Match 65 of the IPL 2022 edition will see the bottom-ranked Mumbai Indians (MI) face the Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) at the iconic Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai on Tuesday evening (May 17). While MI franchise were the first to be out of the playoffs race, their win would do a world of good for teams such as Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB), Punjab Kings (PBKS), Delhi Capitals (DC) and Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR). Along with the SRH, the above four franchises are also in the fight for the playoffs spot, mainly targetting the fourth slot, and, hence, MI's win will dent SRH's chances.

Talking about the Rohit Sharma-led five-time winners, they have had a torrid run in IPL 2022. Losing as many as eight games on the trot, MI finally got off the mark in their ninth attempt and have been competitive ever since to have won two more from the next three outings. Thus, they will hope to end the season on a high with back-to-back wins and avoid a wooden spoon finish.&nbsp;

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On the other hand, the Kane Williamson-led SRH franchise have had a peculiar season. While they lost their opening two games, they won five games in succession and have now conceded the momentum with a five-match losing streak. Thus, they have succumbed to pressure in the most crunch moment of the league stage and are nearing an early exit. Will their limited resources stand tall and take them into the playoffs?

Match prediction for SRH vs MI clash: Both sides have a good rivalry, with MI leading SRH 10-8 in the head-to-head battle. Chasing has been preferable here at the Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai and both captains will fancy it as both teams have different agendas and takeaways from the contest. MI to emerge on top at their favourite venue?

Match 65 of the IPL 2022 edition will see the bottom-ranked Mumbai Indians (MI) face the Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) at the iconic Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai on Tuesday evening (May 17).

Match 65 of the IPL 2022 edition will see the bottom-ranked Mumbai Indians (MI) face the Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) at the iconic Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai on Tuesday evening (May 17). While MI franchise were the first to be out of the playoffs race, their win would do a world of good for teams such as Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB), Punjab Kings (PBKS), Delhi Capitals (DC) and Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR). Along with the SRH, the above four franchises are also in the fight for the playoffs spot, mainly targetting the fourth slot, and, hence, MI's win will dent SRH's chances. Talking about the Rohit Sharma-led five-time winners, they have had a torrid run in IPL 2022. Losing as many as eight games on the trot, MI finally got off the mark in their ninth attempt and have been competitive ever since to have won two more from the next three outings. Thus, they will hope to end the season on a high with back-to-back wins and avoid a wooden spoon finish. ALSO READ | IPL 2022: DC's Axar Patel joins plethora of star bowlers in elite club with 100 scalps in T20 league On the other hand, the Kane Williamson-led SRH franchise have had a peculiar season. While they lost their opening two games, they won five games in succession and have now conceded the momentum with a five-match losing streak. Thus, they have succumbed to pressure in the most crunch moment of the league stage and are nearing an early exit. Will their limited resources stand tall and take them into the playoffs? Match prediction for SRH vs MI clash: Both sides have a good rivalry, with MI leading SRH 10-8 in the head-to-head battle. Chasing has been preferable here at the Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai and both captains will fancy it as both teams have different agendas and takeaways from the contest. MI to emerge on top at their favourite venue?

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After the inaugural season, the Kashmir Premier League (KPL) -- i.e. in Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (PoK) -- is set to return and the officials are interested in roping in Indian star and former captain Virat Kohli. The officials are eager to see Kohli's participation in the league's second edition or as a guest.&nbsp;

In this regard,&nbsp;KPL President Arif Malik announced that they are keen on sending an invitation to Kohli. "(Md) Rizwan gave a very positive message that cricket should be beyond anything else. So we are sending a letter to Virat Kohli, inviting him to play in the league or at least come and watch one match," Malik said in a video shared on the social media platform Twitter.

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Not only Malik, but even Pakistan's former captain and keeper-batter Rashid Latif -- who is&nbsp;the Director of Cricket Operations for KPL -- has also backed the decision to send an invite to the 33-year-old Kohli. "We should sent an invitation [to Virat Kohli] but the decision to play lies with the player,” said Latif while speaking to Dawn News. It’s good to initiate such a thing.&nbsp;I also advised [Najam] Sethi to send invitations to all cricket boards, which includes BCCI as well, for PSL," he further added.

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For the unversed, the second edition of KPL will kick off on August 1 and the final&nbsp;will be held on August 14. While it remains to be seen if Kohli entertains the request, however, given India's hectic schedule, it seems highly unlikely that he will appear in the league in any form. During the KPL's second season, India will be still involved in the&nbsp;tour of&nbsp;West Indies, which is scheduled to end in early August in the USA.

Currently, Kohli is involved in the IPL 2022, representing the Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB).

After the inaugural season, the Kashmir Premier League (KPL) -- i.e. in Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (PoK) -- is set to return and the officials are interested in roping in Indian star and former captain Virat Kohli.

