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 DODA, APRIL 08: In a significant initiative to promote Beti Bachao Beti Padhao (BBBP) Mission, the Department of Social Welfare, in collaboration with the District Youth Services and Sports Office, organised girls' sports competitions in Zone Ghat and Zone Bhagwah , today.

The event was conducted under the directions of the District Development Commissioner with the objective to empower the girl child through active participation in sports and raising awareness about the importance of girls' education and well-being.

The event witnessed enthusiastic participation of over 200 girls representing different educational institutions and panchayats from the two zones. In Zone Ghat, a Kabaddi competition was organised, while at Zone Bhagwah witnessed thrilling Volleyball competitions. The atmosphere was vibrant and filled with enthusiasm, as the young girls showcased their strength, skills and team spirit on the ground.

The competitions aimed not only to provide a platform to the girls to display their sporting talents but also to convey a strong message about gender equality and the importance of supporting the girl child in every aspect of life. Through such programs, the district administration seeks to foster self-confidence, leadership, and a healthy competitive spirit among young girls.

Officials from both departments were present at the venues to motivate and encourage the participants. The initiative was highly appreciated by the community, and it reinforced the commitment of the district towards the holistic development and empowerment of girls in rural and remote areas of Doda district.

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DODA, APRIL 03: In line with the directives of the District Development Commissioner, Department of Social Welfare, in collaboration with the Department of Youth Services and Sports organized girls’ sports competitions under the Beti Bachao Beti Padhao initiative.

The event, held in two zones—Bhaderwah and Bhallessa—aimed to promote the empowerment of girls through sports and encourage their active participation in physical activities.

A total of 90 girls from different institutions and panchayats of twin   zones participated in the competitions. Zone Bhaderwah hosted Kabaddi, while Zone Bhallessa organized a Volleyball competition, allowing young athletes to showcase their skills, teamwork, and sportsmanship.

The initiative emphasized the importance of providing equal opportunities to girls in both education and sports, fostering confidence and leadership qualities among them.

The event not only celebrated the sporting talent of young girls but also served as a platform to raise awareness about gender equality and the importance of empowering the girl child.

Encouraging participation in sports plays a crucial role in breaking stereotypes and inspiring young girls to pursue their dreams fearlessly. The initiative was widely appreciated by the participants and community members, reinforcing the message of Beti Bachao Beti Padhao and the role of sports in shaping a progressive society.

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 JAMMU, MARCH 08: Government Degree College Marh celebrated the outstanding achievements of its student athletes in the 47th Annual Inter-Collegiate Athletic Meet organized by the University of Jammu recently.

Principal Dr. Rakesh Kumar Koul felicitated the athlete medalists, acknowledging their dedication and hard work. He also appreciated Physical Director Ravi Kumar for sharp and apt selection of the college team.

Ghansham of Bsc. Sem IV, showcased exceptional athletic skill by securing gold medals in both the 100 meters and 200 meters sprints. He has been conferred with the title of “Fastest Athlete of Jammu University”. Additionally, he contributed to the college's success by earning a Silver medal in the 4x100 meters relay race. Lucky Sharma of BA Sem II secured the gold medal in the 800 meters race, showcasing exceptional athletic talent and also the clinched  silver medal in the 4*100 meters relay race. Mohit Sakolia of B.Sc Sem VI, won Bronze medal in the shot-put event, adding colours to the college in the meet and also got silver medal in the 4*100 meters relay race. Rajat Singh of BCom Sem II, another talented athlete, played a crucial role in the 4x100 meters relay team, securing a silver medal for the college.

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Credits: BCCI, ICC

Dubai, March 4, 2025 – In a thrilling encounter at the Dubai International Stadium, India defeated Australia by four wickets to advance to the ICC Champions Trophy final. Chasing a target of 265, India reached 267 for 6 with 11 balls to spare, showcasing resilience and strategic prowess. 

Match Overview

Australia, opting to bat first after winning the toss, posted a total of 264 runs. Captain Steve Smith led the innings with a commendable 73, while wicketkeeper-batsman Alex Carey contributed a swift 61. India's bowling attack, spearheaded by Mohammed Shami (3 for 48) and supported by spinners Ravindra Jadeja (2 for 40) and Varun Chakravarthy (2 for 49), effectively curtailed Australia's momentum. 

In response, India faced early setbacks but stabilized through a pivotal partnership between Virat Kohli and Shreyas Iyer. Kohli's 84 anchored the chase, while Iyer added a valuable 45. KL Rahul's unbeaten 42 ensured India's progression to the final, sealing the victory with a six off Glenn Maxwell. 

