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Cambridge happy to defy ‘brutal’ Boat Race weather and extend men’s winning run
Champagne-clutching Cambridge bow Simon Hatcher wanted to win the men’s Boat Race by the “curvature of the earth” but by the finish was simply satisfied to beat both Oxford and Mother Nature.
Heavy favourites Cambridge made it four straight victories on Saturday, beating underdogs Oxford by three and a half lengths on a blustery afternoon on the Thames, where wind gusts were predicted to reach 38 miles per hour.
It made for sea-like conditions in some sections, with both crews electing to take the relatively rare step of risking added weight by employing electric pumps to displace any water the boats were likely to take on.
“The conditions tend to make equals of us all,” said Hatcher, an American PhD student in engineering, when asked about the small margin between the rivals in the opening stages.
“A lot can happen that’s unexpected when the conditions rear up like that. We handled it well enough to get our bow well enough ahead at the end. Whether the margin would have held on a flatter day, we’ll never know.
“I mentioned before that I wanted to win by the curvature of the earth. We might not have won by the curvature of the earth, but we got the bow well ahead and I think that’s the most important thing.”
Hatcher’s word for the conditions was “brutal”, adding, when asked about the especially punishing white-capped section at Chiswick, “in those moments you’re blown to a halt, essentially, by the wind.”
Cambridge entered the 171st men’s edition of the Boat Race unbeaten this season, but Oxford held them to just a narrow lead at the start – less than four seconds at Mile Post – before the light blue boat pulled ahead at the midway point and crossed the finish with a lead of just over 11 seconds.
“It’s just the greatest feeling in the world,” Hatcher added. “You put so much time into a campaign like this, and you really become brothers with every person in your boat and every person in the club, to deliver like that and to be a part of history.
“It’s just everything. It’s everything you hope for, and regardless of the margin or anything, it’s the greatest feeling ever.”
Cambridge’s win takes the men’s head-to-head record to 89-81 in favour of Saturday’s victors.
Gaël Monfils played the final match of his career at Roland Garros. He lost in five sets to Hugo Gaston (6-2, 6-3, 3-6, 2-6, 6-0).
Spain has announced World Cup squad, which includes no Real Madrid players. Bruno Génésio is leaving LOSC. In Italy, AC Milan is undergoing a major shake-up following its disastrous end to the season.
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The second-ranked Texas Longhorns softball team clinched the Austin Super Regional and earned a trip Women’s College World Series, with a 5-0 win over Arizona State on Sunday. But the victory was overshadowed by an explicit hot mic moment.
ESPN microphones picked up an unidentified person whispering obscene remarks after Texas pitcher Teagan Kavan got ahead 1-0 against the opposing batter.
A male voice was then heard over the microphone directing listeners — and likely viewers — to lick a specific part of his anatomy, video showed.
The remark, however, did not seem to distract play-by-play announcer Kevin Brown, who continued the broadcast without acknowledging it.
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A general view of Red & Charline McCombs Field in Austin, Texas, before the SEC college softball game between Texas Longhorns and Tennessee Volunteers on April 12, 2025. (David Buono/Icon Sportswire)
“You’re going to compete for national championships as an assistant, and then they’re going to send you off,” Brown said while discussing Arizona State manager Megan Bartlett’s track record of developing assistants.
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Sunday’s moment was just one of several surprising developments leading up to the tournament.
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A celebration involving former NBA star Jason Williams and his daughter, Mia, led to Williams’ ejection during Texas Tech’s game against Florida over the weekend.
Mia hit a two-run homer to help push the Red Raider past the Gators, her former team, last Friday.
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Captain Dean Henderson has challenged Crystal Palace to “finish the movie off” when their Conference League final brings down the curtain on Oliver Glasner’s glittering spell in south London.
The Austrian manager has already guided the Eagles to an historic FA Cup and a Community Shield, and on Wednesday night in Leipzig could leave Palace with the ultimate parting gift, should they beat Rayo Vallecano and require even more room in their trophy cabinet.
