Bangalore: Yuvraj Singh, who smashed a blistering century against West Indies A, said his knock was very satisfying today as it came against a high quality West Indies attack.
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Mohali: Drama, intrigue, uncertainty, some blackmail -it's all building up very nicely even before the qualifying rounds of the CLT20 tournament have seen a ball bowled in anger at the PCA Stadium he

Hyderabad karateka Syeda Falak showed her prowess once again by clinching a gold medal in the women's 68 kg individual kumite category at the Grand National Karate Championship organised by the Karat

The weather was grey, but splashing blue on the day was the India A team, which was led from the front by Yuvraj Singh. In a rain-curtailed match at the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium here on Sunday, the hosts won the series opener against West Indies A by 77 runs.

Yuvraj Singh may be currently out of favour but the hugely confident southpaw made a strong statement to the selectors as well as his peers that he’s still a big contender for a slot in the Indian middle order which is quite open.

Calling the life ban imposed on S. Sreesanth “bizarre”, his lawyer Rebecca John said the tainted pacer will challenge the BCCI’s decision in court as it is “completely against the principles of natural justice”.

Drama, intrigue, uncertainty, some blackmail — it’s all building up very nicely even before the qualifying rounds of the CLT20 tournament have seen a ball being bowled at the PCA Stadium here.

Life has given Shikhar Dhawan a few knocks, but having come through that phase, he in now sailing calmer waters. An eye-popping Test debut, a richly-successful return to the one-day squad, matrimony and now, captaincy of his IPL franchise, the Sunrisers Hyderabad, ahead of the Champions League T20 qualifiers, that get under way here on Tuesday.

The old Yuvraj Singh is back. Known for his ability to hit the ball out of the ground at will, Yuvi gave fans a lot to cheer when he bludgeoned his way to 123 against the West Indies A. 
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It may have needed the intervention of the Prime Minister’s Office to ensure the Faislabad Wolves would travel to India for the Champions League in the first place, but Pakistan’s domestic T20 champions have found their troubles are far from over.