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    Ness Wadia backs Juhi Chawla's proposal to start IPL in January, says cricket calendar must allow change

    Ness Wadia agrees with Juhi Chawla's suggestion of starting the IPL in January, stressing that it is reliant on the cricketing schedule worldwide. He believes that an earlier start could ease challenges posed by heat and rain in typical months. While he appreciates the idea, he cautioned against adding more teams at this point. Wadia emphasized the IPL's potential for growth, noting its relative youth among international leagues.

    Corporate offsites, incentive trips make a comeback as companies resume travel plans

    Corporate offsites and incentive trips are witnessing a revival as companies resume travel plans. Businesses are now scheduling deferred trips alongside new programmes for enhanced team engagement. Popular destinations include both domestic locations like Goa and international options such as Japan and Thailand. Companies aim to create curated experiences that foster collaboration and learning among employees. The focus remains on building connections and strengthening team culture during these offsites.

    Arshdeep Singh makes history: First Indian to take 150 T20I wickets

    Arshdeep Singh achieved a significant milestone by becoming the first Indian bowler with 150 T20I wickets. He reached this landmark by dismissing New Zealand's captain Mitchell Santner during the fourth T20I match. Additionally, Arshdeep set a new record for the most T20I wickets by a Full Member bowler in a calendar year. In the same match, New Zealand's Glenn Phillips scored an impressive 107 runs off 49 balls.

    Tilak Varma’s family was once too poor to own a home. Today, his Hyderabad home worth crores, has a swimming pool, private gym, puja room

    Tilak Varma’s Hyderabad home is a study of mixing comfort with elegance. The house is multi-stoered and costs anything from Rs 5 to Rs 10 crores.

    'Investors must have a long-term view to unlock India's sports market potential': JioStar VC Uday Shankar

    Uday Shankar highlights that India's sports industry presents substantial long-term investment opportunities, particularly in cricket and others. He urges potential investors to adopt a longer timeframe beyond five years for returns. Shankar also notes that while cricket remains dominant, other sports are gaining significant audiences as well. The challenges include rising media-rights costs and competition with technology platforms. Furthermore, simplifying cricket formats could enhance viewer enjoyment and excitement over time.

    I have shown my India connect more publicly of late but been proud of it my whole life: Arvid Lindblad

    Arvid Lindblad, the 19-year-old Racing Bulls driver, highlights his Indian heritage during the Formula 1 season. He maintains close ties with his Indian family, spending time with his grandparents and enjoying Indian culture. Recently, Lindblad gained support from fans in India due to his exceptional racing performance. He acknowledges the differences between life in Europe and India, particularly in terms of social dynamics.

    • Asian Games IND vs PAK: Blue wave sweeps Nagoya as fans turn India-Pakistan final into carnival

      Indian fans turned Nagoya blue ahead of the Asian Games India-Pakistan cricket final, with many travelling from Tokyo by Shinkansen and paying steep ticket prices. For the expatriate community, the high-profile clash offered a taste of home while giving cricket in Japan a significant boost.

      AI clones are turning celebrity likeness into a new business

      Studio Blo is developing a platform for celebrities to license their digital likenesses for advertising purposes. This platform allows brands to use celebrity clones without requiring their physical presence at shoots. The company emphasises consent, ownership, and traceability in its cloning process.

      JioStar secures 15 brands across eight categories for West Indies tour of India

      JioStar has confirmed 15 sponsorships for the upcoming West Indies tour of India in 2026. The sponsors represent various categories including banking, wellness, and automotive. This series will consist of three ODIs and five T20Is starting in late September. The broadcaster aims to engage audiences through targeted advertising during the festive season. JioStar plans a six-month cricket calendar featuring multiple series with various touring teams.

      Virat Kohli says 2027 World Cup will be his last for India, but how many ODIs does he have left?

      Virat Kohli has said the 2027 ODI World Cup will be his last for India as he prepares for a fresh season of white ball cricket. With that announcement now out, focus shifts to exactly how many ODIs he has left before that final tournament. This piece lays out the full list of matches coming up for Kohli, series by series, with dates, venues and days

      School Assembly News Headlines September 22: Top India, world, business and sports updates

      School Assembly news headlines, 23 Septemeber: The latest news roundup covers major developments across India and abroad, including institutional changes, diplomatic engagements, education reforms, energy infrastructure, market trends and international affairs. Sports headlines feature India’s Asian Games campaign, while business updates track natural diamond prices and nuclear power activity. The collection brings together key developments shaping today’s national, global, economic, sporting and public policy landscape overall.

      India vs Japan T20I Highlights: How India survived a major scare against 41st ranked team after dramatic wide ball controversy in the final over

      In a thrilling T20I clash, India edged out Japan by just two runs amid challenging conditions. The match was hampered by relentless rain, limiting both teams to five overs each. Japan showcased impressive bowling, restricting India to a mere thirty-two runs. As the Japanese batters nearly accomplished their chase, a contentious wide-ball decision in the final over heightened the match's dramatic tension.

      India narrowly defeat Japan by two runs in historic T20I after tense finish

      In a thrilling and unpredictable T20I match affected by rain, India clinched a narrow two-run victory over Japan. The Indian batting lineup struggled against the formidable Japanese spinners, plummeting to 32 for four in just five overs. With Charlie Hara-Hinze claiming two wickets and Ibrahim Takahashi adding another, relentless pressure mounted.

      India win first gold at Asian Games 2026 as women’s cricket team thrash Sri Lanka by 147 runs

      India secured their second consecutive Asian Games gold medal in women's cricket. They defeated Sri Lanka by 147 runs in a dominant final match. Smriti Mandhana achieved a significant career milestone during her impressive innings. The team posted the highest total in the history of the competition. This victory solidifies India's strong performance in the sport.

      Asian Games India schedule: Check full list of events, date, venue and other key details

      Asian Games: Indian athletes face new challenges in 2026, with the Asian Games as a key event. The 2025 season saw mixed results across various sports for the nation. Archery and boxing showed promise, while athletics experienced disappointment. The Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games offer a chance to build momentum for future competitions. This multi-sport event is crucial for athletes heading towards the Olympics.

      New Zealand Cricket ropes in Hero Vida as title sponsor for India-New Zealand series

      Hero Vida will be the title sponsor for India's extensive 12-match tour of New Zealand. This significant series marks 100 years of sporting connections between the two nations. The tour includes five T20 Internationals, five One Day Internationals, and two Test matches. This event forms part of New Zealand's year-long '100 Years of Unity through Sport' program. The partnership celebrates ambition and progress, principles deeply rooted in the brand.

      India's unstoppable run to Women's T20 Asia Cup crown

      India produced a dominant all-round display to win its eighth Women’s T20 Asia Cup title, crushing Sri Lanka by 72 runs in Dubai. Smriti Mandhana and Shafali Verma powered a 129-run opening stand, while Sree Charani and Deepti Sharma dismantled Sri Lanka’s chase. India topped batting and bowling metrics, though 17 dropped catches remained a glaring weakness.

      India’s cricket calendar is bursting at the seams. The next FTP could be a chance to fix it

      As the ICC prepares to work on the 2027-31 Future Tours Programme, India faces a delicate balancing act between commercial commitments, international obligations and player workload. The BCCI wants more rest and acclimatisation time, but long Test series, government-linked fixtures and additional games continue to crowd an already congested calendar.

      Emerging sports are the next big business opportunity: Tero India MD

      India’s sports boom is opening up opportunities for entrepreneurs to build businesses beyond cricket.

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