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Virat Kohli marked a major career milestone with a record-extending ODI century and an unbeaten 139 as India overhauled West Indies' 295/7 in the first ODI. Shubman Gill provided the ideal foil with a composed hand, while Kuldeep Yadav's incisive spell had earlier checked the visitors' momentum and kept the chase within reach.
India's three-match ODI series against the West Indies opens in Thiruvananthapuram with unusual anticipation for a bilateral contest, underscored by a rapid ticket sellout and the looming 2027 World Cup. The series offers both a strategic testing ground for captain Shubman Gill's side and a rare chance to watch Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma, still chasing major ODI milestones late in their careers.
India's Sawan Barwal produced a breakthrough performance at the 2026 Asian Games, claiming a historic silver medal in the men's marathon with a national record time of 2:11:37. The 28-year-old Army runner from Himachal Pradesh delivered India's first Asian Games athletics medal in the event since 1982, finishing behind Japan's Ichitaka Yamashita in a race run in testing conditions.
Former India wicketkeeper-batter Vijay Dahiya has been appointed head coach of the Delhi men's senior team for the 2026-27 domestic season, replacing Sarandeep Singh. The move brings back a familiar face to Delhi cricket, with Dahiya having previously overseen the side during its last Ranji Trophy triumph in 2007-08. Delhi, a seven-time Ranji champion, has struggled to match its historic stature in recent seasons, and the appointment is being viewed as an attempt to restore stability, experience and competitive edge ahead of the new campaign.
India's women cricketers have delivered a remarkable run of success, winning the Asia Cup and defending their Asian Games gold, yet their achievements have been framed by the same political and media dynamics that have long shaped the men's game. From trophy controversy in Dubai to the lingering influence of India-Pakistan tensions, the team's victories have been celebrated in a climate where sport and statecraft remain tightly entwined.
Hunkkaar arrives as a restrained, probing social drama that rejects sensationalism even as it confronts rape, blind faith and institutional indifference. Anchored by Aneet Padda's grace as Meenu, the series examines how charisma, mob fury and systemic apathy can compound the trauma of a survivor.
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