS ALL GONE DOWNHILL When Saha had decided to skip playing for Bengal after his ouster from the Indian team, the decision wasn't well-received by the CAB's joint-secretary Debabrata Das. "Tell me, why should Wriddhi [Saha] not play in the Ranji Trophy for Bengal?" Das was quoted in the Sangbad Pratidin early this year. "He is not in the Indian team, why should he not play for Bengal? Then we have to assume that he feels no responsibility towards Bengal. In the past, too, there have been many occasions when he has refused to play for Bengal. When we have spoken to him, he has given all sorts of excuses and skipped games. Sometimes it's body ache, sometimes he has a pain in his leg." However, Saha's wife revealed that the 'excuses' jibe left Saha 'hurt', prompting him to consider skipping the knockouts as well. While Cricinfo reports that an effort was made by Dalmiya to make Saha understand that Das' comments weren't exactly a criticism, it didn't help bridge the gap. Amid all this, now a report in IE further reveals that the 37-year-old has left Bengal's WhatsApp group. It looks like it is curtains for Saha's 15-year-long association with Bengal, for a side where he made his debut back in 2007 and has played 122 First-Class and 102 List-A matches. For the unversed, the Ranji quarter-finals will commence on June 6 and the tournament finale will kick off on June 22.

Wriddhiman Saha vs CAB row: Veteran keeper exits Bengal WhatsApp group as chaos amplifies

Wriddhiman Saha has not had the best of times, especially off the field this year. While his&nbsp;spat with senior and known journalist Boria Majumdar was much highlighted, his fallout with the Bengal team has also made the news. Now, the veteran keeper-batter has confirmed that he is quitting the Bengal Ranji team and will soon play from some other state.

Saha, who has represented Bengal for 15 years, was named in the team squad for the knockouts, however, the 37-year-old had opted out and his decision irked some Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB) officials. Saha has now decided to quit the Bengal team following the comments made by CAB Secretary on his withdrawal.

"For me, too, it is a very sad feeling that I have to go through something like this after playing for Bengal for so long. It is disappointing that people make such comments and question your integrity. As a player, I had never faced such a thing in the past, but now that it has happened, even I need to (move on),” said Saha to&nbsp;Sportstar.

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“Since I had made up my mind that I won’t play for Bengal, I had informed (the Cricket Association of Bengal president Avishek Dalmiya) over phone. But I will meet him in person and finalise the formalities,” he added.

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On chances of him playing for a different team, Saha said, "I have spoken to a lot of people, but no decision has been taken yet. There is still time left for next season."

After being dropped from India's Test team, Saha had decided to not play the round-robin stage of Ranji Trophy for Bengal. Despite being named in the squad for the knockouts, his decision to withdraw wasn't well-received by many, leading to his sudden exit.
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Wriddhiman Saha has not had the best of times, especially off the field this year. While his spat with senior and known journalist Boria Majumdar was much highlighted, his fallout with the Bengal team has also made the news.

Wriddhiman Saha has not had the best of times, especially off the field this year. While his spat with senior and known journalist Boria Majumdar was much highlighted, his fallout with the Bengal team has also made the news. Now, the veteran keeper-batter has confirmed that he is quitting the Bengal Ranji team and will soon play from some other state. Saha, who has represented Bengal for 15 years, was named in the team squad for the knockouts, however, the 37-year-old had opted out and his decision irked some Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB) officials. Saha has now decided to quit the Bengal team following the comments made by CAB Secretary on his withdrawal. "For me, too, it is a very sad feeling that I have to go through something like this after playing for Bengal for so long. It is disappointing that people make such comments and question your integrity. As a player, I had never faced such a thing in the past, but now that it has happened, even I need to (move on),” said Saha to Sportstar. “Since I had made up my mind that I won’t play for Bengal, I had informed (the Cricket Association of Bengal president Avishek Dalmiya) over phone. But I will meet him in person and finalise the formalities,” he added. ALSO READ | 'He is a four-dimensional player now' - Ex-India stumper lauds Hardik Pandya after his memorable IPL 2022 On chances of him playing for a different team, Saha said, "I have spoken to a lot of people, but no decision has been taken yet. There is still time left for next season." After being dropped from India's Test team, Saha had decided to not play the round-robin stage of Ranji Trophy for Bengal. Despite being named in the squad for the knockouts, his decision to withdraw wasn't well-received by many, leading to his sudden exit.

