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Badminton | Rankireddy-Chirag lost in the pre-quarters, the others at the French Open

Despite losing the first game, the pair won the next two 21–9 21–13.

Commonwealth Games gold medalists Satwiksairaj Ronkireddy and Chirag Shetty defeated France's Christo Popov and Toma Junior Popov to enter the men's doubles pre-quarterfinals of the French Open Super 750 tournament in Paris on Tuesday.

Twitter reacts to Japan's controversial goal against Spain at the FIFA World Cup

The Japan vs Spain match saw a 51st minute goal from Ao Tanaka but the goal sparked controversy for the way it was scored.

Japan advanced to the round of 16 after beating Spain in a Group E match of the FIFA World Cup 2022 on Thursday. On the other hand, Spain also entered the last 16 despite the result, but it was Germany, who suffered the shock of Spain's loss. . The Japan vs Spain match saw a 51st minute goal from Ao Tanaka but the goal sparked controversy for the way it was scored. The score was tied at 1-1 before Tanaka got on the scoresheet.

Tanaka scored off an assist from Kaoru Mitoma. While the final strike was not in question, controversy arose over the manner in which Mitoma received the ball near the touchline and then passed it to his teammate.

WATCH: Lionel Messi's sensational goal for Argentina in his 1000th career game

Lionel Messi finally scored a goal in the World Cup knockout round on Saturday as he inspired Argentina to a 2-1 win over Australia that set up a quarter-final showdown with the Netherlands.

WATCH: Lionel Messi's sensational goal for Argentina in 1000th career game Lionel Messi finally scored in the World Cup knockout round on Saturday as he inspired Argentina to a 2-1 win over Australia that set up a quarter-final showdown with the Netherlands. .Agence France-Presse Updated: Dec 04, 2022 09:14 AM IST Read Time:2 min

WATCH: Lionel Messi's sensational goal for Argentina in his 1000th career game

Lionel Messi scored a goal for Argentina in the 35th minute of the game against Australia in the FIFA World Cup. © AFP

Tennis: Mukund Sasikumar - Reluctant, realistic new India ATP ranking No.1

The 25-year-old, ranked 341st in the world, is India's new men's singles No.1 player, but he realizes there is a long way to go.

Sasikumar Mukund is India's new No. 1 men's singles player Facebook/Sasikumar Mukund

Sasikumar Mukund said he was overwhelmed with congratulatory messages when he came to Chennai for a short break. A day later, on Monday, the news was confirmed - the 25-year-old became India's new No. 1 men's singles tennis player according to the Live ATP Rankings.

Australia scored seven goals in the five-match Test series against India

Australia won the first two matches of the five-match Test series.

India lost to Australia for the second consecutive match (4-7), trailing the five-match Test series 0-2. The first match was quite entertaining, both teams played intense hockey, but after the start of the fourth quarter, the second match was a one-sided affair that decided the fate of the match.

India put Australia on the backfoot with the first goal inside the first four minutes, but the Kookaburras always fought hard and converted a PC for the fourth try in a row. India denied Australia three PCs but couldn't level the score at 1-1 in the fourth.

Picking selectors: An important job in Indian cricket, but who will take it?

Difficult, unusual work, lack of popularity, and a lot of blame when things go wrong - it's no wonder it's the last choice of most qualified candidates.

A cricket organization recently sacked an entire department.

In fact, it is an educated guess that the people in the department who were fired, none of them completed their terms, but the company advertised for their jobs. Advertising authenticity, a requirement mandated on the agency by an independent review following a corruption scandal and conflict of interest lawsuit, is the only surety anyone has on this development.

Happy Birthday Sania Mirza: Top controversies surround the Indian tennis star at PICS

Indian tennis legend Sania Mirza celebrates her 36th birthday on Tuesday (November 15). Amid divorce rumours, Sania's husband Shoaib Malik was the first to wish her. In this collection of photos, we look at some of the top controversies surrounding Sania Mirza's life and career.

Almost a decade ago, a fatwa was issued against Sania Mirza for wearing a short skirt during a tennis match. She faced many sexist comments for her attire. (Source: Twitter)

In 2007, the Minority Welfare Department filed a complaint against Sania Mirza for entering the mosque premises and firing. His firing drew angry reactions from locals, some clerics and activists. (Source: Twitter)

'It's a shame that Indian boys...': England star lashes out at Rahul Dravid's 'foreign league' status

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Updated on November 13, 2022 at 03:05 PM IST

On Saturday, three nights after his unbeaten 86 against India, the England star made a big comment on Rahul Dravid's 'foreign league' comments.

One of the many reasons behind India's shock loss to England in the T20 World Cup semi-final in Adelaide on Thursday was that India's players rested on Big Bash League experience compared to most of the players in the Jos Buttler-led side. India head coach Rahul Dravid was asked about the same moments after India's 10-wicket defeat and replied that players could be sent for foreign leagues as it would spoil the domestic season which would have been held at the same time. On Saturday, three nights after his heroics of 86 not out against India, England's Alex Hales countered Dravid's statement with a big comment.

F1 to end major sponsor deal with potential alternative line-up

With one of F1's main sponsors set to expire, the series is believed to already have a replacement line-up.

Formula 1's lucrative sponsorship deal with airline Emirates is set to expire after the 2022 season, sources have told RacingNews365.com.

Emirates - one of the UAE's two flag carriers - has been a partner of F1 since 2013 and signed their most recent deal in '18, which is set to expire at the end of the '22 campaign.

The airline enjoys considerable branding and marketing opportunities through F1, including race title sponsor deals, trackside advertising, fan zones, hot laps, as well as VIP experiences for customers at Grand Prix.

Indian women cricketers will collect the same match fee as their male counterparts, BCCI secretary Jai Shah has confirmed

They will earn INR 15 lakh per Test, INR 6 lakh for each ODI and 3 lakh for T20I.

India's centrally contracted women cricketers are set to earn the same match fee as their male counterparts for appearing in international matches, according to BCCI secretary Jay Shah, as per the board's new pay equity policy.

Under this policy, women - like men - will earn Rs 15 lakh for a Test, Rs 6 lakh for an ODI and Rs 3 lakh for a T20. These amounts are significantly higher than the flat INR 1 lakh and 2.5 lakh for a Test match that Indian women players currently earn for an ODI or T20I game.