Adding to the embarrassment for Indian wrestling, Asian Games-bound Greco Roman wrestler Deepak has failed a dope test, forcing the national federation to withdraw him from the contingent, further shrinking the Indian challenge at continental showpiece.
The development comes after India have already lost two wrestling places in the Asian Games squad following doping cases involving Mukul Dahiya (men’s freestyle 86kg) and Deepanshu (Greco Roman, 130kg).
Deepak was the first wrestler from the Indian postal service to secure a place in the Indian team for the Asian Games.
The 25-year-old Delhi wrestler was a surprise winner at the selection trials held in Lucknow on May 31 after coming through a medal-winning show at the Federation Cup.
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According to a notification issued by the National Anti-Doping Agency (NADA), Deepak’s urine sample, collected during the selection trials, returned an atypical finding for clomifene, a prohibited substance classified under S4 (Hormone and Metabolic Modulators) of the 2026 WADA Prohibited List.
NADA said the sample was reported as an atypical finding on July 23 and, following an investigation and an interview with the wrestler on August 17, decided to move the case forward as an Adverse Analytical Finding.
Clomiphene usually helps in treating infertility in men and women.
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Not yet suspended says NADA =================== NADA’s notification, however, does not state that Deepak has been provisionally suspended. It specifically says he is not provisionally suspended pending resolution of the case and may continue to participate in competitions unless a suspension or period of ineligibility is subsequently imposed.
However, the notification also said that if the ADRV is confirmed, results obtained from the date of sample collection – May 31, 2026 – until the commencement of any provisional suspension “would be liable to disqualification, unless fairness requires otherwise”.
If the B-sample confirms the presence of clomifene, or if Deepak waives B-sample analysis, the ADRV would be confirmed under the applicable anti-doping rules.
We can’t take risk, says WFI ================== A Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) official said they are withdrawing Deepak from the squad since if he returns a positive test during the Games, world governing body UWW can impose a penalty of Rs 20 lakh on the WFI.
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“Deepak had indeed surprised coaches by winning the trials. He was never part of the national camp that is why he was never tested enough. He came to trials stage through his medal at the Federation Cup.
“We are withdrawing him from the squad,” said the official.
WFI could have saved quota places ===================== WFI contended that if they were intimated the adverse results in time, they could have saved all three quota places.
“Deepanshu was tested in March and we got his result only in July. Similarly Mukul and Deepak were tested on May 31 and we are getting the results now. If we had known the results early, we would not have sent their names. We would have replaced them with others, but nothing can be done now,” said the official.
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When asked why the WFI is unable to convince the wrestler to stay clean, the official said,”We are bringing in very strict doping policy very soon. Offenders will not be spared. We are already trying to educate them.” The NADA notice said Deepak had not declared any medication related to the substance on his doping control form and did not produce purchase records, invoices or bills for dietary supplements he said he had consumed.
The agency also said there was no Therapeutic Use Exemption for clomifene and that no departure from the relevant testing or laboratory standards could explain the finding.
NADA determined that Deepak failed to satisfactorily account for the presence of the prohibited substance.
The wrestler, however, has the right to challenge the A-sample result by requesting analysis of the B-sample. He has seven days from receipt of the notification to exercise that right.
Phil Foden was sent off in the first half of Sunday’s clash between Manchester United and Manchester City at Old Trafford after kicking out at Bruno Fernandes
17:02, 13 Sep 2026Updated 17:09, 13 Sep 2026
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Gary Neville believes Michael Oliver made the right decision to send off Phil Foden in the Manchester derby.
He told Sky Sports: “Well he’s not having it Phil Foden, Bruno Fernandes has a bit of kick at him while he’s on the ground and it look like he reacts. Is it a punch in the stomach? A kick in the stomach?
“He’s kicked into the stomach. He’s not going to get away with that. You can see why he’s annoyed Foden, he thinks Bruno kicked at him while he’s down. He then reacts badly. VAR described it as a kick with both feet into the stomach. I have reacted and sent off in a Manchester derby, it is a painful run down the tunnel.”
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He added: “I’m surprised Bruno didn’t get a yellow, I don’t think it’s a red but he’s got away with one. He certainly pulled a reaction out of Foden which will help his teammates.