Credits: BCCI, ICC

Key Moments

  • Australian Innings: After losing opener Travis Head early, Australia rebuilt with a 72-run partnership between Smith and Marnus Labuschagne. Carey's aggressive approach in the latter stages propelled Australia to a competitive total. 

  • Indian Bowling: Shami's disciplined bowling earned him three crucial wickets, while Jadeja and Chakravarthy's spin restricted Australia's middle order, preventing a late surge. 

  • Indian Chase: Despite early losses, Kohli's experience and composure steadied the innings. His partnerships with Iyer and later with Rahul were instrumental in navigating the chase under pressure. 

Quotes

Reflecting on the match, Kohli remarked, "Chasing under pressure requires clarity and intent. Our plan was to build partnerships and capitalize on scoring opportunities, which we executed well." 

Australian captain Steve Smith acknowledged India's performance, stating, "We were aiming for a higher total, but credit to India's bowlers for their discipline. Kohli's innings made the difference in the chase." 

Credits: BCCI, ICC

Implications

This victory propels India into the Champions Trophy final, where they will face the winner of the second semi-final between South Africa and New Zealand. The final is scheduled for Sunday in Dubai. 

Conclusion

India's blend of experienced batting and strategic bowling has set the stage for an exciting finale. As they await their opponent, the team's focus will be on maintaining momentum and clinching their first 50-over title since 2013.

For a detailed scorecard and match statistics, visit ESPN Cricinfo.

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 Jammu: At just 14 years old, Hafsah Khanday, a right-arm medium-fast all-rounder from Gadi, a remote village in the erstwhile Doda district of Jammu & Kashmir, is making waves in the School National Under-19 Women’s Tournament 2025,being held at the BN Cricket Academy Ground, Udaipur (Rajasthan). Standing at 5'9", she generates extra bounce and pace, making life difficult for opposition batters. In J&K’s 51-run victory against IPSC (Indian Public School Conference), Hafsah delivered a match-winning performance, picking up 3 wickets for just 12 runs in 3 overs, while also contributing 14 runs with the bat.

Hafsah’s journey has been anything but easy. A 9th-grade student, she has overcome several challenges to pursue her passion for cricket. Growing up in a remote village with limited facilities, she relied on her determination and the unwavering support of her parents to continue her training. Despite the hardships, she has already started making a mark in the domestic circuit and has set her sights on representing India’s Under-19 Women’s World Cup team in the near future, with her ultimate dream being to play for the Indian Women’s National Team.

Her impact in the match against IPSC was remarkable. With the ball, she rattled the opposition, dismissing three key batters cheaply while maintaining an economy rate of just 3.33 runs per over. Her aggressive short-pitched deliveries and raw pace made scoring difficult for the batters. She also played a crucial role with the bat, remaining unbeaten on 14 runs off 33 balls, helping Jammu & Kashmir post a competitive total.

“I am grateful to my parents for their continuous support. Coming from a small village, I never imagined I would get such opportunities. My dream is to wear the India jersey one day, and I am working hard to make it happen,” Hafsah said after receiving the Player of the Match award.

With her raw talent, natural pace, and fearless attitude, Hafsah Khanday is proving to be a future star in Indian women’s cricket. As Jammu & Kashmir prepares for their quarter-final clash against Madhya Pradesh on February 1, all eyes will be on Hafsah, who continues to rise through the ranks, defying all odds.

The School National Under-19 Women’s Tournament final is set to be played on February 3, and if Hafsah maintains her current form, she could be a key player in leading Jammu & Kashmir to glory.

 

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SRINAGAR: The 25th District Srinagar Sqay Championship, organized by the District Sqay Association Srinagar, concluded today at the Polo Ground Sports Complex in Srinagar. Mr. Shakil Hafiz, President of the Kashmir School Federation, was the chief guest at the closing ceremony.

The championship featured over 100 talented boys and girls, aiming to promote the traditional martial art of Sqay and provide a platform for young athletes to showcase their skills.

In his address, Mr. Hafiz highlighted the importance of sports in shaping the youth and commended the District Sqay Association Srinagar for their commitment to promoting Sqay in the region.

The championship included various events and competitions, with winners receiving prizes and recognition. The main theme of the event was to create a drug-free Srinagar.

