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Horoscope Today, 24 September 2022: Check astrological prediction for Aries, Taurus, Gemini, Cancer and other signs – Times of India

The daily horoscope is determined by the position of the moon and sun. A person’s personality is determined by the traits and characteristics given in his horoscope. How would you feel if you come to know what’s going to happen throughout the whole day before starting your day in the morning? Horoscopes give us a hint about all the things that we are going to face for the entire day. Read the daily predictions given below for each horoscope to find out what is in store for you today in your luck. Aries: Today, you are blessed by Moon. Which may give you confidence. You may be able to take important decision confidently. You are decisive also, so may grab the opportunity without a second thought. You will also plan for higher studies. You may likely to meet with some intellectual people,...
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Rohit’s blitzkrieg complements Axar’s spell as India pulls level

Wade’s dazzling, unbeaten 43 and Zampa’s triple strike go in vain for Australia in the second T20I reduced to an eight-a-side shootout due to a wet outfield; Bumrah shows encouraging signs on his comeback; Karthik provides the winning punch Wade’s dazzling, unbeaten 43 and Zampa’s triple strike go in vain for Australia in the second T20I reduced to an eight-a-side shootout due to a wet outfield; Bumrah shows encouraging signs on his comeback; Karthik provides the winning punch Rohit Sharma (46 n.o., 20b, 4x4, 4x6) and Axar Patel (two for 13) scripted a six-wicket win for India against Australia in the second T20I here on Friday. The victory helped the Men in Blue level the three-match series 1-1. The outing was reduced to an eight-over-per-side shootout as the start was delayed du...
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Rohit Sharma’s unbeaten 46 in 20 helps India beat Australia in a shootout

Riding on Rohit Sharma’s cultured blitz, India got back to winning ways. They were running away with the game when leg-spinner Adam Zampa intervened with the wickets of Virat Kohli and Suryakumar Yadav in successive deliveries. Suddenly the asking rate started to climb. As the game neared its end, the hosts required 14 off seven balls, on the heels of Hardik Pandya’s dismissal. But Rohit played a classy – he oozed class throughout – cut shot for a four against Pat Cummins to bring the equation down to 10 runs off the final over. Dinesh Karthik sealed the deal in the first two balls from Daniel Sams, hitting a six followed by a four. Chasing 91 for victory in a truncated game, India won by six wickets with four balls to spare to level the three-match series. The warm embrace that Karthik...
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Brace of cuts from Rohit, Bumrah’s yorker from hell and Harshal, a forlorn figure

The pulls of Rohit Sharma were typically regal — the stroke fetched him three sixes and a four, each worthy of an essay in itself, each struck with a slice of cricketing divinity. But on the elegance-scale, two of his cut shots shaded out the pull. The first was when Daniel Sams flung one too wide and short outside off-stump. Sharma did not throw his bat at it, he seldom does, but just extended his arms, from the crease, and glided the ball through the vacant slips, fine and fast enough to beat third man. The next was classier. Cummins had erred slightly on the shorter side, a misdirected slower ball, and Sharma just worked the ball past backward point with nothing but a gentle swish of his wrists. The shot seemed nothing but a reluctant steer, but such was the timing that it purred al...
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‘There were better ways to handle this situation’: FIDE criticises Carlsen for his conduct in the Niemann Saga, prepared to task Fair Play Commission

Two days after Magnus Carlsen resigned in his rematch against Hans Niemann after making just one move, The International Chess Federation (FIDE) has criticised the five time world champion for his conduct in the ongoing saga between the Norwegian and American GM. In a statement made public, Arkady Dvorkovich, the FIDE President said, “We strongly believe that the World Champion has a moral responsibility attached to his status, since he is viewed as a global ambassador of the game.” “His actions impact the reputation of his colleagues, sportive results, and eventually can be damaging to our game. We strongly believe that there were better ways to handle this situation.” FIDE statement on the Carlsen – Niemann polemichttps://t.co/bttAPW3wq5 pic.twitter.com/d96naywBgj — International Che...
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Jhulan, pace spearhead and bridge between generations, bids adieu