Henderson inherited the armband following Marc Guehi’s January departure to Manchester City, and, despite admitting to feeling “depressed” during the post-FA Cup comedown, wants nothing more than to polish off a “sensational” script for his departing boss.
“The togetherness in this group is phenomenal,” said the England goalkeeper. “All the lads are pushing in the right direction for each other. All the staff at the training ground, everyone.
“It’s just like a family club. We’re all pushing towards the same end goal. Obviously, it would be a great way to finish the movie off for Glasner as well. Everyone wants that happy ending and everyone’s working towards that.
“It’d be unbelievable for him, wouldn’t it? Obviously the best manager this club’s ever had and to finish on such a high would be sensational.”
Henderson was instrumental in Palace’s 2025 FA Cup triumph over Manchester City, saving Omar Marmoush’s first-half penalty in their 1-0 win at Wembley, where they secured their first major silverware and a proper European campaign.
The passionate and popular skipper is candid about how he felt after that day, admitting: “The high to the low. I remember after the FA Cup final, three days after, I didn’t want to get out of bed. I was like, ‘what has gone on here?’
“I swear. I don’t know whether that was alcohol, or… but I actually think it was like, I felt depressed. It was mad. But I don’t know why. I’ve never really spoken about it.”
Henderson admitted Wednesday’s European final has been playing on his mind during the final stages of the campaign.
“Naturally, you’re thinking about it,” he said. “Even for the last couple of weeks, you’re probably thinking, ‘let’s try and win the final’. It’s natural. No one speaks about it. No one speaks about it to each other. It’s just about your individual battles, isn’t it?”
While it remains uncertain who will follow in Glasner’s indelible footprints, when the credits finally roll on Palace’s topsy-turvy campaign, Henderson and his fellow Premier League protagonists want to be holding a trophy.”
He added: “When the tournament’s got real, we’ve turned up haven’t we? We’ve delivered some great performances and some good results, obviously, since we got out of the group stage.
“So, yeah, as I say, we’re looking forward to it. We won’t freeze. We’ll play with no fear and we’ll have confidence.”
MONTREAL — Two nights after becoming just the second team in NHL history to have as few as 12 shots in a Stanley Cup Playoff game that extended beyond regulation time, the Montreal Canadiens generated just 13 and ended up with the same result.
It was a 3-2 overtime loss to the Carolina Hurricanes, who hadn’t beaten them all season before responding to Montreal’s Game 1 win with a 3-2 overtime win on Saturday.
In both games, the Canadiens were one shot away from winning. In both games, they couldn’t find a way to have that shot hit the net, let alone put it in, hence their first consecutive losses in 71 days.
The Canadiens had chances. Heck, they had three of them in overtime before Andrei Svechnikov launched the point shot that tipped off Juraj Slafkovsky 74:04 into the game.
But Nick Suzuki missed the net on a breakaway 35 seconds into the extra period. Mike Matheson shot his into the crossbar 25 seconds later. And Alex Newhook’s shot through a screen hit Hurricanes goaltender Frederik Andersen’s toe and didn’t originally count as a shot on net until it was reviewed and added long after Svechnikov ended the game.
Lane Hutson, who got caught between two decisions and made the wrong one on that play, blamed himself twice for the loss, which was sealed shortly after his turnover near his own blue line.
But the Canadiens had a chance to recover from Hutson’s gaffe and didn’t. And their own mismanagement of the puck near the offensive blue line was the biggest reason they found themselves in overtime to begin with.
“I think we’re missing too many chances to get in on the forecheck and go get the puck back,” said Canadiens coach Martin St. Louis. “They’re a team that is hard to put good pucks in on because they’re really on top of you. But you have to find a way. I found that, at the blue line, we didn’t read situations well enough. We should’ve put more pucks deep and gotten in on the forecheck, and there’s a balance between possessing on the other side of the blue line and getting it past them and going to get it.”