'Disappointing that people make such comments & question....' - Saha on quitting Bengal Ranji team

Hardik Pandya made heads turn in IPL 2022, where he led the Gujarat Titans (GT) to their maiden title in their first-ever edition. Ahead of the season, all eyes were on the star Indian all-rounder as he was set to mark his return to competitive cricket after a long time and his fitness levels were set to be examined by many.

However, Hardik rose to the occasion and fulfilled the role of a batter, bowler, whereas he did exceedingly well as a first-time captain in IPL. With the bat, Hardik amassed 487 runs -- his best tally in a season -- and claimed eight wickets, with three of them coming in the final, before leading GT to their maiden title. Thus, former Indian stumper Kiron More heaped praise on him and called him a four-dimensional player.

"The best moment for me in IPL 15 was the way Gujarat Titans played cricket. It was outstanding. And especially with Hardik becoming a captain and lifting the trophy, his personal performance was equally brilliant. Going from Mumbai Indians to Gujarat Titans, it’s not that easy to go and lead the new team and straightaway win the championship," More told SG podcast.

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Recalling Hardik’s early days as a cricketer, More, who represented India in 49 Tests and 94 ODIs,&nbsp;claimed, "He wanted to play the sport. Krunal Pandya (his elder brother) had joined my academy, and Hardik used to hang around. He used to keep running behind the nets and catching the ball. That is when I told Krunal to bring him to nets as well, and that’s when I saw hunger in his eyes."

"For me, Hardik was a young kid who wanted to perform all the time. I now believe he is a four-dimensional player now. Earlier, he was a three-dimensional player because he was a bowler, batter, and fielder, but now he is captain as well. So, you feel proud that you have such a talented cricketer on the national side," More added.

Hardik will now shift his focus to the forthcoming India-South Africa T20I series at home. It will also mark his return to the Team India set up after the 2021 T20 World Cup. In Rohit Sharma's absence, KL Rahul will lead the 18-member squad.

Hardik Pandya made heads turn in IPL 2022, where he led the Gujarat Titans (GT) to their maiden title in their first-ever edition. Ahead of the season, all eyes were on the star Indian all-rounder as he was set to mark his return to competitive cricket after a long time and his fitness levels were set to be examined by many.

Hardik Pandya made heads turn in IPL 2022, where he led the Gujarat Titans (GT) to their maiden title in their first-ever edition. Ahead of the season, all eyes were on the star Indian all-rounder as he was set to mark his return to competitive cricket after a long time and his fitness levels were set to be examined by many. However, Hardik rose to the occasion and fulfilled the role of a batter, bowler, whereas he did exceedingly well as a first-time captain in IPL. With the bat, Hardik amassed 487 runs -- his best tally in a season -- and claimed eight wickets, with three of them coming in the final, before leading GT to their maiden title. Thus, former Indian stumper Kiron More heaped praise on him and called him a four-dimensional player. "The best moment for me in IPL 15 was the way Gujarat Titans played cricket. It was outstanding. And especially with Hardik becoming a captain and lifting the trophy, his personal performance was equally brilliant. Going from Mumbai Indians to Gujarat Titans, it’s not that easy to go and lead the new team and straightaway win the championship," More told SG podcast. ALSO READ | IPL 2022 roundup: From MS Dhoni's confirmation to Gujarat Titans' historic triumph Recalling Hardik’s early days as a cricketer, More, who represented India in 49 Tests and 94 ODIs, claimed, "He wanted to play the sport. Krunal Pandya (his elder brother) had joined my academy, and Hardik used to hang around. He used to keep running behind the nets and catching the ball. That is when I told Krunal to bring him to nets as well, and that’s when I saw hunger in his eyes." "For me, Hardik was a young kid who wanted to perform all the time. I now believe he is a four-dimensional player now. Earlier, he was a three-dimensional player because he was a bowler, batter, and fielder, but now he is captain as well. So, you feel proud that you have such a talented cricketer on the national side," More added. Hardik will now shift his focus to the forthcoming India-South Africa T20I series at home. It will also mark his return to the Team India set up after the 2021 T20 World Cup. In Rohit Sharma's absence, KL Rahul will lead the 18-member squad.

