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Michael Clarke recovers from gastroenteritis

Cricket Australia says Australia captain Michael Clarke spent Sunday night in hospital suffering from gastroenteritis.

FP Archives|Apr 01, 2013, 13:40:34 IST

Cricket Australia says Australia captain Michael Clarke spent Sunday night in hospital suffering from gastroenteritis.[caption id="attachment_680892" align="alignleft" width="380"] Getty Images[/caption]Clarke, who returned home early from Australia's test tour to India with a back injury, was released early Monday morning.In a statement Cricket Australia said the captain "has since been discharged and is recovering at home."Clarke is epxected to take 10 weeks to recover from his back injury, missing the Indian Premier League, to be ready for the Champions League and mid-year Ashes series in England.

High-flying PV Sindhu defeats fellow Indian Unnati Hooda, advances into 2026 China Open round two

Double Olympic medallist PV Sindhu battled past teenage compatriot Unnati Hooda in a hard‑fought opening‑round clash to reach the second round of the China Open.

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What Is 3x3 Basketball, and why India Is playing It at the 2026 CWG for the first time

The 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow have sparked debate with the exclusion of nine sporting events, but they will mark a historic milestone with India’s maiden appearance in the women’s 3x3 wheelchair basketball competition.

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Why India may not witness a medal rush at 2026 Commonwealth Games

A 125-strong Indian contingent is in Glasgow for the 2026 Commonwealth Games, starting today (July 23), chasing international glory. However, with a roster of sports such as badminton and wrestling being cut from the event, the country’s medal chances have been drastically reduced

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MLS probes Inter Miami over Casemiro move despite confirmed signing

Inter Miami have signed Brazil midfielder Casemiro as a free agent, but Major League Soccer has launched an investigation into an alleged tampering issue linked to his move

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'It's not over yet': PV Sindhu makes bold declaration following historic Japan Open title victory

Two‑time Olympic medalist PV Sindhu reaffirmed her belief in herself with a landmark triumph at the Japan Open Super 750, defeating local favourite Akane Yamaguchi in straight sets.