“The thing I thought he got wrong, that’s a yellow card for Bruno Fernandes, that one you’re not going to get away with. He’s shocked Phil Foden but once he gets into the dressing room, he’ll realise.”
Noche UFC 4 proved to be an enjoyable edition of the UFC’s annual Mexican Independence Day weekend card. Jean Silva thwarted a spirited effort from Jose Delgado, Brandon Moreno got back to winning ways, Alexa Grasso seemed to secure a title shot, and Sean King III slammed his way into an impactful UFC debut.
But none of that compared to the wild war seen between two undefeated prospects, Tommy McMillen and Marwan Rahiki. And with the way McMillen fought as he earned the victory, we can now start to wonder if the hype around him is for real.
Both fighters came in with similar stories. They both made an impression on Dana White’s Contender Series to the point that they earned UFC contracts. Both were undefeated in professional MMA and were 2-0 in the UFC, with two finishes each.
Even though one could say the UFC had more stock in McMillen, given he’s teammates with another UFC darling in Sean O’Malley, it’s not every day you see the UFC book undefeated top prospects with stock in them up against one another. After all, it’s greatly risking losing momentum if dominated, finished, or both.
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The UFC would only do something like this if they know the fight is going to be pure fire. And the two of them, assisted by pre-fight tension, lived up to that promise.
The right hand proved to be McMillen’s friend early on, landing consistently as the action began at a fast pace. Rahiki attempted to find his own groove, but he was playing behind the 8-ball and trying to catch up with McMillen throughout the round. In fact, McMillen even scored a takedown and threatened a choke at one point.
But even though Rahiki was getting tagged, he showed his spirit and remained in the fight, not deterred by any of McMillen’s offense. He stayed patient and waited for his opportunity, and that arrived in the second round.
Rahiki landed a left hand, sending McMillen crashing to the canvas. McMillen was able to get back up, but Rahiki brought about a volume and power that showed the shoe was on the other foot this time around. McMillen scored a late takedown and tried to threaten more submissions, but it wasn’t a match for the offense Rahiki provided.
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This fight clearly looked like it was going to come down to round three – and probably whose cardio was better. Ultimately, it was McMillen’s.
Despite a strong start from Rahiki at the end, McMillen landed a right and dropped Rahiki again. McMillen then controlled the action for the rest of the fight, earning the decision in the back-and-forth battle.
McMillen is now 12-0 as a professional MMA fighter, and all three of his Octagon bouts have earned him a post-fight bonus. Perhaps it’s time for another step up in competition, and let’s see if “Tommy Gun” can continue to entertain as he searches for a quick way into the UFC featherweight rankings.
Jahmyr Gibbs is the highest-paid running back in NFL history, and he thinks that should be reflected in your fantasy football draft.
“For sure,” Gibbs said with a reported smile Tuesday when asked if he’d take himself with the No. 1 pick in a fantasy football draft, according to the Lions’ team website. “I’m either going to make a lot of people happy or mad.”
The Detroit Lions signed Gibbs, a Pro Bowler in each of his three seasons in the NFL (2023-25), to a three-year, $67.5 million extension in August, with the $22.5 million average annual value a record for a running back.
Last season (2025), Gibbs rushed for 1,223 yards and 13 touchdowns on 5.0 yards per carry, while tallying 77 receptions for 616 yards and five touchdowns. The year prior (2024), he rushed for 1,412 yards and an NFL-high 16 scores on 5.6 yards per carry.
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Now, Gibbs, who has averaged 246.5 carries per season since 2024, is likely in store for a larger workload this season, as the Lions traded veteran running back David Montgomery, who averaged 187.3 carries per season from 2023-25, to the Houston Texans. Last season, Gibbs and Montgomery were the only Detroit players to get the call on the run more than three times, combining for 401 carries. Moreover, aside from Gibbs, the Lions’ current running back room – Jacob Saylors and Sione Vaki – has a combined nine NFL carries under their belt.
“I guess I’m getting most of the carries. I feel good [about that],” Gibbs expressed about likely getting more carries. “It’s nothing I haven’t done before. It’s going to be cool.”