After the inaugural season, the Kashmir Premier League (KPL) -- i.e. in Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (PoK) -- is set to return and the officials are interested in roping in Indian star and former captain Virat Kohli. The officials are eager to see Kohli's participation in the league's second edition or as a guest. In this regard, KPL President Arif Malik announced that they are keen on sending an invitation to Kohli. "(Md) Rizwan gave a very positive message that cricket should be beyond anything else. So we are sending a letter to Virat Kohli, inviting him to play in the league or at least come and watch one match," Malik said in a video shared on the social media platform Twitter. Arif Malik President KPL announces inclusion of Indian cricketer Virat Kohli in KPL،he said We are sending a formal invitations to Virat Kohli, Its up to on Virat Kohli whether to beome part of the league as a player or as a special guest#virat #Cricket @imVkohli pic.twitter.com/LkllhHNduG — Rozina Ali (@roseeyna_ali) May 17, 2022 × ALSO READ | He now doubts his own ability: Former Pakistan captain opines on Virat Kohli's struggles in IPL 2022 Not only Malik, but even Pakistan's former captain and keeper-batter Rashid Latif -- who is the Director of Cricket Operations for KPL -- has also backed the decision to send an invite to the 33-year-old Kohli. "We should sent an invitation [to Virat Kohli] but the decision to play lies with the player,” said Latif while speaking to Dawn News. It’s good to initiate such a thing. I also advised [Najam] Sethi to send invitations to all cricket boards, which includes BCCI as well, for PSL," he further added. ALSO READ | IPL 2022: What's fretting Virat Kohli, the player? For the unversed, the second edition of KPL will kick off on August 1 and the final will be held on August 14. While it remains to be seen if Kohli entertains the request, however, given India's hectic schedule, it seems highly unlikely that he will appear in the league in any form. During the KPL's second season, India will be still involved in the tour of West Indies, which is scheduled to end in early August in the USA. Currently, Kohli is involved in the IPL 2022, representing the Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB).

Kashmir Premier League to formally invite Indian star Virat Kohli to feature in 2nd edition: Report

South Africa have recalled fast bowler Anrich Nortje and all-rounder Wayne Parnell, and handed a first Twenty20 International call-up to batsman Tristan Stubbs, for the five-match tour of India starting on June 9. 
Nortje, 28, returns to the squad after a hip injury forced him out of the home series against India and Bangladesh earlier this year. He has proven his fitness for the Delhi Capitals in the Indian Premier League (IPL).

Parnell, 32, returns to the T20 set-up after five years away having also recently featured in the One-Day International side following a long absence. Stubbs, 21, is rewarded for fine domestic form this season which also saw him get a surprise call up to the Mumbai Indians camp for the IPL.

"Tristan Stubbs is an exciting prospect and we’re keen to see what he’s made of," convener of selectors Victor Mpitsang said in a statement from Cricket South Africa on Tuesday. "The country can also join us in a collective sigh of relief at the return of Anrich Nortje, who has been working hard to recover from a frustrating injury."

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South Africa will have the remainder of their IPL contingent available, with the series starting more than a week after the completion of the 2022 season. "The injection of the IPL players means that we will have a team that’s ready to fire on all cylinders immediately and has vast experience of the conditions that we will be playing in," Mpitsang said.

The tour gets underway in Delhi and will conclude in Bengaluru on June 19.

South Africa squad: 
Temba Bavuma (captain), Quinton de Kock, Reeza Hendricks, Heinrich Klaasen, Keshav Maharaj, Aiden Markram, David Miller, Lungi Ngidi, Anrich Nortje, Wayne Parnell, Dwaine Pretorius, Kagiso Rabada, Tabraiz Shamsi, Tristan Stubbs, Rassie van der Dussen, Marco Jansen.

South Africa have recalled fast bowler Anrich Nortje and all-rounder Wayne Parnell, and handed a first Twenty20 International call-up to batsman Tristan Stubbs, for the five-match tour of India starting on June 9.

South Africa have recalled fast bowler Anrich Nortje and all-rounder Wayne Parnell, and handed a first Twenty20 International call-up to batsman Tristan Stubbs, for the five-match tour of India starting on June 9. Nortje, 28, returns to the squad after a hip injury forced him out of the home series against India and Bangladesh earlier this year. He has proven his fitness for the Delhi Capitals in the Indian Premier League (IPL). Parnell, 32, returns to the T20 set-up after five years away having also recently featured in the One-Day International side following a long absence. Stubbs, 21, is rewarded for fine domestic form this season which also saw him get a surprise call up to the Mumbai Indians camp for the IPL. "Tristan Stubbs is an exciting prospect and we’re keen to see what he’s made of," convener of selectors Victor Mpitsang said in a statement from Cricket South Africa on Tuesday. "The country can also join us in a collective sigh of relief at the return of Anrich Nortje, who has been working hard to recover from a frustrating injury." ALSO READ | Selectors likely to pick two squads for England tour, Sri Lanka series; Ajinkya Rahane likely to miss out South Africa will have the remainder of their IPL contingent available, with the series starting more than a week after the completion of the 2022 season. "The injection of the IPL players means that we will have a team that’s ready to fire on all cylinders immediately and has vast experience of the conditions that we will be playing in," Mpitsang said. The tour gets underway in Delhi and will conclude in Bengaluru on June 19. South Africa squad: Temba Bavuma (captain), Quinton de Kock, Reeza Hendricks, Heinrich Klaasen, Keshav Maharaj, Aiden Markram, David Miller, Lungi Ngidi, Anrich Nortje, Wayne Parnell, Dwaine Pretorius, Kagiso Rabada, Tabraiz Shamsi, Tristan Stubbs, Rassie van der Dussen, Marco Jansen.

Anrich Nortje, Wayne Parnell return for South Africa’s T20I series vs India

On Sunday (May 15), the whole cricketing fraternity was in a state of shock as devastating news broke out from Australia. The former Australian cricket team's all-rounder and two-time ODI World Cup winner Andrew Symonds passed away in a car crash at the age of 46.

Symonds encountered an accident in Townsville and passed away at the spot itself. Recently, a local man opened up on the horrific accident, after the ex-cricketer's car went off the road and rolled over. As per the local man, claimed to have given Symonds CPR and even checked his pulse but got no response from the former as he passed away after succumbing to his injuries.