The Canadiens never quite found that balance, with SportLogiq tracking their zone-entry success rate at just 40 per cent.
When the Canadiens got in, St. Louis said he felt they made better plays in possession than they did in Game 2.
But they didn’t make enough of them.
“We can still do a better job of holding onto pucks in the offensive zone,” said Mike Matheson, “and generating more time in the O-zone.”
The task has felt monumental over the last two games.
The Hurricanes, who were disconnected and gave the Canadiens far too much space in a 6-2 Game 1 loss, have rebounded with the same pristine execution that netted them eight consecutive wins before the Eastern Conference Final. They smothered the Ottawa Senators and Philadelphia Flyers, and now they’ve spent the better part of two games suffocating the Canadiens.
“They’ve been on top of the league for the last couple of years and you know there’s a reason why they’ve consistently been in this position (The Hurricanes are in their third conference final since 2023),” said Cole Caufield. “You can ask every team; they’re a tough team to play and they’ve been doing it for a while. So, I guess they’re all really on the same page and we’ve just got to find ways to break them down.”
On this night, the Canadiens broke themselves down too much.
Giving up 38 shots to the volume-shooting Hurricanes was one thing. Giving them 11 from nine feet or less was a recipe to lose by more than one goal, which assuredly would’ve happened had Jakub Dobes not conjured miraculous saves.
He made two on Taylor Hall and Logan Stankoven in succession before Svechnikov shot one off Slafkovsky as the Slovak was passing right through his Czech netminder’s crease.
“(Dobes has) been great all playoffs. Not surprised,” said Hutson. “He battled so hard. It sucks that I blew it for him, but it is what it is.”
Taking the blame was a noble gesture from the 22-year-old, but, as St. Louis said afterwards, the outcome of this game wasn’t on him.
“I didn’t love the play (from Hutson), but whatever,” said St. Louis. “It’s what’s next, and we didn’t do what’s next. We didn’t get the job done.”
He was talking about the winning goal, but he just as easily could’ve been referring to the decisions that led to the Canadiens getting less than 23 minutes of offensive-zone time to take some pressure off themselves and apply it on the Hurricanes.
It’s a Herculean lift against a team that has fired on all cylinders for all but one game of these playoffs.
And while the Hurricanes were undoubtedly rusty after an 11-day break between the second round and the third before playing that one game, the Canadiens showed in that one game to what extent they can make that heavy lift.
They pushed in spurts of Games 2 and 3 but wobbled too much to win, even if they were one shot away in each game.
“We definitely have another level,” said Hutson.
He and Matheson, who each scored Monday, need to find it. As do the rest of their teammates come Wednesday’s Game 4, which will present the Canadiens a chance to even the series 2-2 and improve their playoff home record to 3-5.
It will take everyone playing their best, and much more.
“You need everything working against a team like that,” said St. Louis. “You’re at this stage right now, you’ve got to put it all together. Execution’s part of that. Jam is part of that. It’s not one thing. We’ve just got to put it all together.
“I know we can. We didn’t expect this to be easy, and we’re OK with that.”
Pacer Yash Dayal has finally opened up on missing the ongoing season of the IPL for the defending champions, Royal Challengers Bengaluru, saying that he is still part of the squad despite his absence this year. Before the start of the season, RCB Director of Cricket Mo Bobat revealed that Dayal would not feature for the Bengaluru side this year due to a “personal situation.” However, the 28-year-old has differed from the explanation given by Bobat regarding his absence from the team this season.
Speaking on the Talk with Manvendra podcast, Dayal revealed that he misses the team and insisted that opting out of the ongoing season was not his decision.