Following a 9-8 season that saw them miss the playoffs for the first time since 2022, the Lions fired offensive coordinator John Morton, who replaced the outgoing Ben Johnson – the now-head coach of the Chicago Bears. Former Arizona Cardinals offensive coordinator Drew Petzing is Detroit’s new coordinator. After being fifth in the NFL in rushing yards in 2023 (135.9 per game) and sixth in 2024 (146.4 per game), the Lions were 14th (120.1 per game) last year.
Gibbs and the Lions open the 2026 regular season at home against the New Orleans Saints on Sunday afternoon (1 p.m. ET on FOX).
Garcia was defending his WBC welterweight title against Benn at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, with a lot of talk pre-fight about how Benn would cope with the power of ‘King Ry’ as he took part in his first welterweight bout since April 2022.
One man that was backing Benn to come out on top ahead of the fight was five-weight world champion Crawford, who retired from the sport back in December after earning undisputed honours in a third division.
Crawford and ‘King Ry’ have been involved in a number of heated back and forths over the past few months, but it appears that ‘Bud’ gave credit where it was due after Garcia’s win, with a social media clip revealing his immediate reaction to the performance.
“I said if Conor could handle Ryan’s power then Ryan would be in trouble, he couldn’t handle it. It’s the fight game. Congratulations Ryan. He did what he did.”
Garcia has been keen to try and get Crawford out of retirement for a fight, but it seems that ‘King Ry’ could now be about to turn his attention to a unification clash with WBA welterweight champion Teofimo Lopez instead, after calling him out following the win over Benn.
Having overhauled their attack and midfield in the last two summer transfer windows, Manchester United are expected to focus on their defence
Manchester United have been told by Juventus that Pierre Kalulu will not be for sale. The Frenchman, who is understood be valued at around £42million, has been eyed by United.
Under Michael Carrick, a huge midfield splurge saw Youri Tielemans, Andrey Santos and Carlos Baleba arrive from Aston Villa, Chelsea and Brighton & Hove Albion respectively in the summer window. Defence is understood to be the next priority and Kalulu has been linked.
However, reports from Italy claim the Old Lady are not interested in parting with Kalulu, whom they signed from fierce rivals AC Milan for just over £12m, having loaned him the season before.
He is reportedly considered too important to sell by the Turin side. United had been linked with a January move for the central defender, but Juventus are keen in committing him to a new deal.
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Kalulu has also been linked with a move to Liverpool, who signed his French team-mate Jeremy Jacquet earlier in the summer.
While Kalulu is a central defender by trade, he has performed various positions for Juventus. Under Luciano Spalletti, he has even been encouraged to push up the pitch and join in attacks, either from central defence or from right-back.
The Reds chose not to sign any defenders in the summer transfer window. They were heavily linked with Newcastle United left-back Lewis Hall, but the Magpies were reluctant to sell.
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Their ambitions of signing the ex-Chelsea defender were dealt another blow when he signed a new contract extension which is set to keep him at St. James’ Park until 2031.
United took the risk to not sign a left-back, despite only having Luke Shaw and Patrick Dorgu as their options. Considering the latter was used more commonly as a winger by Carrick last season, it was felt United were short in that area of the pitch.
The lack of defensive signings left former United skipper Gary Neville concerned. Before the transfer window ended, Neville said: “They have got some individually decent defenders, but there isn’t a back four there and when it starts to get put under pressure and it starts to pick up a couple of injuries during the season, it will let you down.
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“Michael knows that right now. If they could get a centre-back and a full-back before the window closes, that will stop problems that we know we’re going to see.”
ABBOTSFORD, B.C. – As a player who quit baseball to focus on hockey only 2 ½ years ago, Vancouver Canucks draft pick Brooks Rogowski understands that his learning “curve” at this stage is more like a cliff face.
But the 18-year-old centre from Brighton, Mich., also knows better than most teenagers about the challenge of the climb ahead of him.
His father, Casey Rogowski, was a Chicago White Sox draft pick who spent the entirety of his 10-year professional baseball career in the minors, trying in vain to find a path to the Major Leagues. Surely, there are lessons there for the son, even if Brooks wields a stick instead of a bat.
“He was a 14th-round pick,” Brooks said Saturday about his dad after making his Canucks debut in a prospects game against the Seattle Kraken. “But back then (in 1999) there was 40 rounds, so that was a considerably high pick. He understands how the minors work. He kind of got shafted. But I think it helps me a lot (knowing) that getting drafted is just a start.