In an interview with Nine Network, the man named Waylon Townson&nbsp;was quoted as saying, "He was stuck in there, so I tried to pull him out. (I) started doing CPR and checked his pulse but I didn't get much response from him."

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Symonds had an eventful career at the highest level. He represented Australia in&nbsp;26 Tests, 198 ODIs and 14 T20Is. He finished with&nbsp;2094, 5935 and 185 runs in Tests, ODIs and T20Is&nbsp;respectively and was an integral part of the Ricky Ponting-led invincble Australian team in the early 2000s. In addition to his batting, he claimed&nbsp;as many as&nbsp;165 wickets at the international level.

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Since his passing away, many former as well as active cricketers have expressed their condolense for Symonds' family and close members. The late cricketer will be remained as an electrifying fielder, for his all-round abilities and for being an absolute team man.

On Sunday (May 15), the whole cricketing fraternity was in a state of shock as devastating news broke out from Australia. The former Australian cricket team's all-rounder and two-time ODI World Cup winner Andrew Symonds passed away in a car crash at the age of 46.

On Sunday (May 15), the whole cricketing fraternity was in a state of shock as devastating news broke out from Australia. The former Australian cricket team's all-rounder and two-time ODI World Cup winner Andrew Symonds passed away in a car crash at the age of 46. Symonds encountered an accident in Townsville and passed away at the spot itself. Recently, a local man opened up on the horrific accident, after the ex-cricketer's car went off the road and rolled over. As per the local man, claimed to have given Symonds CPR and even checked his pulse but got no response from the former as he passed away after succumbing to his injuries. In an interview with Nine Network, the man named Waylon Townson was quoted as saying, "He was stuck in there, so I tried to pull him out. (I) started doing CPR and checked his pulse but I didn't get much response from him." ALSO READ | Wish we had one more day: Andrew Symonds' sister 'heartbroken', leaves note on his accident site Symonds had an eventful career at the highest level. He represented Australia in 26 Tests, 198 ODIs and 14 T20Is. He finished with 2094, 5935 and 185 runs in Tests, ODIs and T20Is respectively and was an integral part of the Ricky Ponting-led invincble Australian team in the early 2000s. In addition to his batting, he claimed as many as 165 wickets at the international level. ALSO READ | Andrew Symonds' dogs survived fatal car crash, refused to leave his side after death Since his passing away, many former as well as active cricketers have expressed their condolense for Symonds' family and close members. The late cricketer will be remained as an electrifying fielder, for his all-round abilities and for being an absolute team man.

'I started doing CPR and checked his pulse' - Local man recalls coming to late Andrew Symonds' aid

World number one Iga Swiatek retained her Italian Open title after overwhelming Ons Jabeur 6-2 6-2 in Rome on Sunday, clinching her fifth consecutive WTA crown and winning her 28th match in a row. 
Having swept the titles in Doha, Indian Wells and Miami, Swiatek has now won every WTA 1000 tournament she has contested this season and will be the favourite to add to her 2020 French Open success when the Grand Slam tournament begins next week.

Swiatek outmanoeuvred Jabeur to snap the Tunisian`s 11-match winning streak, which began in her title run in Madrid, to level their head-to-head record at 2-2 after having lost both 2021 meetings at Wimbledon and Cincinnati. "Today I`m going to celebrate with a lot of tiramisu, no regrets," said Poland`s Swiatek, who collapsed on the red clay at Foro Italico and broke down in tears after securing the title.

"I just felt huge relief... I was just really happy that I could cope with all the pressure and expectations so well," she told reporters later. "I have emotional reactions, but this one was probably the most emotional after winning the title. "I mean, why not? It`s a week of tension and stress. Finally letting go (after that), for me that`s okay."

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In the pair`s first meeting on clay, Swiatek was barely troubled by world number seven Jabeur in the opening stages of the match and comfortably held her serve to race into a commanding 3-0 lead. 
Jabeur tested her 20-year-old opponent at 4-2 but Swiatek dug herself out of a 0-30 hole to hold from deuce and take the game before wrapping up the set on her second set point when the Tunisian whipped a forehand into the net.

The second set started off in similar fashion, with Jabeur proving no match for Swiatek`s power and mobility from the baseline as the Pole cruised 4-0 ahead. Jabeur won the next two games and looked set for another but Swiatek held from 0-40 down, saving four break points and closed out the game on her first serve before a backhand into the net from the Tunisian ended her resistance.

"Iga, mentally she was really good. She was always aggressive," Jabeur said. "No matter what the score is, always going forward, putting pressure on the other player. That I think is very important. "Iga is the number one for a reason. She`s really the leader here on tour. I personally have a lot to learn from her. Hopefully we`ll have another match soon."

World number one Iga Swiatek retained her Italian Open title after overwhelming Ons Jabeur 6-2 6-2 in Rome on Sunday, clinching her fifth consecutive WTA crown and winning her 28th match in a row.