“Obviously, if you are sitting outside. When I watch them on television, sometimes I just get up. But then it is my team, and they haven’t removed me. They kept me on the retain list and didn’t get me a replacement. They probably think that I am an important part. The other thing is that my opting out of this season wasn’t my personal decision. The statement could be controversial, but the decision is always made by the authority. I don’t know what was the reason was behind RCB’s decision. I miss them a lot. I don’t know if the team misses me, the fans will say that,” said Dayal.
Dayal added that he remains in regular contact with the RCB management, including team mentor Dinesh Karthik, despite his absence from the field this season.
“I have been in conversations with the management. I have spoken to the director, and with the coach too, and also Dinesh Karthik. We communicate in intervals, and the connection hasn’t broken. There is no communication gap. Everything is clear and sorted,” he added.
For context, Dayal’s absence is linked to ongoing legal proceedings that have prevented him from returning to competitive cricket.
The pacer faces allegations of sexual exploitation in one matter, alongside a separate case registered under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act.
The first FIR against 27-year-old Dayal, who plays for Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) in the IPL, was registered on July 6 at the Indirapuram police station in Ghaziabad district under Section 69 (Sexual intercourse by employing deceitful means etc.) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS). Dayal has been accused of sexually exploiting a woman on the pretext of marriage.
Regarding the second instance, NDTV accessed the FIR report, which was registered against Dayal at Jaipur’s Sanganer Police Station for allegedly raping a girl over a period of two years while emotionally blackmailing her. It was revealed that Dayal lured her with promises of a cricketing career and invited her to a hotel in Sitapura, where the first sexual assault took place. The girl was only 17 when the abuse began, prompting the police to register the case under the POCSO Act.
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The Garden crowd isn’t ready for this.
The New York Knicks demolished the Cleveland Cavaliers 130-93, capping a dominant four-game sweep to reach the franchise’s first NBA Finals since 1999.
The Knicks controlled Game 4 from the opening tip, racing out to a double-digit lead and never allowing Cleveland back into contention.
New York buried 19 of 43 3-pointers while dominating the rebounding battle.
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OutKick founder Clay Travis summed up Cleveland’s no-show effort perfectly …
“The Cavs just totally quit this series after the fourth-quarter collapse in Game 1. Embarrassing effort since then,” Travis posted on X. “Congrats to the Knicks, party like it’s 1999.”
The blowout capped a stunning collapse for Cleveland, which entered the series viewed by many as the East’s most complete team.
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With more than eight minutes remaining in the fourth quarter of Game 4, Cavaliers coach Kenny Atkinson pulled his starters, effectively conceding the series as the Knicks turned the final minutes into a celebration.
On Sunday, Atkinson told reporters he believed the Cavaliers had “analytically” won two of the first three games. Instead, New York responded with overwhelming physical dominance.
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Karl-Anthony Towns anchored the interior with 19 points and 14 rebounds, while Jalen Brunson orchestrated the offense without committing a turnover.
Even Donovan Mitchell’s 31-point performance wasn’t enough to keep Cleveland competitive as the Knicks’ defense smothered the Cavaliers’ perimeter attack for the fourth straight game.
The victory also marked New York’s sixth consecutive road playoff win.
The Finals appearance serves as a massive validation for the organization after the Knicks moved on from Tom Thibodeau following last season and hired Mike Brown amid heavy skepticism and immense pressure to win immediately. Under Brown, the Knicks have become the NBA’s hottest team, carrying an undefeated streak of more than a month into the Finals.
New York will now face either the Oklahoma City Thunder or San Antonio Spurs in the NBA Finals, which begin June 3.
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Punjab Kings spent 22 days at the top of the IPL 2026 Points table but still failed to qualify for the Playoffs. The Shreyas Iyer-led side made a dream start to the new season with 6 victories on the trot but ended up losing their next 6 matches while one match was abandoned due to rain. It was such a drop-off in form for the franchise that despite winning their last match against Lucknow Super Giants, they were fifth with 15 points from 14 matches. When it comes to days spent at the top of the table, Royal Challengers Bengaluru were second with 18, Rajasthan Royals third with 13 and Sunrisers Hyderabad fourth with 4. Gujarat Titans were number one in the IPL points table for just one day and ended up finishing in the second position.