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“It kind of resets everything you work towards. I worked really hard in the OHL to be a player (with the Oshawa Generals), and now that I’m drafted in the NHL, that just resets everything. I’m starting from square one. I think that mentality has helped me a lot – not being too full of myself or too cocky and kind of just staying grounded. I’ve got to keep building blocks. It’s just building that staircase again to hopefully reach the top eventually.”
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No one knows how high Rogowski might ascend. Given his late start at top-level hockey, dropping baseball only after the Ontario Hockey League draft in 2024, the six-foot-seven, right-shot centre was one of the biggest wild cards, literally and figuratively, of the National Hockey League draft in June.
The former first baseman was projected on draft boards to be selected anywhere between the middle of the first round and late in the second, and the Canucks were elated to grab him 33rd with the first pick of the second round.
Formerly in the strong Little Caesars program in Detroit, Rogowski gave up Triple-A minor hockey to focus on baseball in high school. He hoped to follow his dad into professional baseball.
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But Rogowski continued playing hockey, helping Detroit Catholic Central High School win the Michigan state title before Oshawa drafted him in 2024. Rogowski immediately pivoted full-time to hockey. He had 23 points in 63 games as an OHL rookie in 2024-25 before surging up draft lists last season with 15 goals and 42 points in 46 games for the Generals.
“The obvious physical tools jump out,” Canucks director of player development Daren Hermiston said Saturday before Seattle’s prospects scored three third-period goals to pull away from Vancouver and win 7-3 at Rogers Forum in Abbotsford. “The length that he has allows him to improve at a faster rate, so that’s exciting. What I see is just a really good athlete who’s very raw and obviously hasn’t specialized in training for this sport yet. That’s really exciting when you have such a good athlete, such a big kid, and it feels like the sky’s the limit because he has really just started to specialize in the sport.
“None of us have a crystal ball. But when you look at any player and you say he’s this good now and he hasn’t specialized — he doesn’t have the same reps on the ice, in practices or games, as all the other players — that gets you excited because the ceiling could be extremely high.”
At the 2026 World Junior showcase this summer in Windsor, Ont., Rogowski was one of Team USA’s best players, scoring three goals and four points in four games for the tournament winners. He is committed to Michigan State University, but has decided to spend his draft-plus-one season back in junior before transitioning to university hockey in 2027.
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“I’m only going on my third year being a full-time hockey player,” Rogowski said. “I think it makes me more aware and grateful for this (opportunity) because everyone else has been doing this their whole life. There’s an expectation for them. I’m not saying there’s not an expectation for me, but I just think having that perspective has been huge for me. I like that come-from-behind (mentality); I’ve always been that way in everything I do. No one ever expects me to be the guy I end up being. So I like proving that point. I think that’s helped me a lot.”
Rogowski describes his growth in hockey the last two years as “exponential.”
“Rapid is the better word,” he said. “I’m not saying it’s going to slow down anytime soon, but it’s got to level out at some point. One hundred percent I think I still have a good bit (to grow) being such a green player.
“But I think that cliff is going to turn into a hill at some point. Eventually, it’s going to shrink and I’m going to be able to climb that hill. I still have a couple years until then, but I mean, yeah, I think that hill is going to shrink.”
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At minimum, with his size, surprisingly fluid skating and physicality, Rogowski projects as a fourth-line NHL player. But his offensive game is at the embryonic stage, and it’s possible Rogowski could be something more for the Canucks.
“I mean, you always have your self-doubts,” he said. “But I think that (summer showcase) tournament was major. I think I played well, and the consistency was there all four games. Obviously, I had three goals. I think the offensive part of the game is coming, and that gave me the confidence to come here.
“For me, the D-zone has always been a good thing for me. It’s kind of my bread and butter. But I think (the key is) developing that offensive side, shooting the puck more and trying to learn to be a full 200-foot player. Not just a decent 200-foot player, but a really good 200-foot player has been my focus.”
Canuck goals on Saturday were scored by Vilmer Alriksson, Sawyer Mynio and Adam Novotny, the 18-year-old winger selected 24th by Vancouver in June who was one of the home team’s most impressive prospects against the Kraken.
