Sidney Kiran is a sports reporter for Deccan Herald, focusing on local sports news in Karnataka, particularly in Bengaluru. With a passion for cricket, Sidney covers matches, player profiles, and team updates, providing readers with in-depth analysis and captivating stories from the world of sports.
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Bengaluru: With their take-off marred by inclement weather, Karnataka will once again keep their eyes on the skies as they seek to switch gears in
Only 23 over were bowled on a truncated opening day's plat at Alur ground.
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By: Sidney Kiran
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A second successive non-completion of two innings has left Karnataka lying sixth (2 points) in what their coach Yere Goud dubbed as the ‘Group of Death’.
Forced to share a point each against Madhya Pradesh and Kerala in their opening two encounters because of rain and wet outfield, Karnataka thought the weather gods finally showed some mercy on them at Moin-ul-Haq Stadium when they bowled out Bihar for a paltry 143 and reached 16/0 on Saturday.
Having spent Rs 37 crore, RCB will have a purse of Rs 83 crore at the mega auctions. They will also have three Right to Match cards (one uncapped player and two capped players, or three capped players) and the possible candidates are Aussie big-hitter Glenn Maxwell and Siraj.
Problem with too much power is it can turn toxic and that's what brought about Ten Hag's downfall.
While Alcaraz sort of accomplished that by winning two more Slams this year to take his tally to four, beating none other than Djokovic in the French Open and Wimbledon finals to signal a change of guard, it's the phenomenal rise of Jannik Sinner from a supporting artist to a superstar that's been the talking point of 2024.
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