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Lucknow Giants lifts T20 Deaf IPL 2025 title
Lucknow Giants lifts T20 Deaf IPL 2025 title

Hans India

time06-08-2025

  • Sport
  • Hans India

Lucknow Giants lifts T20 Deaf IPL 2025 title

The Indian Deaf Cricket Association (IDCA) successfully concluded the 6th T20 Deaf Indian Premier League 2025 at GMSSS, Chandigarh, with Deaf Lucknow Giants lifting the championship trophy after a spirited four-day tournament held from August 1 to 4. The event, organised by the Indian Deaf Cricket Association and supported by the UT Cricket Association (UTCA), featured eight dynamic teams from across the country: Deaf Mumbai Stars, Deaf Delhi Bulls, Deaf Hyderabad Eagles, Deaf Kolkata Warriors, Deaf Chennai Blasters, Deaf Bangalore Badshahs, Deaf Punjab Lions, and the champions Deaf Lucknow Giants. Sumit Jain, president, IDCA, expressed immense pride in the tournament's success. 'This league is more than a championship—it's a celebration of courage, excellence, and the spirit of inclusion. We are proud to offer a national platform that showcases the talent and resilience of deaf athletes.' Tournament Awards: Man of the Match - Akash Singh (Deaf Lucknow Giants); Player of the Series – Pranil More (Deaf Bangalore Badshahs); Best Batsman of the Series – Akash Singh (Deaf Lucknow Giants); Best Bowler of the Series – Pranil More (Deaf Bangalore Badshahs); Best Wicketkeeper of the Series – Santi (Deaf Bangalore Badshahs); Fastest Fifty & Super Sixes – Akash Singh (Deaf Lucknow Giants); Best Fieldsman of the Series – Kuldeep Singh (Deaf Delhi Bulls); Highest Wicket Taker – Abhishek Singh (Deaf Kolkata Warriors); Champions: Deaf Lucknow Giants; Runners-Up: Deaf Bangalore Badshahs.

Babbar Khalsa International operative accused in Qila Lal Singh grenade attack arrested in Delhi: Report
Babbar Khalsa International operative accused in Qila Lal Singh grenade attack arrested in Delhi: Report

Mint

time23-07-2025

  • Politics
  • Mint

Babbar Khalsa International operative accused in Qila Lal Singh grenade attack arrested in Delhi: Report

A terrorist from Babbar Khalsa International (BKI) was arrested in Delhi on Wesdnesday, 23 July, Special Cell confirmed. The arrested terrorist is one 29-year-old Akash Deep alias Akash Singh, one of the key accused in grenade attack on Qila Lal Singh police station on April 7 this year. He is also wanted by NIS in arms trafficking case. On, Monday, another man allegedly linked to Babbar Khalsa International (BKI) was injured in a police encounter near Chappar Chiri, while three of his accomplices were arrested from separate locations across Punjab in connection with the recent Aerocity firing incident. Babbar Khalsa, officially Babbar Khalsa International, is a Khalistani militant organisation that aims to create an independent nation-state of Khalistan in the Punjab region.

William ORourke, Akash Singh shine as LSG posts commanding victory over GT by 33 runs
William ORourke, Akash Singh shine as LSG posts commanding victory over GT by 33 runs

Times of Oman

time23-05-2025

  • Sport
  • Times of Oman

William ORourke, Akash Singh shine as LSG posts commanding victory over GT by 33 runs