Royal Challengers Bengaluru’s pursuit of back-to-back Indian Premier League (IPL) titles will run into the season’s most disciplined bowling attack when they face Gujarat Titans in Qualifier 1 on Tuesday, with a direct place in the final at stake.
Both teams ended the league stage on 18 points after 14 matches, but RCB claimed the top spot owing to a superior net run rate. Royal Challengers Bengaluru and Gujarat Titans have arguably been the two most complete sides of IPL 2026, though they have taken contrasting routes to the playoffs. RCB, under skipper Rajat Patidar, built their campaign around aggressive batting and a far more reliable bowling unit than in previous seasons.
The defending champions repeatedly crossed 200 this season and benefited immensely from the experience of the iconic Virat Kohli at the top and the pace duo of Josh Hazlewood and Bhuvneshwar Kumar with the ball.
Their ability to win away from home and close out tight matches made them one of the most consistent sides of the league phase. RCB also carry the advantage of recent familiarity with conditions in Dharamsala, where they sealed a crucial win against Punjab Kings earlier this month.
GT, meanwhile, have surged into the playoffs on the back of a formidable bowling attack and a top order that rarely allowed pressure to build. Captain Shubman Gill, the elegant Sai Sudharsan and explosive wicketkeeper-batter Jos Buttler have provided solidity and firepower in equal measure.
But it is GT’s bowling that has stood out in the second half of the season. The pace trio of Mohammed Siraj, Kagiso Rabada and Prasidh Krishna has consistently struck with the new ball, while Rashid Khan and left-arm spinner R Sai Kishore have controlled the middle overs expertly.
GT head into the knockout clash with strong momentum after hammering Chennai Super Kings by 89 runs in their final league game.
(With PTI inputs)
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Virat Kohli’s IPL playoff record becomes major talking point before Qualifier 1 vs Gujarat Titans
NEW DELHI: The emotions, tears, smiles, satisfaction and the feeling of finally holding the IPL trophy – the scenes of Virat Kohli and the entire Royal Challengers Bengaluru camp after winning the IPL 2025 title are still fresh in the minds of fans. And now, with another dominant campaign, RCB are back in the playoffs and dreaming of back-to-back titles.
With nine wins in 14 matches, 18 points and an impressive net run rate of +0.78, RCB became the first team to qualify for the IPL 2026 playoffs.
One of the biggest architects behind RCB’s success this season has once again been their talisman Virat Kohli. The former India captain has been in tremendous form throughout the season and the defending champions will hope he carries the same momentum into the playoffs as well.
RCB are set to face Gujarat Titans in Qualifier 1 on Tuesday at the HPCA Stadium in Dharamsala.
The winner of Qualifier 1 will march directly into the IPL 2026 final, while the losing side will get another opportunity in Qualifier 2 against the winner of the Eliminator between Sunrisers Hyderabad and Rajasthan Royals.
But there is one statistic that may worry RCB fans.
Despite being one of the greatest batters in IPL history, Kohli does not boast a dominating record in the playoff stages of the tournament.
Yes, you read that right.
In his illustrious IPL career spanning 281 matches, Kohli has played 16 games, in playoffs, for RCB and scored 357 runs at an average of 25.50 and a strike rate of 121.42. He has registered two half-centuries in playoff matches and also has a duck to his name.
Kohli has been the face of RCB since the inception of the IPL in 2008. Signed by the Bengaluru franchise as a youngster, he has remained loyal to the team throughout his IPL journey.
After failing to qualify for the playoffsts in the inaugural season in 2008, RCB reached the playoffs for the first time in 2009. They defeated Chennai Super Kings in the semifinal to enter the final, but eventually lost the title clash to Deccan Chargers.