In the 1997 women’s World Cup final at Eden Gardens Jhulan Goswami was a ball girl and was wowed by Australian seamer Cathryn Fitzpatrick’s pace and movement. After that final, the Diego Maradona fan made up her mind about wanting to play for India one day. About two-and-a-half decades down the line, as Jhulan is set to play her final game for India, she has been accorded a rare honour that eluded even the likes of Rahul Dravid and VVS Laxman – retiring on the field and playing the farewell game at the Mecca of cricket. The third ODI between England Women and India Women at Lord’s on Saturday would be Jhulan’s last. She leaves the international scene as the highest wicket-taker across formats in women’s internationals – 353 and one more chance to add to the tally tomorrow. An internatio...
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Ind vs Aus, 2nd T20I | Rohit Sharma, Axar Patel guide India to series-levelling win in curtailed match

While Rohit displayed his six-hitting prowess, Axar bowled a fiery spell, snaring two wickets in the two overs he bowled while conceding just 13 runs While Rohit displayed his six-hitting prowess, Axar bowled a fiery spell, snaring two wickets in the two overs he bowled while conceding just 13 runs Rohit Sharma displayed his six-hitting prowess with an unbeaten 46 after Axar Patel snapped two wickets in a fiery spell as India notched up a series-levelling six-wicket win over Australia in a rain hit second T20I here on Friday.The India skipper smashed four sixes and as many fours as he single-handedly helped India chase down a target of 91 with four balls to spare in a match which was reduced to eight overs a side due to a wet outfield.Earlier, Matthew Wade smacked an unbeaten 20-ball ...
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India vs Australia 2nd T20I Highlights: Six-hitting Rohit Sharma guides India to series-levelling win over Australia | Cricket News – Times of India

NAGPUR: Rohit Sharma displayed his six-hitting prowess with an unbeaten 46 after Axar Patel snapped two wickets in a fiery spell as India notched up a series-levelling six-wicket win over Australia in a rain hit second T20I here on Friday. The India skipper smashed four sixes and as many fours as he single-handedly helped India chase down a target of 91 with four balls to spare in a match which was reduced to eight overs a side due to a wet outfield. Scorecard | As it happenedEarlier, Matthew Wade smacked an unbeaten 20-ball 43 to fire Australia to a 90 for five. Wade hit four boundaries and three towering sixes -- all in the final over off Harshal Patel (0/32) -- while skipper Aaron Finch hit 31 off 15 after Rohit invited Australia to bat in a match that was delayed by two-and-half hou...
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IndiGo airlines charges star goalie and Olympian PR Sreejesh for 41-inch hockey stick, says only 38-inch allowed for free | Off the field News – Times of India

BENGALURU: A 41-inch hockey stick resulted in Indian hockey goalkeeping ace and Olympic bronze medalist PR Sreejesh being charged extra by IndiGo airlines at Bengaluru’s Kempegowda International Airport (KIA) on Friday evening. The airline ground staff claimed his stick exceeded the permissible limit by three inches and collected Rs 1,500 from the Olympian. Sources with the Bengaluru Airport said the incident with the hockey star who was the former Indian team captain unfolded around 7 pm before he was scheduled to board IndiGo airlines flight 6E 382 from Bengaluru to Kochi. The airline’s ground staff at KIA forced him into paying extra for the hockey stick he was carrying as part of his kit after allegedly stating that he was permitted to carry a stick stretching only upto 38 inches an...
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Indian football returns to field with clash against Singapore