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The Canucks and Kraken play again Sunday afternoon before NHL training camps open next week. Third-overall Canuck pick Caleb Malhotra, the organization’s top prospect, is not in Abbotsford as he prepares for his freshman season at Boston University.
Garrett Wilson has high standards for the New York Jets this season.
“[Making the playoffs is] very realistic,” New York’s star wide receiver said after stating that making the playoffs defines a successful season, according to ESPN. “I think it should happen. I’ll say that. It’s our job to go play ball and do it, but that’s how I feel about it.”
The Jets are coming off a 3-14 season, haven’t posted a winning season since 2015 and haven’t made the playoffs since 2010, which is the longest drought in professional American sports.
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As for new faces, New York has two new coordinators, as head coach Aaron Glenn parted ways with offensive coordinator Tanner Engstrand after the 2025 season and moved on from defensive coordinator Steve Wilks in December of last season.
Former Indianapolis Colts, Carolina Panthers and Stanford Cardinal head coach Frank Reich is the Jets’ new offensive coordinator, while former Miami Dolphins and Detroit Lions defensive assistant Brian Duker is their new defensive coordinator; Duker was an assistant under Glenn when the latter was Detroit’s defensive coordinator from 2021-23.
On the personnel side, offensively, the Jets acquired veteran quarterback Geno Smith — who played the first four seasons of his career with the franchise (2013-16) — from the Las Vegas Raiders, signed guard Dylan Parham (two-year, $16 million deal), selected Oregon Ducks tight end Kenyon Sadiq with the No. 16 pick in the 2026 NFL Draft and traded up to select Indiana Hoosiers wide receiver Omar Cooper with the No. 30 pick.
Defensively, New York selected Texas Tech Red Raiders defensive end David Bailey with the No. 2 pick in the draft, acquired safety Minkah Fitzpatrick from the Dolphins and signed linebacker Demario Davis (two-year, $22 million deal) — who also began his career with the Jets (2012-15 and 2017) — cornerback Nahshon Wright (one-year, $3.5 million deal) and defensive ends Joseph Ossai (three-year, $34.5 million deal), David Onyemata (one-year, $10.5 million deal) and Kingsley Enagbare (one-year, $9 million deal), among other moves.
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“Something is going to happen this year. I’m a faithful guy, and I believe that,” Wilson, who also expressed that the team’s struggles “weigh” on those who have been in the Hess colors for some time, said. “With the work we’ve been putting in, we have as good an opportunity as anybody in the league. I’m excited, man. We have a hell of a group here.”
Wilson, whom New York selected with the No. 10 pick in the 2022 NFL Draft out of Ohio State and signed to a four-year, $130 million extension in July 2025, was limited to seven games last season (2025) due to a knee injury, totaling 36 receptions for 395 yards and four touchdowns across the action he saw. Over the first three years of his career (2022-24), Wilson averaged 93.0 receptions for 1,083.0 receiving yards and 4.7 touchdowns per year, while never missing a game.
Wilson and the Jets open the 2026 regular season on the road against the Tennessee Titans on Sunday afternoon. Of course, Tennessee’s new head coach, Robert Saleh, was previously New York’s head coach from 2021-24.
Jose Mourinho has been asked for his thoughts on Michael Carrick at Manchester United with the Portuguese having a good idea of what it’s like in the Old Trafford hot seat
Former Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho has praised Michael Carrick’s work as Reds head coach. Carrick worked under Mourinho at Old Trafford, firstly as a player until his retirement in 2018 and then as a coach.
The Englishman had a transformative impact at United after being appointed interim boss in January following Ruben Amorim’s sacking. United went from a struggling side to one that comfortably finished third and qualified for the Champions League.
United’s start to the 2026/27 campaign has been more challenging, with four points from three Premier League games, which include a defeat at Hull City and a draw at Everton.
But Mourinho, who managed the club between 2016 and 2018, has offered his backing to Carrick while speaking to Sky Sports at Sunday’s Spanish Grand Prix.
He said: “He’s doing well Michael, doing well. I’m happy with that.”
The Portuguese was in charge for 144 matches as United’s manager from May 2016 to December 2018. During that time, he guided the Reds to a Community Shield, Europa League and League Cup.
