If God had a name, for many people round the world - not just in Argentina - it might be Diego Armando Maradona. It's not blasphemous on his part to take on the role; he often signs autographs as D10s; a multiple play of words and numbers.
Rathore announces assistance to ailing Asian Gold medallistTaking note of the severe illness of Asiad Gold medallist Hakam Singh Bhattal, who is suffering from liver psoraris, union youth welfare and sports minister Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore has announced financial assistance of Rs.… Read MoreLiverpool upbeat after transfer coups as Man United sweatLiverpool have spent big in the transfer window in an attempt to close the gap on Premier League champions Manchester City but it has been a summer of intense frustration for Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho.
from Sports… Read More1st Test: India restrict England to 285/9 on Day 1Jonny Bairstow and Joe Root had just completed a 100-run partnership for the fourth wicket in decent time and were looking good for many more before the England captain was run out by a direct hit from Virat Kohli.
from Spor… Read MoreCheteshwar Pujara's axe whips up selection debateIt's true that Cheteshwar Pujara, who has an average of 50.34 in Tests, hasn't had the best of times leading up to Edgbaston, but it's equally true that the man who was chosen ahead of him - Shikhar Dhawan - hasn't done anyth… Read MoreUEFA increases Samir Nasri doping ban from six to 18 monthsUEFA extended former France international Samir Nasri's doping ban from six to 18 months on Wednesday over the intravenous drip treatment he received at a Los Angeles clinic in 2016.
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