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KL Rahul (Photo by Robert Cianflone/Getty Images) NEW DELHI: Despite England Lions making early inroads after winning the toss and opting to bowl first on Day 1 of the second unofficial Test in Northampton on Friday, India A ended the day at 319/7 in 83 overs, riding on strong contributions from KL Rahul, Karun Nair, and Dhruv Jurel after early setbacks.The morning session belonged to England Lions pacer Chris Woakes, who struck twice to remove openers Yashasvi Jaiswal (17) and captain Abhimanyu Easwaran (11), leaving India A at 40/2.KL Rahul, returning to longer-format cricket, played a composed knock. Go Beyond The Boundary with our YouTube channel. SUBSCRIBE NOW!Alongside Karun Nair, he added 86 runs for the third wicket before Nair was trapped lbw by Woakes for 40. Rahul went on to score a fluent 116 off 168 balls, laced with 15 boundaries, before falling to George Hill shortly after the team crossed the 250-run mark.Middle-order contributions from Dhruv Jurel (52) and Nitish Kumar Reddy (34) kept the scoreboard moving, but wickets fell at regular intervals in the final session.Shardul Thakur (19) was dismissed lbw by spinner Farhan Ahmed, while George Hill claimed two crucial wickets, including that of Jurel.India A ended the day on a balanced position, with Tanush Kotian (5 not out) and Anshul Kamboj (1 not out) at the crease. Despite a few middle-order collapses, they posted a competitive total on a pitch offering movement early on. Gautam Gambhir sends stern message after Bengaluru tragedy Woakes was the pick of the bowlers for the hosts, finishing with 3/50, while George Hill supported well with 2/56.Brief Scores (Day 1):India A 319/7 in 83 overs (KL Rahul 116, Dhruv Jurel 52, Chris Woakes 3/50, George Hill 2/56) vs England Lions.
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CSG skipper Baba Aparajith in action. | Photo Credit: M. PERIASAMY R.S. Mokit Hariharan (46, 22b, 7×4, 2×6) set the stage with a blazing start before skipper B. Aparajith (77 n.o., 48b, 5×4, 5×6) took charge as Chepauk Super Gillies romped home to an eight-wicket win over IDream Tiruppur Tamizhans in the TNPL-9 match at the Sri Ramakrishna College Ground on Friday. Chasing 174, opener Mokit went hammer and tongs in the PowerPlay against the Tamizhans bowlers, who were wayward in their lines and lengths. The left-hander was severe on the leg-side, sweeping the spinners to the fence without fuss as CSG raced to 68 for one in the first six overs. Aparajith and Vijay Shankar then joined forces and kept the pedal to the metal. The two senior pros toyed with a hapless Tamizhans attack, pulling and lofting the bowlers over the ropes. The duo’s unbroken 105-run partnership for the third wicket off just 57 balls ensured the four-time champion cantered home in 16 overs. Earlier, Tushar Raheja’s sparkling knock (79, 43b, 7×4, 5×6) helped Tamizhans post 173 for six after being put in to bat. The left-hander got going, lofting Abhishek Tanwar down the ground before taking on Vijay Shankar. He flicked the medium-pacer over fine leg for a maximum before finding two more boundaries in a 17-run fourth over to give impetus to the innings. Raheja was strong through the off-side, and he maximised it by lofting the pacers and spinners alike over cover. But once he was dismissed, the Super Gillies medium-pacers pulled things back to restrict the former to a par score. CSG’s batters then took over. The scores: IDream Tiruppur Tamizhans 173/6 in 20 overs (Tushar Raheja 79, Pradosh Ranjan Paul 38, Abhishek Tanwar 2/23, Vijay Shankar 2/39) lost to Chepauk Super Gillies 174/2 in 16 overs (R.S. Mokit Hariharan 46, B. Aparajith 77 n.o., Vijay Shankar 41 n.o.). Toss: CSG. Saturday’s match: Nellai Royal Kings vs Trichy Grand Cholas (7. 15 p.m.) Published – June 06, 2025 10:56 pm IST
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Ange Postecoglou (AP Photo) NEW DELHI: Premier League club Tottenham Hotspur on Friday announced the dismissal of their manager Ange Postecoglou, shortly after the Australian guided the side to their first trophy in 17 years through the Europa League triumph.The victory over Manchester United with a 1-0 scoreline in Bilbao marked Tottenham’s first European success in 41 years, additionally securing them a Champions League spot for the upcoming season.However, the club’s dismal domestic performance, their worst since the 1976-77 relegation season, resulted in Postecoglou’s departure.Go Beyond The Boundary with our YouTube channel. SUBSCRIBE NOW!“Following a review of performances and after significant reflection, the Club can announce that Ange Postecoglou has been relieved of his duties,” according to a statement posted on Tottenham’s official X account.The Australian’s tenure ended precisely two years after his appointment from Celtic, with chairman Daniel Levy making the final decision.The club’s Premier League campaign concluded with 22 defeats from 38 matches, placing them 17th, just above Leicester, Ipswich and Southampton, who faced relegation.“The Board has unanimously concluded that it is in the best interests of the club for a change to take place,” the statement continued.“Whilst winning the Europa League this season ranks as one of the club’s greatest moments, we cannot base our decision on emotions aligned to this triumph.”
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