The 63-year-old said: “My career at Manchester United, I know it well. I also know the reason why I ended up leaving,” Mourinho said.
“But as I always do, or try to do, when I leave a club I close the door and then I do not make comments. I do not analyse externally what happened.
“A door closes and another one will open. That is what happened when I left. The history stayed there, the numbers stayed there, the three medals came home and that is it.”
Jey Uso has reacted with a one-word message after being disrespected by the WWE Universe in South America. The former World Heavyweight Champion threatened to walk away from the tour after the incident.
Jey has been teaming up with his Bloodline family members, Jimmy Uso and Jacob Fatu, throughout the WWE South America tour. The trio faced the team of Seth Rollins, LA Knight, and Solo Sikoa and ended up losing every match on the tour. He later went on social media and threatened to walk away and go home if the disrespect continued.
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On his Instagram story, Jey sent a message aimed at the WWE Universe after their actions towards The YEET Man during the latest house show in Chile.
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“…SITCHOOO,” wrote Jey.
Check out a screengrab of Jey’s Instagram story:
Jey Uso Shared A One-Word Message On Behalf Of The Usos After WWE RAW
The Bloodline was put on notice on the latest edition of WWE RAW by Royce Keys and OTM. The faction known as 946 outsmarted Jacob Fatu and The Usos and set their car on fire in the parking lot.
On his Instagram story, Jey shared a photo with his brother Jimmy and reacted with a one-word message. He wrote:
“Greatness,”
This coming Monday on RAW, Bloodline leader Roman Reigns will return to the company. He will defend the World Heavyweight Championship on the line against Penta, who won a tournament to earn himself a shot at the OTC’s title. Reigns has also been feuding with LA Knight, who wants to face the winner of the upcoming title match between him and Penta.
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On the other hand, the World Heavyweight Champion has asked Jacob Fatu to deal with Royce Keys and OTM. The OTC is expected to address the Keys and OTM’s actions from this week’s RAW when they set The Bloodline’s car on fire.
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Team India are taking on Afghanistan at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi in the first T20I of the three-match series. Although the series is being held in India, Afghanistan are the designated hosts. They are playing the series in India due to security concerns and political instability back home.
Lead pacer Jasprit Bumrah is back for the T20Is against Afghanistan after recovering from a left knee injury he suffered during the tour of England. All-rounders Nitish Kumar Reddy and Washington Sundar are also back, but pacer Harshit Rana was ruled out after picking up a fresh injury. He has been replaced in the squad by Yash Thakur.
After a horror start to his captaincy stint in Ireland and England, Shreyas Iyer registered a 3-0 win against Zimbabwe in Harare. He will be looking forward to yet another impactful performance from the team against Afghanistan.
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Today’s AFG vs IND toss result
India have won the toss and have opted to bowl first. Shreyas Iyer said:
“Whenever you come to Delhi, you know what the pitch has got to offer, it usually is a bowl first wicket.”
Vaibhav Sooryavanshi is not in the playing XI for India. Afghanistan have left out experienced pacer Naveen-ul-Haq.
AFG vs IND – Today’s match playing XIs
Afghanistan: Ibrahim Zadran (c), Rahmanullah Gurbaz (w), Sediqullah Atal, Darwish Rasooli, Azmatullah Omarzai, Gulbadin Naib, Mohammad Nabi, Rashid Khan, Mujeeb Ur Rahman, Noor Ahmad, Fazalhaq Farooqi
“This particular surface is hard, there is some grass cover of course, but that is to hold the wicket together. It’s definitely not going to be slow and low. If spinners put in the revs on the ball, they will get purchase. 170-180 should be a good total to defend.” – Nikhil Chopra
Today’s AFG vs IND match complete players list
Afghanistan squad: Ibrahim Zadran (c), Rahmanullah Gurbaz (wk), Sediqullah Atal, Azmatullah Omarzai, Noor Rahman (wk), Darwish Rasooli, Gulbadin Naib, Rashid Khan, Mohammad Nabi, Nangyal Kharoti, Noor Ahmad, Mujeeb Ur Rahman, Fazalhaq Farooqi, Naveen-ul-Haq, Abdullah Ahmadzai
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