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Day 2 of the 3rd Hockey India Jr Women Academy Championship saw big wins for Ghumanhera Riser's Academy (4-2), Raja Karan Academy (13-0), and Roundglass Punjab Hockey Club Academy (27-0). Other winners included SAG and Ritu Rani Hockey Academy.

GM Arjun Erigaisi's FIDE World Cup quarterfinal against GM Wei Yi goes to a tiebreak after a draw in the second game. Arjun missed a winning chance. Two other quarterfinals also require tiebreaks, with GM Nodirbek Yakubboev being the only semifinalist.

Pakistan beat Zimbabwe by five wickets in the T20I Tri-Series opener. Despite scares in their chase of 148, key knocks from Fakhar Zaman (44) and Usman Khan (37*) saw the hosts home with four balls to spare in Rawalpindi.

India lost 0-1 to Bangladesh in an AFC Asian Cup 2027 Qualifier in Dhaka. Shekh Morsalin's 12th-minute goal was the decider, despite India's strong second-half attacks. The defeat leaves the Blue Tigers at the bottom of Group C.

Bengaluru's Raghu Prasad RV has been named FIH Umpire of the Year for 2025, becoming the first Asian to win the award. With a career spanning 198 international matches, including three Olympics, he was congratulated by Hockey India.

Bhuvneshwar Kumar backed the Indian team for a comeback after a disappointing 30-run Test defeat against South Africa at Eden Gardens. Simon Harmer's eight-wicket haul and Temba Bavuma's half-century gave the Proteas a 1-0 series lead.

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Carlos Alcaraz will miss the Davis Cup 2025 Final 8 after sustaining a muscular edema injury. The Spaniard, who recently became the ATP year-end No. 1, confirmed his withdrawal on Instagram, ending his season prematurely.

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Top seeds Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty won their opening match at the Australian Open 2025, beating Chinese Taipei's Chang Ko-Chi and Po Li-Wei 25-23, 21-16. However, Treesa Jolly and Gayatri Gopichand were knocked out.