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  J&K Athlete shines at Commonwealth Junior, Cadet Fencing Championship 2024

SRINAGAR, JULY 15: Chhavi Sharma, a promising athlete of Khelo India State Centre of Excellence, Jammu and Kashmir, has made the nation proud by securing a bronze medal in the Sabre Girls team event held at the 2024 Commonwealth Junior and Cadet Fencing Championship, Christchurch, New Zealand. 

The other team members representing the country included Zaferlin from Tamil Nadu, S. Tanvi from Karnataka and Tanishya Singh from Delhi.

Pertinently, KISCE Fencing has been established at M.A Stadium Jammu, where athletes receive regular training under the expert guidance of High Performance Manager, Coaches, and Scientific Staff.

Former Member of J&K Sports Council & International qualified Referee in Fencing, Rasheed Ahmad Choudhary, Senior Fencing Coach JKSC,. Rachna Jamwal, and Fencing Instructor JKSC, Shottu Lal Sharma, applauded the performance of young fencer Chhavi Sharma.

Secretary, Youth Services and Sports, Sarmad Hafeez, congratulated the JKSC athlete and the Indian team contingent, emphasizing that KISCE’s Fencing and Rowing facilities in Jammu and Srinagar respectively are designed to prepare athletes for international competitions. 

Secretary, J&K Sports Council, Nuzhat Gull, has also conveyed greetings to the athlete.

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UDHAMPUR, MAY 24: Deputy Commissioner Udhampur, Saloni Rai, today felicitated the girls’ volleyball team of District Udhampur here in her office chamber.

The team recently lifted the final trophy of the 35th JK UT Volleyball Championship for boys and girls held at MA Stadium, Jammu.

This is the first time in 19 years that the Udhampur girls’ team has won the Volleyball championship. The DC congratulated the Volleyball Association of District Udhampur for the victory and praised its efforts towards promoting volleyball in the district. She presented a cheque of Rs. 10,000 to the winning girls’ team. Additionally, the Volleyball Association awarded Rs. 11,000 to the team.

The Volleyball Association of District Udhampur appreciated the DC for her support for VADU and all sports activities in the district.

Among others present were Ashok Padha, President of VADU; Sunil Sharma, Senior Vice President; Amit Chander, Secretary of VADU; Vinod Kumar Sharma, coach of the volleyball team; and Amit Sharma, an ex-national volleyball player, along with the victorious girls’ volleyball team.

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SRINAGAR, MAY 25: Continuing its endeavour to organize sports activities to emphasize the importance of sports, the departmental cricket tournament by J&K Sports Council (JKSC) keeps on drawing crowds each passing game.

Amid ongoing cricket tournament, two matches were played between the Secretary Eleven Vs Exen Eleven and Labour Department Vs. Secretariat Titans.

The first match was played between Secretary Eleven and Exen Eleven. After winning the toss Secretary Eleven decided to bat first and managed to score 144 runs.

Chasing the target of 145 runs Exen Eleven managed to score only 108 runs and lost the match by 36 runs.

Waris, Naseer, Arvind, Owais, Nusrat, Anjum Shafi were the top performers with bat.

In bowling Sheeraz, Tariq, Sartaj were the top performers.

Later Tariq Sofi was declared Man of the Match for his bowling performance.

The second match was played between the team of the Labour Department and Secretariat Titans. The Labour department after winning the toss elected to bat first and managed to score 118 runs only. While chasing the target of 119 runs, Secretariat Titans scored the target in 15 overs.

The top performers with the bat were Danish, Adil, Maqsood and in bowling Tahir, Ajaz and Asif. Later Danish was declared Man of the Match for his brilliant performance with the bat scoring 63 runs in 40 balls.

The tournament is being organized under the banner of #HAR_DIN_KHEL #HAR_EK_KE_LIYE_KHEL.

In Gymnastics, summer coaching camp is being organised by J&K Sports Council at SKISC Srinagar for the age group 05 to 13 years.

The selection trials were conducted in a fair and transparent manner and the camp will be held from Friday at SKISC Srinagar.

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BARAMULLA, MAY 24: The Department of Youth Services and Sports, District Baramulla, continues to foster a culture of sportsmanship and creativity through month-long inter-school zonal level competitions.

Today marked another milestone with competitions held across three zones viz. Nehalpora, Singhpora Kalan and Baramulla.

Zone Nehalpora hosted thrilling carrom and chess competitions for girls aged 14 and 17 at HSS Nehalpora. Over 50 students from both government and private schools showcased their skills and sportsmanship. The principal HSS Nehalpora emphasized the importance of sports in combating societal challenges like drug addiction and promoting holistic well-being.