Now, as RCB gear up for another massive playoffst clash against Gujarat Titans, all eyes will once again be on Kohli.
Here’s a look at Kohli’s overall IPL numbers and his record in the playoff stage.
Virat Kohli in IPL
|
Tournament |
Team |
Mat |
Inns |
NO |
Runs |
HS |
Ave |
SR |
100s |
50s |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
OVERALL |
RCB |
281 |
273 |
43 |
9218 |
113* |
40.07 |
134.39 |
9 |
67 |
|
IPL 2026 |
RCB |
14 |
14 |
3 |
557 |
105* |
50.63 |
163.82 |
1 |
4 |
|
IPL 2025 |
RCB |
15 |
15 |
3 |
657 |
73* |
54.75 |
144.71 |
0 |
8 |
|
IPL 2024 |
RCB |
15 |
15 |
3 |
741 |
113* |
61.75 |
154.69 |
1 |
5 |
|
IPL 2023 |
RCB |
14 |
14 |
2 |
639 |
101* |
53.25 |
139.82 |
2 |
6 |
|
IPL 2022 |
RCB |
16 |
16 |
1 |
341 |
73 |
22.73 |
115.98 |
0 |
2 |
|
IPL 2021 |
RCB |
15 |
15 |
1 |
405 |
72* |
28.92 |
119.46 |
0 |
3 |
|
IPL 2020 |
RCB |
15 |
15 |
4 |
466 |
90* |
42.36 |
121.35 |
0 |
3 |
|
IPL 2019 |
RCB |
14 |
14 |
0 |
464 |
100 |
33.14 |
141.46 |
1 |
2 |
|
IPL 2018 |
RCB |
14 |
14 |
3 |
530 |
92* |
48.18 |
139.10 |
0 |
4 |
|
IPL 2017 |
RCB |
10 |
10 |
0 |
308 |
64 |
30.80 |
122.22 |
0 |
4 |
|
IPL 2016 |
RCB |
16 |
16 |
4 |
973 |
113 |
81.08 |
152.03 |
4 |
7 |
|
IPL 2015 |
RCB |
16 |
16 |
5 |
505 |
82* |
45.90 |
130.82 |
0 |
3 |
|
IPL 2014 |
RCB |
14 |
14 |
1 |
359 |
73 |
27.61 |
122.10 |
0 |
2 |
|
IPL 2013 |
RCB |
16 |
16 |
2 |
634 |
99 |
45.28 |
138.73 |
0 |
6 |
|
IPL 2012 |
RCB |
16 |
15 |
2 |
364 |
73* |
28.00 |
111.65 |
0 |
2 |
|
IPL 2011 |
RCB |
16 |
16 |
4 |
557 |
71 |
46.41 |
121.08 |
0 |
4 |
|
IPL 2010 |
RCB |
16 |
13 |
2 |
307 |
58 |
27.90 |
144.81 |
0 |
1 |
|
IPL 2009 |
RCB |
16 |
13 |
2 |
246 |
50 |
22.36 |
112.32 |
0 |
1 |
|
IPL 2008 |
RCB |
13 |
12 |
1 |
165 |
38 |
15.00 |
105.09 |
0 |
0 |
Virat Kohli in IPL playoffs
|
Player |
Team |
playoffst Matches |
Runs |
Average |
Strike Rate |
50s |
100s |
0 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Virat Kohli |
RCB |
16 |
357 |
25.50 |
121.42 |
2 |
0 |
1 |
Virat Kohli in IPL playoffs – all matches
|
Score |
BF |
4s |
6s |
SR |
Pos |
Dismissal |
Inns |
Opposition |
Ground |
Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
24* |
17 |
1 |
2 |
141.17 |
5 |
Not out |
2 |
CSK |
Johannesburg |
23 May 2009 |
|
7 |
8 |
1 |
0 |
87.50 |
6 |
Stumped |
2 |
Chargers |
Johannesburg |
24 May 2009 |
|
9 |
7 |
1 |
0 |
128.57 |
6 |
Caught |
2 |
MI |
DY Patil |
21 Apr 2010 |
|
70* |
44 |
5 |
3 |
159.09 |
3 |
Not out |
1 |
CSK |
Wankhede |
24 May 2011 |
|
8 |
12 |
0 |
0 |
66.66 |
3 |
Bowled |
1 |
MI |
Chennai |
27 May 2011 |
|
35 |
32 |
1 |
1 |
109.37 |
3 |
LBW |
2 |
CSK |
Chennai |
28 May 2011 |
|
12 |
18 |
0 |
0 |
66.66 |
2 |
Caught |
1 |
RR |
Pune |
20 May 2015 |
|
12 |
9 |
1 |
1 |
133.33 |
2 |
Caught |
1 |
CSK |
Ranchi |
22 May 2015 |
|
0 |
2 |
0 |
0 |
0.00 |
2 |
Bowled |
2 |
Guj Lions |
Bengaluru |
24 May 2016 |
|
54 |
35 |
5 |
