Новости за 11.04.2018

Rajasthan Royals returned to their original home ground on a winning note as they defeated Delhi Daredevils by 10 runs (DLS) in a rain-truncated Indian Premier League 2018 match at the Sawai Mansingh Stadium in Jaipur on Wednesday.

Chennai Super Kings' injury woes continue with talismanic Suresh Raina set to be ruled out of their next match against Kings XI Punjab to be held at the IS Bindra Stadium in Mohali on April 15 with a calf injury.

The Cauvery water dispute forced the BCCI to shift Chennai Super Kings' remaining home games to Pune as the state administration expressed inability to ensure adequate security arrangements for the Indian Premier League (IPL) matches.

Shooter Shreyasi Singh entered the 2010 Commonwealth Games shattered with grief following the sudden demise of her father. Her campaign was over in a jiffy as she coped with the feeling of utter helplessness, despair and disbelief.

Confident it may be after bouncing back in style but the Indian women's hockey team faces a humongous task when it takes on world number five and favourites Australia in the semifinals of the Commonwealth Games on Thursday.

The International Cricket Council has created a dispute resolution panel to hear Pakistan's compensation claim against arch-rival India for refusing to play a bilateral series.

Heena Sidhu's father Rajvir Singh recognized the role of Ukrainian pistol shooting legend Anatolii Piddubnyi in honing the shooting skills of her daughter.

India continued to be at third spot in the medal standings winning one gold and two bronze at the Commonwealth Games on Wednesday. Star wrestler Sushil Kumar will hit the mat in men's freestyle 74kg event on Thursday.

The Indian men's hockey team scored two goals in the final three minutes to overcome England 4-3 in a thrilling match to top Pool B and enter the semi-finals of the 21st Commonwealth Games here on Wednesday.

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Indian shooters enjoyed another fruitful day at the 21st Commonwealth Games as Shreyasi Singh won gold in the women's double trap event while Ankur Mittal and Om Mitharwal took bronze in their respective men's categories.

Fit-again top seed PV Sindhu led the charge as Indian shuttlers made short work of their respective rivals to enter pre-quarterfinals of the singles competition in the Commonwealth Games on Wednesday.

The matches scheduled to be held in Chennai in the ongoing Indian Premier League 2018, are likely to be shifted to another venue due to protests over Cauvery water dispute, ANI reported quoting sources.

In a rare social media reaction after being trolled on Twitter after he conceded 19 runs in five balls on Tuesday night as Chennai Super Kings pulled off a sensational last-over chase of 203, Kolkata Knight Riders bowler R Vinay Kumar has tweeted to irate fans to remind them that cricket is a game of contrasting results and emotions.

India’s top-ranked double trap shooter Ankur Mittal has won bronze on Wednesday in the double trap men’s finals of the 2018 Commonwealth Games, shooting a total of 53 after ten target shots for his first CWG medal.

Shreyasi Singh has increased India’s medal tally at the 2018 Commonwealth Games to 23, shooting her way to a career-best gold in the women’s double trap final on Wednesday. Her successful performance thus gave India its second medal of the day, following the bronze won by shooter Om Mitharval in the 50m pistol men’s finals.

Day seven of the 2018 Commonwealth Games has brought more good news with shooters Shreyasi, Om Mitharval and Ankur Mittal winning medals and MC Mary Kom lifting hopes of a boxing gold.

Day seven of the 2018 Commonwealth Games has brought more good news with shooters Shreyasi, Om Mitharval and Ankur Mittal winning medals and MC Mary Kom lifting hopes of a boxing gold.

Day seven of the 2018 Commonwealth Games has brought more good news with shooters Shreyasi Gold, Om Mitharval and Ankur Mittal winning medals and MC Mary Kom lifting hopes of a boxing gold.

Day seven of the 2018 Commonwealth Games has brought more good news for India’s sporting contingent, with shooter Om Mitharval winning his second bronze and five-time world champion and Olympic bronze medalist MC Mary Kom progressing to the final of the women’s 45-48kg boxing event.

The father of an Indian shooter who is part of the CWG squad got unauthorised access to the athletes’ lounge at the Belmont shooting centre, leading to an unpleasant situation.

Former international archer Limba Ram, who is suffering from a neuro-degenerative condition, will only get worse with time, doctors treating him told TOI on Tuesday.

Gymnast Meghna Reddy Gundlapally has complained that the IOA did not help get in getting accreditation for her personal coach - Varvara Filiou Bapbapa of Greece - to train and visit her at the athletes’ village.

Om Mitharval has become India’s second double-medalist at the 2018 Commonwealth Games by taking bronze in the 50m pistol men’s final on Wednesday, shooting a total score of 201.1 to finish third