In Zone Singhpora Kalan, an exhilarating inter-school painting competition was organized for girls under 14 and 17 years at HS Singhpora Kalan, fostering creativity and artistic expression among the youth.

Meanwhile, Zone Baramulla witnessed a burst of creativity as over 60 participants from various schools showcased their artistic talents in an inter-school painting competition held at BHSS Baramulla.

DYSSO Baramulla expressed his gratitude to the field staff for their unwavering dedication in organizing these events and maintaining discipline throughout. He encouraged continued participation from students, urging them to excel in sports and unleash their creative potential.

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DODA, MAY 21:  The Department of Youth Services & Sports on Tuesday declared open the Inter-School Zonal Level Tournament in Kabaddi, Volleyball and Kho-Kho disciplines for U 14 and U 17 boys, here at the Government Higher Secondary School Ground in Ghat. 

On the first day of the event, a total of 267 students participated, with 121 players in the under-14 category and 146 in the under-17 category. The opening ceremony was graced by Dinesh Kumar, Principal of  the host school  as the Chief Guest, alongside Surinder Kumar  Zonal Physical Education Officer of Ghat.

The tournament is supported by all Physical Education Lecturers (PEL), Physical Education Masters (PEM), Physical Education Teachers (PET), Rehbar-e-Khel (REK), and National Youth Corps (NYC) members, who have collectively contributed to the event’s success.

For the safety of the participants, Diamond Youth Club Ghat is providing ambulance services and the Block Medical Officer of Ghat has arranged a medical backup team.

The event marks a significant step in promoting sports and physical education among the youth in Ghat, fostering both competitive spirit and camaraderie among students.

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Three gold medallions to participate in international competition in France

SRINAGAR, MAY 20: The India Skill Competitions 2024, nation’s largest skill competition, has officially concluded yesterday at Yashobhoomi, Dwarka, Delhi which brought together over 900 students from more than 30 states and Union Territories.

The skilled youth competed in 61 categories, spanning both traditional crafts and cutting-edge technologies. J&K showcased extraordinary performance and participated in 20 skill categories, marking a significant milestone in the region’s commitment towards skill development. The Jammu and Kashmir contingent excelled in 20 skills with 22 participants, bringing home three Gold Medals, two Bronze Medals, and six Medallions of Excellence. Standout performers included Gowher Bilal from Government Polytechnic Anantnag, who won Gold in Plastering and Dry Wall Systems, and Mohsin Nasir and Mustafa Suhaib from DPS Srinagar, who both clinched Gold in Autonomous Mobile Robotics.

Other notable achievements included Faheem Javaid’s Bronze in Graphic Design, Joo Murtaza’s Bronze in Web Technologies, and Umar Akbar’s Bronze in Drone Film Making. Medallions of Excellence were awarded to Mayank Salaria for Cyber Security, Asif Ahmed Tandoli for Carpentry, Sunil Singh for Plumbing and Heating, Mohammad Hammad for Cloud Computing, Mir Sharayar for Electrical Installations, and Gowhar Nazir for Electronics.

Secretary Skill Development, Rajiv Ranjan, congratulated the winners and said “The outstanding achievements of our young talents in the India Skill Competitions 2024 are a testament to their dedication, hard work and the unwavering support from our educators and mentors.

These successes not only highlight the potential within Jammu and Kashmir but also inspire a brighter future where skill, innovation, and excellence drive our progress. Let this be a motivating force for all our youth to pursue their passions with determination and to believe in their ability to make a significant impact.”

Director Skill Development, Sudershan Kumar, appreciated the efforts of mentors and their commitment towards fostering talent and equipping our youth with the skills needed for a dynamic future. “Their achievements are not just individual triumphs but a beacon of inspiration for all aspiring professionals. Together, we are building a foundation of excellence that will propel our region to new heights.” asserted Kumar.

The India Skill Competitions serve as a premier platform for young professionals to exhibit their skills, creativity and innovation, contributing significantly towards nation’s workforce development. The remarkable performance of Jammu and Kashmir participants underscores the region’s dedication towards empowering youth with practical expertise.

The contingent was accompanied by Leena Padha, Mission Director, Zia ul Haq, Tabasum Geelani (OSD), and Hilal Ahmed from the J&K Skill Development Mission.

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GANDERBAL, MAY 18: The Department of Youth Services and Sports (YSS) Ganderbal has conducted inter-school zonal level competitions across the district, in accordance with the planned calendar of activities.

In Zone Ganderbal, inter-school football and handball competitions for girls under-14 years were held at GCOPE Gadoora Ganderbal. The second day of the tournament saw participation from 17 teams, with students demonstrating their skills and determination despite the humid weather.