After months of federation politics, allegations and counter-allegations, uncertainty over the future of the chief coach and the risk of being an international pariah, the Indian football team will return to action on Saturday when they take on Singapore in a three-nation friendly tournament in Ho Chi Minh City. Since May, the focus in Indian football has largely been on off-field affairs given the goings-on within the All India Football Federation. But with a new body now in place, and the technical committee extending the contract of coach Igor Stimac until the end of the Asian Cup, India can finally start its preparation for next year’s continental championship. But it begins in a far-from-ideal situation. Even though most of the players have had a proper pre-season with their clubs,...
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Rahane’s advice helps Jaiswal to double ton in Duleep Trophy final

“The words are still fresh. I have kept them close to my heart. Ajju bhai (Ajinkya Rahane) once told me that to play a long innings, start with small goals. Keep targets of five runs each, don’t play anything rash and most importantly, just stay there. To win a big battle, I need to stay at the crease and runs will surely come. A good ball may take your wicket, but you don’t give any chance.” Yashasvi Jaiswal recalls the words of wisdom he received during the first game of this season’s Duleep Trophy while batting with Rahane, who is captaining West Zone. At 20, the Mumbai opener has been in a rich vein of form. His unbeaten 209 runs against South Zone in a tight final at Coimbatore, is his second double hundred in two weeks. Jaiswal had come from a healthy Ranji Trophy season where he...
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Laver Cup match briefly halted after protester sets arm on fire on court | Tennis News – Times of India

A man ran on to the court in London's O2 Arena and set his arm on fire on Friday to protest the use of private jets in Britain, briefly halting the Laver Cup meeting between Stefanos Tsitsipas and Diego Schwartzman. Security personnel acted quickly to drag the man off the court before play resumed following a quick check of the surface which was not damaged during the bizarre incident. British media reported that the protestor was a member of the End UK Private Jets group, which claims "carbon emissions in 2022 are genocide." Tsitsipas went on to win the match 6-2 6-1 to give Team Europe a 2-0 lead over the Rest Of The World in the competition after Casper Ruud had earlier beaten Jack Sock 6-4 5-7 10-7. Swiss great Roger Federer is due to take to the court later in the day for the final...
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Cristiano Ronaldo charged by FA for clash with Everton fan | Football News – Times of India

MANCHESTER (United Kingdom): Cristiano Ronaldo was charged with "improper and/or violent" conduct by the English Football Association on Friday for an incident dating back five months. Footage showed Ronaldo appearing to knock a fan's mobile phone to the ground after United's 1-0 defeat at Everton on April 9, for which the Portuguese was cautioned by Merseyside Police. "Cristiano Ronaldo has been charged with a breach of FA Rule E3 for an incident that took place after Manchester United FC's Premier League match against Everton on Saturday 9 April 2022," said a FA spokesperson. "It is alleged that the forward's conduct after the final whistle was improper and/or violent." After the incident, which occurred when Ronaldo was making his way towards the tunnel, the 37-year-old issued a soci...
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Ronaldo charged with improper conduct after smashing fan’s phone

Manchester United forward Cristiano Ronaldo has been charged with improper conduct by the Football Association (FA) for smashing a teenage fan’s phone to the ground following a defeat at Everton last season. Ronaldo, 37, apologised to the 14-year-old fan via social media after the incident, which took place after United’s 1-0 defeat at Goodison Park in April. “Cristiano Ronaldo has been charged with a breach of FA Rule E3 for an incident that took place after Manchester United FC’s Premier League match against Everton FC on Saturday 9 April 2022,” the FA said in a statement. “It is alleged that the forward’s conduct after the final whistle was improper and/or violent.” United said they would support Ronaldo in his response to the charge. Ronaldo was cautioned by the police in August reg...
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WATCH: ‘Baby AB’, Dewald Brevis hits five sixes in his six-ball CPL 2022 innings