2 |
154.28 |
2 |
Bowled |
2 |
SRH |
Bengaluru |
29 May 2016 |
|
6 |
7 |
0 |
0 |
85.71 |
1 |
Caught |
1 |
SRH |
Abu Dhabi |
6 Nov 2020 |
|
25 |
24 |
2 |
0 |
104.16 |
1 |
Caught |
1 |
LSG |
Eden Gardens |
25 May 2022 |
|
7 |
8 |
0 |
1 |
87.50 |
1 |
Caught |
1 |
RR |
Ahmedabad |
27 May 2022 |
|
33 |
24 |
3 |
1 |
137.50 |
1 |
Caught |
1 |
RR |
Ahmedabad |
22 May 2024 |
|
12 |
12 |
2 |
0 |
100.00 |
2 |
Caught |
2 |
Punjab Kings |
New Chandigarh |
29 May 2025 |
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Punjab Kings |
Ahmedabad |
3 Jun 2025 |
The Sports Ministry on Tuesday notified the rules of operation for the soon-to-be-formed National Sports Tribunal (NST) and the National Sports Board (NSB), stating that a dedicated portal would be set up for submission of disputes and maintenance of legal records.
In separate notifications addressing the roles of the two bodies, which will be formed under the National Sports Governance Act passed last year, the Sports Ministry reiterated that a search-cum-selection committee is in the process of being formed under the cabinet secretary.
The National Sports Board, that will function as the central authority for granting recognition to National Sports Bodies and ensuring compliance with governance, financial and ethical standards, will comprise a Chairperson and two members. It will have a three-year term.
The Tribunal’s strength has not been specified by the government. The rules for NST, however, have incorporated the provisions for techno-legal measures to ensure “digital implementation”.
“(These include) notification of a dedicated portal by the Central Government for submission of disputes, notices, responses, documents and clarifications, as well as communication from the Tribunal, publication of orders, virtual hearings and maintenance of records related to proceedings and orders,” the ministry stated.
The Tribunal will serve as a dedicated adjudicatory body for sports-related disputes in the country.
“It is aimed at reducing reliance on civil courts and ensuring independent, speedy, effective and cost-efficient disposal of disputes relating to sports governance and administration,” the ministry reiterated.
The government also stated once again that if the appointed Chairperson or member of the Tribunal is a serving judge of the Supreme Court or a High Court, “he shall either resign or obtain voluntary retirement from his parent service before joining the Tribunal.”
In addition to granting affiliation, the National Sports Board will also maintain a roster of the National Sports Election Panel and a register of affiliate units of the National Sports Bodies
The Board has also been empowered to specify model guidelines or regulations on sports governance. An age cap of 65 has been set for the members.
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