Ahmedabad: Fiery bowling from Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) bowler William ORourke and Akash Singh Maharaj led Lucknow to a commanding victory of 33 runs over Gujarat Titans (GT) in the ongoing Indian Premier League (IPL) on Thursday, at the Narendra Modi Cricket Stadium, Ahmedabad. GT remains on top in the IPL points table, after this defeat, with 9 wins and 4 defeats in their 13 matches, they have 18 points. On the other hand, LSG is placed on sixth with six victories and seven defeats in their 13 macthes, they have 12 points. Chasing a huge target of 236, GT captain Shubman Gill and Sai Sudharsan, the top two scorers of the ongoing Indian Premier League (IPL), opened the innings for GT in the second innings. Sai Sudharsan the orange cap holder of IPL 2025 was removed in the fifth over by William ORourke for 21 (16), his inings included four fours, Jos Butler joined GT skipper in the middle. GT finished their power-play on 67/1, after Butler smashed Avesh Khan for 21 runs. GT kept getting boundaries on regular intervals before Khan removed Gill in the 8th over courtesy a brilliant catch from Abdul Samad on long off, Gill made 35 (20), his innings included seven fours, Sherfane Rutherford joined Butler in the middle. Jos Butler was batting in a good rhythm before he was cleaned up by Akash Singh for 33 (18), he smashed three fours and two sixes, Shahrukh Khan joined Rutherford in the middle. Shahrukh and Rutherford brought up 50 runs partnership for the fourth wicket in just 27 balls, both the batters smashed Shahbaz Ahmed for 19 runs in the 15th over. GT required 71 runs in 30 balls. William ORourke removed Rutherford in the 17th over for 38 (22) his innings included a four and three sixes, Rahul Tewatia joined Shahrukh in the middle. Shahrukh Khan brought up his first fifty of IPL 2025, in just 22 balls. O'Rourke took two wickets in the 17th over, he removed Tewatia as well for 2 (3). Ahmed finished his spell after removing Arshad Khan for 1 in the 18th over, GT required 43 runs in 12 balls. Rashid Khan joined Shahrukh in the middle, Avesh removed Shahrukh for 57(29) his innings included five fours and three sixes, Rabada joined Rashid in the middle. Ayush Badoni took two wickets in the last over, as GT fell 33 runs. In bowling, for Lucknow, William O'Rourke (3/27), whereas Avesh Khan and Ayush Badoni picked two wickets each. Earlier in the match, A maiden Indian Premier League (IPL) century from Mitchell Marsh and a quick-fire fifty by Nicholas Pooran powered Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) to a mammoth total of 235/2 in their 20 overs against Gujarat Titans (GT) at the Narendra Modi Stadium on Thursday in the 18th season of the IPL. GT skipper Shubman Gill won the toss and opted to bowl first. Aiden Markram and Mitchell Marsh opened the innings for LSG, providing a solid start. The duo added a 50-run stand within the powerplay as LSG reached 53 for no loss, with Markram being the aggressor. Just after the powerplay, Marsh went after Purple Cap holder Prasidh Krishna, hitting him for a six and a four. He reached his sixth IPL fifty of the season in the 10th over, smashing a six off Sai Kishore in 33 balls. However, Kishore struck in the same over, dismissing Markram for 36 off 24 balls. His knock included three fours and two sixes. Nicholas Pooran joined Marsh at the crease and announced his arrival by hitting Kishore for a six off his very first ball. At the halfway mark, LSG were 97/1. Marsh then took on veteran spinner Rashid Khan, plundering 25 runs in an over, including two sixes and three fours. LSG crossed the 150-run mark in the 15th over, scoring 13 runs off Kishore. At the end of the 15th, they were 160/1. The Marsh-Pooran duo continued their aggressive onslaught, smashing 20 runs off Mohammed Siraj's final over. Marsh brought up his maiden IPL century in just 56 balls in the 17th over. The pair added 100 runs for the second wicket in just 42 balls.P ooran kept up his form in IPL 2025, reaching his fifth fifty of the season in just 23 balls. Arshad Khan finally ended the massive partnership by removing Marsh for 117 off 64 balls -- a brilliant innings laced with ten fours and eight sixes. LSG captain Rishabh Pant came in for the final two overs and made an impact, smashing Rabada for two sixes as LSG posted a daunting total of 235/2 in their 20 overs. In the bowling department, Sai Kishore (1/34) was the most effective for Gujarat. Arshad Khan also claimed a wicket, while the rest of the GT bowlers went wicketless.

LSG's Akash Singh threatens BCCI ban by copying Digvesh Rathi's notebook celebration after clean bowling Jos Buttler
LSG's Akash Singh threatens BCCI ban by copying Digvesh Rathi's notebook celebration after clean bowling Jos Buttler

Hindustan Times

time23-05-2025

  • Sport
  • Hindustan Times

LSG's Akash Singh threatens BCCI ban by copying Digvesh Rathi's notebook celebration after clean bowling Jos Buttler