World number one Iga Swiatek retained her Italian Open title after overwhelming Ons Jabeur 6-2 6-2 in Rome on Sunday, clinching her fifth consecutive WTA crown and winning her 28th match in a row. Having swept the titles in Doha, Indian Wells and Miami, Swiatek has now won every WTA 1000 tournament she has contested this season and will be the favourite to add to her 2020 French Open success when the Grand Slam tournament begins next week. Swiatek outmanoeuvred Jabeur to snap the Tunisian`s 11-match winning streak, which began in her title run in Madrid, to level their head-to-head record at 2-2 after having lost both 2021 meetings at Wimbledon and Cincinnati. "Today I`m going to celebrate with a lot of tiramisu, no regrets," said Poland`s Swiatek, who collapsed on the red clay at Foro Italico and broke down in tears after securing the title. "I just felt huge relief... I was just really happy that I could cope with all the pressure and expectations so well," she told reporters later. "I have emotional reactions, but this one was probably the most emotional after winning the title. "I mean, why not? It`s a week of tension and stress. Finally letting go (after that), for me that`s okay." ALSO READ | Novak Djokovic wins Italian Open to claim first title in over six months In the pair`s first meeting on clay, Swiatek was barely troubled by world number seven Jabeur in the opening stages of the match and comfortably held her serve to race into a commanding 3-0 lead. Jabeur tested her 20-year-old opponent at 4-2 but Swiatek dug herself out of a 0-30 hole to hold from deuce and take the game before wrapping up the set on her second set point when the Tunisian whipped a forehand into the net. The second set started off in similar fashion, with Jabeur proving no match for Swiatek`s power and mobility from the baseline as the Pole cruised 4-0 ahead. Jabeur won the next two games and looked set for another but Swiatek held from 0-40 down, saving four break points and closed out the game on her first serve before a backhand into the net from the Tunisian ended her resistance. "Iga, mentally she was really good. She was always aggressive," Jabeur said. "No matter what the score is, always going forward, putting pressure on the other player. That I think is very important. "Iga is the number one for a reason. She`s really the leader here on tour. I personally have a lot to learn from her. Hopefully we`ll have another match soon."

World No. 1 Iga Swiatek retains Italian Open title with 28th straight win

The defending champions Chennai Super Kings (CSK) have not had a memorable run in IPL 2022. After end of their 12 games, they were out of the playoffs race. A lot has happened in the Yellow Army's camp this season. Losing a key player&nbsp;to injury prior to the season, the Chennai setup announced a change of leadership just two days before IPL 2022's opening game.

With MS Dhoni handing over the reins to Ravindra Jadeja, the team faltered under the all-rounder by winning only two games&nbsp;out of eight. Thus, he relinquished captaincy as Dhoni took over once again. While CSK couldn't progress ahead even after Dhoni's reappointment, things have continued to be off colours in the camp.

On Saturday (May 14), their Mr. Depenable middle-order batter Ambati Rayudu announced his IPL retirement. "I am happy to announce that this will be my last ipl. I have had a wonderful time playing it and being a part of 2 great teams for 13 years. Would love to sincerely thank Mumbai Indians and Csk for the wonderful journey," Rayudu had initially tweeted.

However, he soon deleted the tweet and the CSK CEO confirmed that Rayudu won't be retiring and will remain with the team in IPL 2023.

Now, CSK head coach Stephen Fleming reacted to the Rayudu retirement fiasco and said in a virtual presser after the team's seven-wicket loss to Gujarat Titans (GT), on Sunday (May 15), "It was not disappointing, it was probably a little bit of a storm in a teacup, to be honest. But, I think he was fine. It has not changed anything in the camp but it is a non-story."

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For the unversed, this was not the first time that Rayudu announced his retirement. The veteran right-hander had announced&nbsp;that he is retiring from all forms of cricket in 2019 in the aftermath of&nbsp;a fallout with the Hyderabad Cricket Association (HCA). However, he had&nbsp;later taken his decision&nbsp;back after several meetings with the HCA officials.

For CSK, they remain below-par with their 9th loss of the season coming after their reverse fixture versus table-toppers Gujarat. They now have registered most losses in a season and are also on the brink of finishing at the bottom of the points table.

The defending champions Chennai Super Kings (CSK) have not had a memorable run in IPL 2022. After end of their 12 games, they were out of the playoffs race. A lot has happened in the Yellow Army's camp this season.

The defending champions Chennai Super Kings (CSK) have not had a memorable run in IPL 2022. After end of their 12 games, they were out of the playoffs race. A lot has happened in the Yellow Army's camp this season. Losing a key player to injury prior to the season, the Chennai setup announced a change of leadership just two days before IPL 2022's opening game. With MS Dhoni handing over the reins to Ravindra Jadeja, the team faltered under the all-rounder by winning only two games out of eight. Thus, he relinquished captaincy as Dhoni took over once again. While CSK couldn't progress ahead even after Dhoni's reappointment, things have continued to be off colours in the camp. On Saturday (May 14), their Mr. Depenable middle-order batter Ambati Rayudu announced his IPL retirement. "I am happy to announce that this will be my last ipl. I have had a wonderful time playing it and being a part of 2 great teams for 13 years. Would love to sincerely thank Mumbai Indians and Csk for the wonderful journey," Rayudu had initially tweeted. However, he soon deleted the tweet and the CSK CEO confirmed that Rayudu won't be retiring and will remain with the team in IPL 2023. Now, CSK head coach Stephen Fleming reacted to the Rayudu retirement fiasco and said in a virtual presser after the team's seven-wicket loss to Gujarat Titans (GT), on Sunday (May 15), "It was not disappointing, it was probably a little bit of a storm in a teacup, to be honest. But, I think he was fine. It has not changed anything in the camp but it is a non-story." ALSO READ | IPL 2022: MS Dhoni's CSK achieves new low after GT defeat, on cusp of finishing bottom of the table For the unversed, this was not the first time that Rayudu announced his retirement. The veteran right-hander had announced that he is retiring from all forms of cricket in 2019 in the aftermath of a fallout with the Hyderabad Cricket Association (HCA). However, he had later taken his decision back after several meetings with the HCA officials. For CSK, they remain below-par with their 9th loss of the season coming after their reverse fixture versus table-toppers Gujarat. They now have registered most losses in a season and are also on the brink of finishing at the bottom of the points table.