Zone Tullamulla also held a handball competition for girls under 14 years, with 70 participants showcasing their athletic abilities. Additionally, the zone conducted intramural sports competitions in football at BHSS Batwina, as well as kabaddi and kho-kho at MS Benhama, attracting a significant number of eager student participants.

In Zone Kangan a notable Kabaddi competition for girls under 14 years was organized at GHS Preng. The final match between BMS Preng and MS Chinner concluded with BMS Preng as the victor. Both the winning and runner-up teams were awarded trophies.

Similarly, Zone Hariganiwan hosted a Kabaddi event for girls under 14 years at BHSS Hariganiwan ground, with 85 participants. The top teams were honored with trophies presented.

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UDHAMPUR, MAY 18: The three-day Zonal Level Inter-School Athletic Meet for U/14 and U/17 Boys and Girls of Zone Udhampur concluded today here at Subhash Stadium.

The event was organized by the Department of Youth Services & Sports Zone Udhampur under the supervision of Deep Kumar, Zonal Physical Education Officer Udhampur, and the guidance of District Youth Services and Sports Officer, Romesh Chander Mishra.

Around 134 boys from 23 government and private institutions of Zone Udhampur participated in the meet.

District Information Officer Udhampur Rajinder Kumar Digra, was the chief guest at the concluding ceremony. He interacted with the participants and the field staff of the Department of Youth Services and Sports, Zone Udhampur.  

ZPEO Udhampur, presented a bouquet of flowers to the chief guest as a mark of respect. The proceedings of the program and the vote of thanks were delivered by Jaswinder Singh  and Bhupinder Singh.

All track and field events were judged by technical experts from the Department of Youth Services and Sports, Zone Udhampur.

Among others,  Jaswinder Singh, Ravi Singh Jaswal, Ajit Singh, Deepika Manhas, Asha Meenakshi, Bhupinder Singh, Sudesh Kumar, Sonali, Roshi Gupta, Vickey Sharma, Ashok Sharma, Anshu Brat Khanna, Mamta (NYC), Anuradha (NYC), and Sunil (NYC).

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SRINAGAR, MAY 17: Hockey is rapidly gaining popularity among youngsters in Kashmir, as a result of the joint efforts of the J&K Sports Council and senior Hockey players.

This initiative stems for encouraging the toddlers to play hockey with an aim to attain highly professional hockey playing skills to represent UT as well as the country at national and international platforms respectively.

The training program under this initiative is scheduled to commence from Sunday, 19 May, 2024 and shall continue to be conducted on every Sunday from 9:30 am to 10:30 am.

Meanwhile, recognizing the need for modern facilities, the J&K Sports Council has set up three new Astroturf hockey fields—one in Pulwama and two in Srinagar. These facilities provide a conducive environment for young players to practice and hone their skills.

Despite challenges like extreme weather conditions, J&K Sports council has successfully organized tournaments across different age categories in various districts.

J&K Sports Council has introduced great initiative of league tournament matches which has taken Hockey in J&K to the next level. Another milestone is the introduction of Basic Hockey skills among toddlers.

Nuzhat Gul, Secretary J&K Sports council, expressed optimism about the future of hockey in the UT.  She emphasized the importance of nurturing young talent and creating a strong foundation for the sport.

Toddler Hockey workshop will help to strengthen the foundation of the Hockey, and this program will also be replicated in other districts of J&K, she added.

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BHADERWAH, MAY 17: A 2-day Volleyball tournament, organized by the Range Police Headquarters Batote, took off here today. 

The tournament has been organized to provide a platform to local youth to hone their skills and promote sports culture for physical fitness.

ASP Vinod Sharma inaugurated the tournament organized by the Police as part of the Civic Action Programme 2023-2024, which aims to foster community engagement and promote sportsmanship.

The inauguration ceremony was attended by SDPO, Station House Officer and prominent persons from the civil society. 

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GANDERBAL, MAY 15: The inter-school zonal level Football competition for boys U-14 years reached its thrilling conclusion at GCOPE Gadoora Ganderbal, with YSS Ganderbal hosting the final match between New Dreamland and Qamaria HSS Ganderbal.

The event witnessed the presence of Dr. Hartej Singh, Principal of GCOPE Gadoora Ganderbal, and Dr. Mushtaq Azad, as the Chief Guest and Guest of Honour respectively.

