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Road Safety World Series T20: India Team, Full Schedule, and How to Watch Livestream
The Road Safety World Series T20 begins today, March 5 and will go on till March 21. It will see the return of Indian and international cricketing legends including Sachin Tendulkar, Virender Sehwag and Brian Lara among many others. Check out the India squad and full schedule of the Road Safety World Series T20 series. Also read on for information ...
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On Camera, Trump Booed At Baseball Game, Crowd Chants "Lock Him Up!"
U.S. President Donald Trump was greeted with boos and a smattering of chants of "Lock him up!" when he appeared on screen at the World Series in Washington on Sunday, even as he celebrated one of the biggest wins of his administration.
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One Brother Helps The Other Over Triathlon Finish Line. Their Story Goes Viral
Britain's Alistair Brownlee came to the aid of his exhausted brother Jonny to help him across the line in a dramatic finish to the ITU Triathlon World Series here.
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Barack Obama Catches Bulls Season Opener
While many Americans tuned in to the first game of the Baseball World Series Tuesday, President Barack Obama had another sport in his sights.
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Renaultsport Teases new Race Car R.S. 01
Renaultsport has released a teaser image for its new race car that will be known as the 'R.S.01'. Renault describes the car as a 'simply spectacular race car'. Considering that fact that it will be powered by a Nismo engine, we agree with the French carmaker.
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It's Gadgets vs. Eyeballs as Two Species of Bird Watchers Clash
As birders approach Saturday's World Series of Birding, technological approaches used by them could hardly be more disparate.
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Saif, Mika to perform at World Series Hockey opening
Bollywood celebrities like Saif Ali Khan, Neha Dhupia and singer Mika will perform at the inaugural season of World Series Hockey.
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Saif for more films on hockey
Saif Ali Khan says he plans to promote his home production Agent Vinod through the World Series Hockey starting Feb 29.
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SRK-Salman clash on the hockey field?
The World Series Hockey organisers are keen to rope in two of Bollywood's biggest stars - Shah Rukh Khan and Salman Khan.
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Unfazed WSH organisers threaten legal action against FIH
Unperturbed by the FIH diktat asking member countries to either stay away from the World Series Hockey or risk Olympic exclusion, the organisers of the league today said they will "go ahead" as planned and take legal action against the game's governing body if necessary.
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Vijender hopeful of Delhi's return to World Series of Boxing
As Delhi failed to be part of the World Series of Boxing for the want of sponsors, India's top pugilist Vijender Singh on Friday urged country's boxers to continue their good show so that a fresh bid could be made in future.
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India becomes franchisee in World Series of Boxing
India became one of the four Asian franchisees in the high-profile World Series of Boxing.
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World Series of boxing not for the faint-hearted: Akhil
Olympian pugilist Akhil Kumar says the AIBA World Series is not for the faint-hearted.
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Road Safety World Series T20: India Team, Full Schedule, and How to Watch Livestream
The Road Safety World Series T20 begins today, March 5 and will go on till March 21. It will see the return of Indian and international cricketing legends including Sachin Tendulkar, Virender Sehwag and Brian Lara among many others. Check out the India squad and full schedule of the Road Safety World Series T20 series. Also read on for information ...
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On Camera, Trump Booed At Baseball Game, Crowd Chants "Lock Him Up!"
U.S. President Donald Trump was greeted with boos and a smattering of chants of "Lock him up!" when he appeared on screen at the World Series in Washington on Sunday, even as he celebrated one of the biggest wins of his administration.
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One Brother Helps The Other Over Triathlon Finish Line. Their Story Goes Viral
Britain's Alistair Brownlee came to the aid of his exhausted brother Jonny to help him across the line in a dramatic finish to the ITU Triathlon World Series here.
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Barack Obama Catches Bulls Season Opener
While many Americans tuned in to the first game of the Baseball World Series Tuesday, President Barack Obama had another sport in his sights.
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Renaultsport Teases new Race Car R.S. 01
Renaultsport has released a teaser image for its new race car that will be known as the 'R.S.01'. Renault describes the car as a 'simply spectacular race car'. Considering that fact that it will be powered by a Nismo engine, we agree with the French carmaker.
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It's Gadgets vs. Eyeballs as Two Species of Bird Watchers Clash
As birders approach Saturday's World Series of Birding, technological approaches used by them could hardly be more disparate.
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Saif, Mika to perform at World Series Hockey opening
Bollywood celebrities like Saif Ali Khan, Neha Dhupia and singer Mika will perform at the inaugural season of World Series Hockey.
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Saif for more films on hockey
Saif Ali Khan says he plans to promote his home production Agent Vinod through the World Series Hockey starting Feb 29.
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SRK-Salman clash on the hockey field?
The World Series Hockey organisers are keen to rope in two of Bollywood's biggest stars - Shah Rukh Khan and Salman Khan.
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Unfazed WSH organisers threaten legal action against FIH
Unperturbed by the FIH diktat asking member countries to either stay away from the World Series Hockey or risk Olympic exclusion, the organisers of the league today said they will "go ahead" as planned and take legal action against the game's governing body if necessary.
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Vijender hopeful of Delhi's return to World Series of Boxing
As Delhi failed to be part of the World Series of Boxing for the want of sponsors, India's top pugilist Vijender Singh on Friday urged country's boxers to continue their good show so that a fresh bid could be made in future.
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India becomes franchisee in World Series of Boxing
India became one of the four Asian franchisees in the high-profile World Series of Boxing.
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World Series of boxing not for the faint-hearted: Akhil
Olympian pugilist Akhil Kumar says the AIBA World Series is not for the faint-hearted.