'Bit of a storm in a teacup' - Stephen Fleming opens up on CSK veteran Ambati Rayudu's retirement fiasco

Indian boxers Nikhat Zareen and Manisha continued their brilliant forms to secure themselves medals at the 12th edition of the IBA Women`s World Boxing Championships after registering contrasting wins in their respective quarter-finals in Istanbul on Monday. Confirming their first World Championships medals with a place in the semi-finals, Nikhat clinched a dominating 5-0 win against England`s Charley-Sian Taylor Davison while Manisha got the better of Mongolia`s Namuun Monkhor in the hard-fought 57kg quarter-final by a 4-1 margin.

The 25-year-old boxer from Telangana once again showed her technical supremacy to hand the country its first medal at this year`s tournament with an impressive victory in the 52kg quarter-final. Nikhat`s aggressive intent and clean attack left no chance for Davison as the Indian looked in complete control throughout the bout. Nikhat will now take on Caroline De Almeida of Brazil in the semi-finals. De Almeida thrashed the 2018 Commonwealth Games silver Ireland`s Carly McNaul of Ireland by unanimous decision.

While Manisha will take on Italy`s Irma Testa, who defeated Uzbekistan`s Sitora Turdibekova 4-1 in another quarter-final. On the other hand, another Indian pugilist Nitu fell just short of securing a medal in her debut appearance at the World Championships as she tried her all against the reigning Asian Champion Alua Balkibekova of Kazakhstan but went down fighting in a closely fought 48kg quarter-final. It was a more physical bout where the boxers took on each other aggressively and landed a flurry of punches but Balkibekova`s clean striking put her ahead.

Later tonight, country`s five more boxers, including debutants Anamika (50kg), Jaismine (60kg) and Parveen (63kg), will look to secure themselves medals at the prestigious event which has been witnessing exciting action in the presence of 310 boxers of 73 countries from across the world. Pooja Rani (81kg) and Nandini (+81kg) are the other boxers who will fight for place in the semi-finals in their respective categories.

Semi-final matches will take place on Wednesday while the finals will be played on Thursday and Friday. In the last edition of the tournament, held in Russia in 2019, Indian boxers clinched one silver and three bronze medals. India have won 36 medals, including nine gold, eight silver and 19 bronze, in the 11 editions of the tournament so far--third highest after Russia (60) and China (50).&nbsp;

Indian boxers Nikhat Zareen and Manisha continued their brilliant forms to secure themselves medals at the 12th edition of the IBA Women`s World Boxing Championships after registering contrasting wins in their respective quarter-finals in Istanbul on Monday.

Indian boxers Nikhat Zareen and Manisha continued their brilliant forms to secure themselves medals at the 12th edition of the IBA Women`s World Boxing Championships after registering contrasting wins in their respective quarter-finals in Istanbul on Monday. Confirming their first World Championships medals with a place in the semi-finals, Nikhat clinched a dominating 5-0 win against England`s Charley-Sian Taylor Davison while Manisha got the better of Mongolia`s Namuun Monkhor in the hard-fought 57kg quarter-final by a 4-1 margin. The 25-year-old boxer from Telangana once again showed her technical supremacy to hand the country its first medal at this year`s tournament with an impressive victory in the 52kg quarter-final. Nikhat`s aggressive intent and clean attack left no chance for Davison as the Indian looked in complete control throughout the bout. Nikhat will now take on Caroline De Almeida of Brazil in the semi-finals. De Almeida thrashed the 2018 Commonwealth Games silver Ireland`s Carly McNaul of Ireland by unanimous decision. While Manisha will take on Italy`s Irma Testa, who defeated Uzbekistan`s Sitora Turdibekova 4-1 in another quarter-final. On the other hand, another Indian pugilist Nitu fell just short of securing a medal in her debut appearance at the World Championships as she tried her all against the reigning Asian Champion Alua Balkibekova of Kazakhstan but went down fighting in a closely fought 48kg quarter-final. It was a more physical bout where the boxers took on each other aggressively and landed a flurry of punches but Balkibekova`s clean striking put her ahead. Later tonight, country`s five more boxers, including debutants Anamika (50kg), Jaismine (60kg) and Parveen (63kg), will look to secure themselves medals at the prestigious event which has been witnessing exciting action in the presence of 310 boxers of 73 countries from across the world. Pooja Rani (81kg) and Nandini (+81kg) are the other boxers who will fight for place in the semi-finals in their respective categories. Semi-final matches will take place on Wednesday while the finals will be played on Thursday and Friday. In the last edition of the tournament, held in Russia in 2019, Indian boxers clinched one silver and three bronze medals. India have won 36 medals, including nine gold, eight silver and 19 bronze, in the 11 editions of the tournament so far--third highest after Russia (60) and China (50).

Women's World Boxing C'ships: Nikhat Zareen, Manisha enter semis, assure themselves of medals

The IPL 2022 edition has been a huge hit so far. Like every other season, there have been a plethora of young and uncapped players who have excelled in their respective departments and done well for their teams. On the other hand, many veteran and out-of-favour players have also made a mark.

Among the young talents, the likes of Umran Malik, Kuldeep Sen, Ayush Badoni, Abhishek Sharma, Tilak Verma, Mukesh Choudhary, Maheesh Theekshana, etc. have done well. Thus, BCCI chief Sourav Ganguly also shared his thoughts on the young players who have been very impressive and named two uncapped Indian pacers who have won him with their performances. In this regard, he named Sunrisers Hyderabad's (SRH) Umran and Rajasthan Royals' (RR) Kuldeep Sen.