The final match was a riveting display of intense drama and excitement, culminating in Qamaria HSS Ganderbal’s victory with a 2-0 score line against New Dreamland.

Dr. Hartej Singh extended his congratulations to both finalist teams, recognizing their dedication and sportsmanship throughout the tournament.

Both the winning and runner-up teams were honored with well-deserved trophies, acknowledging their exemplary performances.

In parallel, Zone Kangan hosted an exhilarating Inter-school Handball competition for boys U-14 years at the Zonal office ground in Kijpara Kangan.

A total of 152 students from 14 schools of Zone Kangan actively participated in the event, showcasing their talent and sportsmanship. The meritorious teams were recognized and awarded trophies by senior officials, celebrating their outstanding performances.

Additionally, Zone Tullamulla organized an intramural Handball competition at MS Sehpora and MS Bunpora within the zone.

The Department of YSS emphasizes the significance of such intramural events in engaging the youth in games and sports, aiming to steer them away from the negative influences of society.

Similarly, Zone Hariganiwan organized an inter-school Handball competition for Girls U-14 years at BHSS Hariganiwan ground, witnessing participation of 116 girl students.

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KISHTWAR, MAY 14: The district administration Kishtwar, in collaboration with the Department of Youth Services & Sports ,  organized a Day & Night Cricket Match at the Sports Stadium Gulabgarh Paddar .

The event aimed to foster national integration through the spirit of sportsmanship and camaraderie.

The match was played between C G Lines and Virous Gulabgarh and won by former by defeating the opposite side by 50 runs. The C G Lines had   set a target of 155 runs.

The Day & Night Cricket Match represents a significant step towards strengthening bonds and bridging cultural divides. As the sun sets and the floodlights illuminate the stadium, players will embody the spirit of sportsmanship, transcending barriers and fostering a sense of belonging.

The district administration extended a warm invitation to all residents and visitors to join this celebration of national integration at the Sports Stadium Gulabgarh Paddar, Letting everyone to unite in the love of cricket and the shared values that bind all together as one Nation.

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Ireland vs Pakistan: Ireland Ready to Test Themselves Against Pakistan

DUBLIN: The much-anticipated T20I series Ireland vs Pakistan kicks off today with the 1st T20I match. Cricket enthusiasts are eager to witness these two strong teams battle it out on the field. But if you’re wondering where to catch the live action, worry not!

Where to Watch the Action:

  • India: While there’s no TV broadcast, fans can catch the live stream on the Fancode app with a subscription.
  • Pakistan: Ten Sports will be telecasting the match live.
  • Bangladesh: Nagorik TV will bring the live action to your screens.
  • Ireland & UK: Tune in to TNT Sports for live coverage.
  • MENA Region: Etisalat will be streaming the match live.
Ireland vs Pakistan

The Pitch and Conditions:

The Dublin pitch is known to be batting-friendly, so expect a high-scoring encounter with both teams boasting explosive batting lineups. Weather forecasts predict clear skies and pleasant conditions for the match.

A Crucial Series for Both Sides:

This T20I series is a vital preparation ground for both Ireland and Pakistan ahead of the T20 World Cup. Ireland will be looking to test their skills against a top-ranked team, while Pakistan will be aiming to fine-tune their strategy and build momentum.

Match Timings:

The 1st T20I is scheduled to begin at 7:30 PM IST (2 PM GMT).

Get Ready for a Thrilling Encounter:

Both Ireland and Pakistan boast talented players, and this series promises to be a closely contested one. So, cricket fans, don’t miss out on the action! Download the Fancode app (for viewers in India) or tune in to your respective broadcaster and witness the first clash of this exciting T20I series.

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MUMBAI: The recent reveal of the Indian T20 Cricket Team for the upcoming T20 World Cup has caused a lot of talk, especially about why Rinku Singh wasn’t picked. Fans and former players have been unhappy about Singh not being chosen and have asked many questions about how the team was picked.

Rohit Sharma and Ajit Agarkar talked to reporters in press conference at BCCI headquarter in Mumbai to explain why they chose certain players and left out others. During this discussion, people also noticed Rohit Sharma’s fancy watch. It’s a Nautilus Platinum 5711 made by Patek Philippe SA, a company from Switzerland known for making very expensive watches since a long time ago.

This watch costs about Rs 2.16 crore and is a symbol of luxury. Patek Philippe SA has many different types of Nautilus watches, made from different materials like steel and gold. They sell these watches all over the world in more than 400 stores. The Nautilus collection has 31 different types of watches, each showing style and quality, making them very sought after by people who love luxury watches.

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