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How craft and architecture can come together to tell new stories of identity and culture




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Janhvi Kapoor made banana with toffee sauce; would you like to try?




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Australian Open: Sania Mirza pulls out of mixed doubles, will play women’s doubles




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25,000 fans turn up to support late Dhanarajan’s family in Gokulam-Churchill clash




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World T20 in mind, India women face England in triangular series opener




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Change in ATP schedule means no big stars for India’s only ATP event




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Novak Djokovic pulls off Miracle in Melbourne to win 8th Australian Open title




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Naomi Osaka suffers woeful Fed Cup return, Spain seal Finals spot




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Nick Kyrgios accuses Acapulco crowd of ‘disrespect’ after retiring hurt




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Rafael Nadal beats Taylor Fritz to win title in Acapulco




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Roger Federer contributes one million swiss francs to help ‘vulnerable’ families




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Tokyo Olympics postponement could delay retirement for Leander Paes




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Billie Jean King says women athletes should stay focused on fight for equality




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Highly unlikely US Open would be held without fans: USTA head Mike Dowse




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Novak Djokovic opposes compulsory coronavirus vaccination




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‘Why should I give them money?’: Dominic Thiem against Djokovic’s player relief fund




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Bad back rules Rafael Nadal out of virtual reality charity match




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Austrians return to the tennis court with singles only, no shaking rules




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Novak Djokovic appears to break confinement rules in Spain




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2021 Australian Open could be in danger of cancellation




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India's 1985 team could trouble Virat's side in ODIs

Ravi Shastri has a firm belief that that the team of 1985 was qualitatively better than the side that won the 1983 World Cup because it was a perfect blend of youth and experience.




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McCullum calls for a Kiwi team in Big Bash League

Several countries, including Australia have imposed travel restrictions, and McCullum feels adding a team from New Zealand in the tournament could pique the interest of the audience in the league, which has suffered a dip in crowd and TV numbers in the past two years.




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'Cricket should start when we get COVID-19 vaccine'

India's Test vice-captain Ajinkya Rahane said cricketers will need at least a month of training before resumption of competitive games, which should happen only after a vaccine for the dreaded coronavirus is discovered. Rahane also said that in a coronavirus-scarred world, the lifestyle of cricketers will undergo a change as far as pre and post-match routines are concerned.




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Kohli is a little bit of an impulsive captain: Nehra

Virat Kohli's Indian team still has a long way to go before it is spoken of in the same breath as Australia of 2000s, believes former India pacer Ashish Nehra. Under Kohli's leadership, India earned its maiden series victory in Australia in 2018-19, achieving the feat after trying for seven decades.




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Indian formula to shine cricket balls post COVID-19

'There could be a law where you can say from the 15th over or the 20th over, you can give the wax polish to the bowlers.'




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Tendulkar recalls 'special' stint at Yorkshire

India's batting great Sachin Tendulkar on Friday recalled his stint for English county club Yorkshire as a 19-year-old in 1992, which he says helped in gaining exposure and improved his game. Tendulkar created history by becoming Yorkshire's first overseas player.




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Tendulkar supports 4,000 underprivileged people

Indian cricket icon Sachin Tendulkar has donated an undisclosed amount to financially help 4,000 underprivileged people, including children from Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) schools, amid the coronavirus pandemic. Tendulkar made the donation to the Hi5 Foundation, a non-profit organisation based out of Mumbai.




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Where could Brazil’s criminal investigation of Jair Bolsonaro lead?




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50% of Covid-19 patients treated with Remdesivir showed positive results: US team




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Wall Street pulls back as dismal economic data piles higher




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Trump threatens new tariffs on China as US mulls retaliatory action over Covid-19




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WHO should be ashamed of itself, it is like a PR agency for China: Trump




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UN chief: World should follow South Korea on COVID-19 fight




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Joe Biden likely to address Tara Reade sexual assault claim on Friday for first time




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Malaysia to reopen most businesses ahead of schedule Monday




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Joe Biden denies sexual assault allegation by ex-Senate aide




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Joe Biden declares sexual assault ‘never, never happened’




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Canada bans assault-style weapons after shooting rampage




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US should lead global effort in developing, distributing COVID-19 vaccine: Congressmen




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Coronavirus Global Updates 2 May: France extends health emergency until July 24




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Women, minorities shoulder front-line work during pandemic




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Coronavirus Global Updates, 03 May: Australia eases distancing rules, Bangkok parks reopen as restrictions eased




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US: Russia could try to covertly advise candidates in 2020




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Hepatitis C drugs may help fight COVID-19, supercomputer simulations suggest




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Joe Biden: Sexual assault case, other controversies that can spoil his presidential bid




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US mulls winding down Covid-19 task force despite over 71,000 deaths, 12 lakh positive cases




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Coronavirus Global Updates, 06 May: We should not rush to lift lockdown restrictions, says Vladimir Putin




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Afghan could’ve one of highest COVID-19 infection rates in world: Global migration agency




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Top UK government scientist quits after breaking COVID-19 lockdown rules




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Powerful earthquake shakes Indonesia; no injuries