"How many can bowl at 150 km? Not many. I won’t be surprised if he gets picked for the national team. We have to be careful in using him, though. Umran is the fastest. I also like Kuldip Sen. Also, T Natarajan has made comeback. We will have Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammed Shami. Finally, it is up to the selectors,” said Ganguly while speaking to Mid Day.

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Thrilled to see the dominance of bowlers in this season, Ganguly further added, “I’m very happy to see the dominance of the bowlers. The wickets in Mumbai and Pune are very good and they are extracting good bounce. The spinners are bowling well besides the speed merchants."

The IPL 2022 edition has been a huge hit so far. Like every other season, there have been a plethora of young and uncapped players who have excelled in their respective departments and done well for their teams.

The IPL 2022 edition has been a huge hit so far. Like every other season, there have been a plethora of young and uncapped players who have excelled in their respective departments and done well for their teams. On the other hand, many veteran and out-of-favour players have also made a mark. Among the young talents, the likes of Umran Malik, Kuldeep Sen, Ayush Badoni, Abhishek Sharma, Tilak Verma, Mukesh Choudhary, Maheesh Theekshana, etc. have done well. Thus, BCCI chief Sourav Ganguly also shared his thoughts on the young players who have been very impressive and named two uncapped Indian pacers who have won him with their performances. In this regard, he named Sunrisers Hyderabad's (SRH) Umran and Rajasthan Royals' (RR) Kuldeep Sen. "How many can bowl at 150 km? Not many. I won’t be surprised if he gets picked for the national team. We have to be careful in using him, though. Umran is the fastest. I also like Kuldip Sen. Also, T Natarajan has made comeback. We will have Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammed Shami. Finally, it is up to the selectors,” said Ganguly while speaking to Mid Day. ALSO READ | IPL 2022: MS Dhoni's CSK achieves new low after GT defeat, on cusp of finishing bottom of the table Thrilled to see the dominance of bowlers in this season, Ganguly further added, “I’m very happy to see the dominance of the bowlers. The wickets in Mumbai and Pune are very good and they are extracting good bounce. The spinners are bowling well besides the speed merchants."

IPL 2022: BCCI chief Sourav Ganguly names two uncapped Indian players who impressed him the most

On Sunday (May 15), the cricketing fraternity woke up to devastating news from Australia that the country's&nbsp;former all-rounder Andrew Symonds passed away in a car crash, on May&nbsp;14 (Saturday),&nbsp;at the age of 46.&nbsp;According to local reports, the former cricketer was the sole occupant of a vehicle that went off the road and rolled over 50KM outside Townsville. As per the Queesland police, a confirmed effort were made to bring him back to life but&nbsp;he succumbed to his injuries.

Thus, the whole cricketing community is in a state of mourning with the shocking death of Symonds, who represented Australia in 26 Tests, 198 ODIs and 14 T20Is. During his playing days, he was known for his fielding, all-round efforts and power-hitting for the Men in Yellow. While he also had some fierce rivalries with many opposition players, the one with ex-Indian off-spinner Harbhajan Singh was most-talked-about post the infamous Monkeygate scandal in 2008. Nonetheless, the two buried their differences and became good friends while playing for Mumbai Indians (MI) in the initial few years of the IPL.

Harbhajan, thus, recalled his late friend and told Star Sports, "Obviously we've had a lot of history. Thanks to IPL and Mumbai Indians for putting both of us together in one dressing room. And once I got to know such a lovely human being and we became very good friends." He further asserted, "We used to sit together, have a drink, laugh, share a lot of stories. He was someone who I could call at 2:30 in the morning and say ‘hey mate, what are you doing, what are you up to, lets meet' and he would be up for it."

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"I woke up this morning and saw my phone and I was shattered with this news that Andrew is no more. I still can't believe Andrew is no more because he's such a strong guy and whatever has happened is a very sad thing. My condolence to his family and friends and it's a loss for all of us,” added Harbhajan.

<section>Just a few months back, Australian cricket had also lost one of its superstar cricketers in the form of Shane Warne. With Symonds' passing away, world cricket has become poorer and remains in utter disbelief. The former cricketer was also part of Australia's 2003 and 2007 ODI World Cup triumphs.</section>

On Sunday (May 15), the cricketing fraternity woke up to devastating news from Australia that the country's former all-rounder Andrew Symonds passed away in a car crash, on May 14 (Saturday), at the age of 46.

On Sunday (May 15), the cricketing fraternity woke up to devastating news from Australia that the country's former all-rounder Andrew Symonds passed away in a car crash, on May 14 (Saturday), at the age of 46. According to local reports, the former cricketer was the sole occupant of a vehicle that went off the road and rolled over 50KM outside Townsville. As per the Queesland police, a confirmed effort were made to bring him back to life but he succumbed to his injuries. Thus, the whole cricketing community is in a state of mourning with the shocking death of Symonds, who represented Australia in 26 Tests, 198 ODIs and 14 T20Is. During his playing days, he was known for his fielding, all-round efforts and power-hitting for the Men in Yellow. While he also had some fierce rivalries with many opposition players, the one with ex-Indian off-spinner Harbhajan Singh was most-talked-about post the infamous Monkeygate scandal in 2008. Nonetheless, the two buried their differences and became good friends while playing for Mumbai Indians (MI) in the initial few years of the IPL. Harbhajan, thus, recalled his late friend and told Star Sports, "Obviously we've had a lot of history. Thanks to IPL and Mumbai Indians for putting both of us together in one dressing room. And once I got to know such a lovely human being and we became very good friends." He further asserted, "We used to sit together, have a drink, laugh, share a lot of stories. He was someone who I could call at 2:30 in the morning and say ‘hey mate, what are you doing, what are you up to, lets meet' and he would be up for it." ALSO READ | Top five records held by Australian cricket great Andrew Symonds "I woke up this morning and saw my phone and I was shattered with this news that Andrew is no more. I still can't believe Andrew is no more because he's such a strong guy and whatever has happened is a very sad thing. My condolence to his family and friends and it's a loss for all of us,” added Harbhajan. Just a few months back, Australian cricket had also lost one of its superstar cricketers in the form of Shane Warne. With Symonds' passing away, world cricket has become poorer and remains in utter disbelief. The former cricketer was also part of Australia's 2003 and 2007 ODI World Cup triumphs.