Dewald Brevis earned the global recognition as ‘Baby AB’ fairly early in his career. At the U19 World Cup earlier this year in the Caribbean. So it was only fitting that he lived up to his reputation during his second tour. In his six-ball-innings for St Kitts and Nevis Patriots, Brevis hit five consecutive sixes spread across the 19th and 20th over of the innings against Trinbago Knight Riders on Thursday, September 22. 6️⃣6️⃣6️⃣6️⃣6️⃣@BrevisDewald hits 5 sixes in his 6-ball knock Catch all the action from the CPL T20, only on #FanCode 👉 https://t.co/PuS2wai1f6@CPL #CaribbeanPartyOnFanCode #CPL22 pic.twitter.com/jNeY82XtPg — FanCode (@FanCode) September 23, 2022 Having started off his innings with a dot ball, Brevis finished strong in his next five and took the team to 163/6 in 20 ove...
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T20 World Cup: Indian spinners will play a game-changing role on Australia pitches, says Muralitharan | Cricket News – Times of India

NEW DELHI: As the T20 World Cup is just around the corner, Sri Lankan great Muttiah Muralitharan said that India have enough spinners in their team and they will play a game-changing role for the Men in Blue on Australia pitches. Pitches in Australia are often believed to aid the pacers, however, Sri Lanka legend believes that India have enough spinners on their side and they will play a big part in the World Cup. "I have seen their three spinners playing, so I think it's a penalty in Australian conditions as it does not spin much. The spinners will play a big part in the World Cup. I think India got enough spinners to bowl on those pitches," Muttiah Muralitharan told ANI. Talking about who will be the T20 World Cup champion, Muralitharan said Australia might win the tournament because ...
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Sandesh Jhingan unlikely starter as India take on Singapore in international friendly | Football News – Times of India

HO CHI MINH CITY (Vietnam): Senior defender Sandesh Jhingan might be rested during India's first FIFA international friendly against Singapore in the Hung Thinh Friendly Football Tournament on Saturday. Jhingan and teammate Chinglensana Singh didn't accompany the team due to travel document related issues and only boarded a 3 am flight on Friday morning. As per sources in the team, head coach Igor Stimac might just rest Jhingan for the opening game and give him a start against Vietnam, a team that reached the quarter-finals of the 2019 Asian Cup. Head coach Stimac, however, sounded confident yet cautious on the eve of India's first meeting with Singapore in 10 years. The Croatian coach said though Singapore have made huge progress in the past few years, India have the ability to tame th...
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“I thought I would be sent home” When Matthew Hayden fired a rocket in Nagpur into a train that made him fear

Matthew Hayden shared a hilarious story about his experience in Nagpur, the venue for the second T20 between India and Australia. Hayden set the context first, bringing up the 2005 triumph when Australia crushed India by 342 runs in Nagpur in a Test to win the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. The episode occurred in the celebrations. “I can tell this story now as it’s more than 10 years!” He started on air on Star Sports. Hayden said he came out in the night from the team hotel to lit up a firecracker: a rocket. It wiggled out of control and took a completely different route than what he had anticipated. “It took off into a house. It was an open building (under construction). it went through the house and into a train! I thought I was going to be sent home. Luckily no one was hurt and I did go...
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Son’s late free-kick earns South Korea draw with Costa Rica in friendly | Football News – Times of India

Son Heung-min's late free-kick earned South Korea a 2-2 draw with fellow World Cup qualifiers Costa Rica in a friendly international in Goyang on Friday. The Tottenham Hotspur forward curled his 85th minute set piece past substitute goalkeeper Patrick Sequeira minutes after Esteban Alvarado had been sent off for handling the ball outside the penalty area. Wolverhampton Wanderers forward Hwang Hee-chan had given the Koreans the lead in the 28th minute, coolly stroking in 18 yards out after being fed the ball from the right by Yoon Jong-gyu. Son and Kwon Chang-hoon both saw efforts cleared off the line within seconds of each other as the home side sought a second before Costa Rica levelled with four minutes left in the half. Gerson Torres' ball from wide on the right drifted over the Kore...
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