'He is a four-dimensional player now' - Ex-India stumper lauds Hardik Pandya after his memorable IPL 2022

Netherlands will host Nicholas Pooran-led West Indies in the third and final ODI on Saturday afternoon (June 04) at the VRA Cricket Ground, Amstelveen. The series is already in the visitors' grasp and they will look to not lose steam and aim for a whitewash.

While the series opener was rain-affected, which saw Pooran &amp; Co. win by 7 wickets in a 45-over contest, the second and penultimate ODI saw West Indies win by five wickets. Opting to bat first, the hosts were off to a great start and were 101 for no loss before they were reduced to 180/6 to be dismissed for a below-par&nbsp;214 in 48.3 overs. Their top three, Vikramjit Singh (46) and fifties from&nbsp;Scott Edwards and&nbsp;Max ODowd, were the only shining aspect before a mighty collapse thanks to&nbsp;Akeal Hosein's 4 for 39.

In reply, the Windies were reduced to 60 for 4 and then 99 for 5 before Player-of-the-Match&nbsp;Brandon King's 91 not out rescued the run-chase.&nbsp;He shared an unbeaten 118-run stand with&nbsp;Keacy Carty (unbeaten 43) to take their side past the finish line. Will WI inflict a whitewash over the Dutchmen?

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Here is everything you need to know about the match - date, IST, streaming details, etc.&nbsp;

When is the Netherlands vs West Indies 3rd ODI&nbsp;taking place?

The Netherlands vs West Indies 3rd ODI is scheduled to be held on June 04, 2022.&nbsp;

Where is Netherlands vs West Indies 3rd ODI taking place?

Netherlands vs West Indies 3rd ODI will take place at the VRA Cricket Ground, Amstelveen.

At what time is the Netherlands vs West Indies 3rd ODI taking place?

Netherlands vs West Indies 3rd ODI&nbsp;will kick off at 2:30 PM&nbsp;IST.

How to watch Netherlands vs West Indies 3rd ODI live on TV?

Netherlands vs West Indies 3rd ODI telecast won't be available in India.

How to watch Netherlands vs West Indies 3rd ODI&nbsp;live streaming?

Netherlands vs West Indies 3rd ODI match&nbsp;will be streamed live on the FanCode app and website.

Netherlands will host Nicholas Pooran-led West Indies in the third and final ODI on Saturday afternoon (June 04) at the VRA Cricket Ground, Amstelveen. The series is already in the visitors' grasp and they will look to not lose steam and aim for a whitewash.

Netherlands will host Nicholas Pooran-led West Indies in the third and final ODI on Saturday afternoon (June 04) at the VRA Cricket Ground, Amstelveen. The series is already in the visitors' grasp and they will look to not lose steam and aim for a whitewash. While the series opener was rain-affected, which saw Pooran & Co. win by 7 wickets in a 45-over contest, the second and penultimate ODI saw West Indies win by five wickets. Opting to bat first, the hosts were off to a great start and were 101 for no loss before they were reduced to 180/6 to be dismissed for a below-par 214 in 48.3 overs. Their top three, Vikramjit Singh (46) and fifties from Scott Edwards and Max ODowd, were the only shining aspect before a mighty collapse thanks to Akeal Hosein's 4 for 39. In reply, the Windies were reduced to 60 for 4 and then 99 for 5 before Player-of-the-Match Brandon King's 91 not out rescued the run-chase. He shared an unbeaten 118-run stand with Keacy Carty (unbeaten 43) to take their side past the finish line. Will WI inflict a whitewash over the Dutchmen? ALSO READ | Eng vs NZ: Players pay unique tribute to Aussie legend Shane Warne in Lord's Test - WATCH Here is everything you need to know about the match - date, IST, streaming details, etc. When is the Netherlands vs West Indies 3rd ODI taking place? The Netherlands vs West Indies 3rd ODI is scheduled to be held on June 04, 2022. Where is Netherlands vs West Indies 3rd ODI taking place? Netherlands vs West Indies 3rd ODI will take place at the VRA Cricket Ground, Amstelveen. At what time is the Netherlands vs West Indies 3rd ODI taking place? Netherlands vs West Indies 3rd ODI will kick off at 2:30 PM IST. How to watch Netherlands vs West Indies 3rd ODI live on TV? Netherlands vs West Indies 3rd ODI telecast won't be available in India. How to watch Netherlands vs West Indies 3rd ODI live streaming? Netherlands vs West Indies 3rd ODI match will be streamed live on the FanCode app and website.

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