He was someone I could call at 2:30 am: Harbhajan Singh recalls late friend Andrew Symonds

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On Sunday (May 15), the cricketing fraternity woke up to devastating news coming from Australia. Former Aussie all-rounder Andrew Symonds passed away in a car crash. According to local reports, the former cricketer was the sole occupant of a vehicle that left the roadway and rolled on a road 50KM outside Townsville. The tragic accident occurred&nbsp;on the outskirts of the Townsville area in Queensland, Australia.&nbsp;

While as per the Queensland police, a lot of efforts were made to save Symonds' life, it all went in vain as he died on spot. After his sudden demise, world cricket is in a state of shock and disbelief. The 46-year-old was a two-time ODI World Cup winner, known for his fielding, all-round blitz and power-hitting. Thus, many former and active cricketers shared condolences after his demise.

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Without a doubt, Symonds' family is also in shock. His sister left a heartfelt note on&nbsp;the former cricketer's accident spot. “Gone far too soon!“Rest in peace Andrew. I wish we had one more day, one more phone call. My heart is broken. I will always love you my brother,” the note which was shared by Channel 9 reporter Mia Glover, read.&nbsp;

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Symonds represented Australia in&nbsp;26 Tests, 198 ODIs and 14 T20Is during his glorious and eventful international career. He returned with&nbsp;2094, 5935 and 185 runs in Tests, ODIs and T20Is&nbsp;respectively. In addition, he claimed&nbsp;as many as&nbsp;165 wickets at the highest level.
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On Sunday (May 15), the cricketing fraternity woke up to devastating news coming from Australia. Former Aussie all-rounder Andrew Symonds passed away in a car crash.

On Sunday (May 15), the cricketing fraternity woke up to devastating news coming from Australia. Former Aussie all-rounder Andrew Symonds passed away in a car crash. According to local reports, the former cricketer was the sole occupant of a vehicle that left the roadway and rolled on a road 50KM outside Townsville. The tragic accident occurred on the outskirts of the Townsville area in Queensland, Australia. While as per the Queensland police, a lot of efforts were made to save Symonds' life, it all went in vain as he died on spot. After his sudden demise, world cricket is in a state of shock and disbelief. The 46-year-old was a two-time ODI World Cup winner, known for his fielding, all-round blitz and power-hitting. Thus, many former and active cricketers shared condolences after his demise. ALSO READ | He was someone I could call at 2:30 am: Harbhajan Singh recalls late friend Andrew Symonds Without a doubt, Symonds' family is also in shock. His sister left a heartfelt note on the former cricketer's accident spot. “Gone far too soon!“Rest in peace Andrew. I wish we had one more day, one more phone call. My heart is broken. I will always love you my brother,” the note which was shared by Channel 9 reporter Mia Glover, read. Floral tributes lay at the crash site where Andrew “Roy” Symonds lost his life on Saturday night, outside of Townsville. The letter, penned by his sister, reads “I will always love you my brother” @TheTodayShow pic.twitter.com/Wt3EZGc6Ty — Mia Glover (@miaglover_9) May 15, 2022 × ALSO READ | Andrew Symonds' dogs survived fatal car crash, refused to leave his side after death Symonds represented Australia in 26 Tests, 198 ODIs and 14 T20Is during his glorious and eventful international career. He returned with 2094, 5935 and 185 runs in Tests, ODIs and T20Is respectively. In addition, he claimed as many as 165 wickets at the highest level.

Wish we had one more day: Andrew Symonds' sister 'heartbroken', leaves note on his accident site

MS Dhoni-led Chennai Super Kings' (CSK) IPL 2022 campaign has gone from bad to worse. After Ravindra Jadeja led them in the first eight games, the defending champions and four-time winners managed only two wins to start off on a poor note. While Dhoni took over the captaincy from Jadeja in the second half of their campaign, they have lost three and won only two games.

On Sunday (May 15), the CSK franchise locked horns with Hardik Pandya-led Gujarat Titans (GT) in the reverse fixture at the iconic Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai. Batting first, CSK managed only 133-5 and failed to defend the total as they lost by 7 wickets in the final over. With yet another defeat, the Yellow Army have achieved a new low. They lost their ninth game in the season, which is the most for them in any edition.&nbsp;

After the loss, Dhoni said at the post-match presentation,"To start off, batting first wasn't a really good idea. The fast bowlers ball wasn't coming on. That's why the batsmen found it tough to hit. The second half it got slightly better. Spinners I felt both halves it was pretty even. Bit more runs in the middle overs would have been good."

