Vinayakk Mohanarangan is a sports writer and social media contributor, currently working for The Indian Express. With a focus on national sports in India, Vinayakk covers a wide range of sporting events and provides analysis and commentary on cricket, hockey, and other popular sports. His work has also been featured in Scroll Media and Deccan Herald.
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Shafali Verma's strike rate at the T20 World Cup is less than 100, she is yet to hit a six.
India ended Australia's world record winning streak in ODIs. Their record against Australia in T20Is is not the greatest, with just 7 wins in 34 matches. However, two of those wins came in the group stages of the T20 World Cup (2018 and 2020).
HIL Auction 2024: The auction will take place in Delhi from October 13 to 15, as the eight men's teams and six women's teams vie for the services for top Indian and overseas talent.
Hockey India League auction: Harmanpreet Singh was signed up by the JSW Sports-owned Soorma Hockey Club for Rs 78 lakh, while his deputy Hardik went to UP Rudras for Rs 70 lakh.
Despite Harmanpreet Kaur's unbeaten 54, India could not put the finishing touches when chasing 152; India will have to hope Pakistan beat New Zealand to have a chance to make the semifinals.
By: Vinayakk Mohanarangan
The four teams at the auction tables will be JSW's Soorma Hockey Club (Haryana and Punjab), Shrachi Rahr Bengal Tigers (West Bengal), Delhi SG Pipers (New Delhi) and Odisha Warriors (Rourkela) owned by Navoyam Sports Ventures.
By: Vinayakk Mohanarangan
A long camp without playing competitive matches ahead of the World Cup, musical chairs at No.3 spot, overdependence on Harmanpreet Kaur to bail the team out — some of the issues with the team.
By: Vinayakk Mohanarangan
Young players with a base price of 2 lakh also made merry at the auction, Rajinder to Hyderabad Toofans for 23 lakh, the same price that India forward Uttam Singh got for his move to Tamil Nadu dragons.
Preeti Dubey, Deepika Soreng, Madhuri Kindo, Rutaja Dadaso Pisal and Akshata Abaso Dhekale – all part of the core group - were among the prominent names to not attract any bids in the morning, before finding takers later in the day.
The end to Schopman's stint wasn't without its share of controversy, but on Tuesday the former Dutch star was back... in Orange, as the coach of Odisha Warriors.
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