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With another loss, CSK are also starring on the brink of attaining another unwanted feat. At present, Dhoni &amp; Co. have 4 wins from 13 games and will play the one-time winners Rajasthan Royals (RR) on May 20 (Friday). On the other hand, Mumbai Indians (MI) occupy the bottom spot, just below CSK, with 3 victories from 12 games. Nonetheless, if MI win both their remaining fixtures, they can still avoid the wooden spoon as CSK might slip below MI if they go down to RR.&nbsp;

MS Dhoni-led Chennai Super Kings' (CSK) IPL 2022 campaign has gone from bad to worse. After Ravindra Jadeja led them in the first eight games, the defending champions and four-time winners managed only two wins to start off on a poor note.

MS Dhoni-led Chennai Super Kings' (CSK) IPL 2022 campaign has gone from bad to worse. After Ravindra Jadeja led them in the first eight games, the defending champions and four-time winners managed only two wins to start off on a poor note. While Dhoni took over the captaincy from Jadeja in the second half of their campaign, they have lost three and won only two games. On Sunday (May 15), the CSK franchise locked horns with Hardik Pandya-led Gujarat Titans (GT) in the reverse fixture at the iconic Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai. Batting first, CSK managed only 133-5 and failed to defend the total as they lost by 7 wickets in the final over. With yet another defeat, the Yellow Army have achieved a new low. They lost their ninth game in the season, which is the most for them in any edition. After the loss, Dhoni said at the post-match presentation,"To start off, batting first wasn't a really good idea. The fast bowlers ball wasn't coming on. That's why the batsmen found it tough to hit. The second half it got slightly better. Spinners I felt both halves it was pretty even. Bit more runs in the middle overs would have been good." ALSO READ | IPL 2022: Updated points table after Rajasthan Royals beat Lucknow Super Giants by 24 runs With another loss, CSK are also starring on the brink of attaining another unwanted feat. At present, Dhoni & Co. have 4 wins from 13 games and will play the one-time winners Rajasthan Royals (RR) on May 20 (Friday). On the other hand, Mumbai Indians (MI) occupy the bottom spot, just below CSK, with 3 victories from 12 games. Nonetheless, if MI win both their remaining fixtures, they can still avoid the wooden spoon as CSK might slip below MI if they go down to RR.

IPL 2022: MS Dhoni's CSK achieves new low after GT defeat, on cusp of finishing bottom of the table

Match 64 of the IPL 2022 edition will be held between Punjab Kings (PBKS) and Delhi Capitals (DC) at the&nbsp;Dr. DY Patil Sports Academy, Mumbai on Monday evening (May 16). The clash holds utmost significance in the league stage with regard to the remaining three playoffs spot.

Both Delhi and Punjab are tied at 12 points. With Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) and Rajasthan Royals (RR) very much certain to take the second or third spot and join Gujarat Titans (GT) in the playoffs, the fourth spot remains wide open. While Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) have 14 points and are also close to confirming a berth, DC and PBKS are far from being out of the race. If the winner of Delhi-Punjab goes on to win their remaining game as well, they can move past RCB to take the fourth spot.

Talking about the last face-off between both teams, it saw a spirited show from&nbsp;Rishabh Pant &amp; Co. They faced each other in match 32 whereas Kuldeep Yadav-Axar Patel's two scalps each rocked Punjab as they were bundled out for a paltry 115 after being asked to bat first. In reply, Prithvi Shaw and David Warmer (60 not out) propelled Delhi to a massive nine-wicket win.

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Match prediction for Punjab vs Delhi encounter:&nbsp;10 out of the 18 games have been won at this venue by batting second. Hence, chasing remains to be the top priority and in a must-win game for both sides, Mayank and Pant will fancy their team's chances of knowing the total and planning a chase accordingly (so far, DC have won 4 out of 6 while chasing, PBKS have won 4 while defending). Expect a run-scoring game with it to go down to the wire.

Match 64 of the IPL 2022 edition will be held between Punjab Kings (PBKS) and Delhi Capitals (DC) at the Dr. DY Patil Sports Academy, Mumbai on Monday evening (May 16).

Match 64 of the IPL 2022 edition will be held between Punjab Kings (PBKS) and Delhi Capitals (DC) at the Dr. DY Patil Sports Academy, Mumbai on Monday evening (May 16). The clash holds utmost significance in the league stage with regard to the remaining three playoffs spot. Both Delhi and Punjab are tied at 12 points. With Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) and Rajasthan Royals (RR) very much certain to take the second or third spot and join Gujarat Titans (GT) in the playoffs, the fourth spot remains wide open. While Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) have 14 points and are also close to confirming a berth, DC and PBKS are far from being out of the race. If the winner of Delhi-Punjab goes on to win their remaining game as well, they can move past RCB to take the fourth spot. Talking about the last face-off between both teams, it saw a spirited show from Rishabh Pant & Co. They faced each other in match 32 whereas Kuldeep Yadav-Axar Patel's two scalps each rocked Punjab as they were bundled out for a paltry 115 after being asked to bat first. In reply, Prithvi Shaw and David Warmer (60 not out) propelled Delhi to a massive nine-wicket win. ALSO READ | IPL 2022: Updated points table after Rajasthan Royals beat Lucknow Super Giants by 24 runs Match prediction for Punjab vs Delhi encounter: 10 out of the 18 games have been won at this venue by batting second. Hence, chasing remains to be the top priority and in a must-win game for both sides, Mayank and Pant will fancy their team's chances of knowing the total and planning a chase accordingly (so far, DC have won 4 out of 6 while chasing, PBKS have won 4 while defending). Expect a run-scoring game with it to go down to the wire.

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