No matter how much the BCCI try, the tick-tock notebook celebration refuses to die down. Digvesh Singh Rathi or not, the viral tick the notebook celebration found its way into an IPL match through Lucknow Super Giants pacer Akash Singh. The left-arm fast bowler threatened BCCI action by copying Digvesh's celebration after dismissing Gujarat Titans batter Jos Buttler at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad on Thursday. Coming back into the field in the 10th over after he was left bloodied by a Shubman Gill drive in the 6th over, Akash Singh left an immediate impact in the match by sending back Jos Buttler. It was a beautifully disguised slower delivery that beat Buttler all ends up. The former England captain played way too early and got his poles knocked over. Buttler's wicket is a huge one in every match but even more in a high-scoring contest and a grand celebration from the fielding side is more or less on the expected lines. However, Akash Singh's celebration drew special attention. He immediately signalled to the dressing and signed the notebook almost in a tribute to his teammate Digvesh Singh Rathi, who was suspended by the BCCI for breaching IPL Code of Conduct. Digvesh was suspended for ignoring multiple warnings, demerit points and fines for his tickling the notebook celebration, and his heated on-field fight with Abhishek Sharma on the same matter was the last nail in the coffin. It will be interesting to see if Akash, who returned with figures of 1/29 in his 3.1 overs, also gets cautioned in a similar way. IPL's social media handle definitely took note of the left-arm pacer's celebration. Mitchell Marsh struck his maiden IPL century, while Nicholas Pooran hit his fifth half-century this season as Lucknow Super Giants registered a consolation 33-run win over Gujarat Titans. LSG have already been eliminated from the tournament, while GT were through to playoffs even before Thursday's match. Sent in to bat, LSG rode on Marsh and Pooran's whirlwind knocks to post a massive 235 for 2. Marsh scored 117 off 64 balls, studded with 10 boundaries and 8 sixes, while Pooran made a blazing 56 not out off 27 deliveries as the duo shared a 121-run stand for the second wicket. Marsh was especially harsh on GT spinner Rashid Khan in the 12th over, milking him for 25 runs, including two sixes and three boundaries, as the Australian reached the 100-run mark off 56 balls. Earlier, Marsh also shared a 91-run opening-wicket stand with Aiden Markram (36). Chasing, GT were restricted to 202 for 9 by LSG. Shahrukh Khan (57 off 29) top-scored for GT, while Sherfane Rutherford made 38. Besides, skipper Shubman Gill made 35, while Jos Buttler scored 33 off 18 deliveries. William O'Rourke (3/27) was the pick of the bowlers for LSG.

Why are Gujarat Titans wearing lavender jerseys? Details inside
Why are Gujarat Titans wearing lavender jerseys? Details inside

Mint

time22-05-2025

  • Sport
  • Mint

Why are Gujarat Titans wearing lavender jerseys? Details inside

Gujarat Titans are wearing lavender jerseys in their home game against Lucknow Super Giants at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. Gujarat Titans management has provided an update in their official website. "The game will see our Titans don special lavender jerseys for the third year in a row to continue the fight against cancer. As part of the initiative, the franchise plans to distribute 30,000 lavender flags and 10,000 lavender jerseys to fans on Thursday to promote early detection and access to quality care for cancer patients. It further aims to promote awareness about cancer prevention, also encourage lifestyle changes and regular screenings for early diagnosis." Gujarat Titans have taken 18 points from their 12 matches. A win tonight will take them closer to securing a top-two finish, which will give them an extra chance to reach the final. Gujarat Titans captain Shubman Gill won the toss and opted to bowl first. 1 Shubman Gill (C), 2 Jos Buttler (WK), 3 Sherfane Rutherford, 4 M. Shahrukh Khan, 5 Rahul Tewatia, 6 Rashid Khan, 7 Arshad Khan, 8 Kagiso Rabada, 9 R Sai Kishore, 10 Mohammed Siraj, 11 Prasidh Krishna. Substitutes: Sai Sudharsan, Anuj Rawat, Mahipal Lomror, Washington Sundar, Dasun Shanaka Sai Sudharsan, the centurion in the previous match, will come on as the impact substitute. Lucknow Super Giants: 1 Mitchell Marsh, 2 Aiden Markram, 3 Rishabh Pant (C, WK), 4 Nicholas Pooran, 5 Ayush Badoni, 6 Abdul Samad, 7 Himmat Singh, 8 Shahbaz Ahmed, 9 Avesh Khan, 10 Akash Deep, 11 Will O'Rourke. Substitutes: Akash Singh, M. Siddharth, Ravi Bishnoi, David Miller, Arshin Kulkarni Rishabh Pant mentioned at the toss that Akash Singh comes in. One can expect Akash Singh to come from the bench as an impact substitute. Stay updated on all the action from the IPL 2025. Check the IPL 2025 Schedule, track the latest IPL 2025 Points Table, and follow the top performers with the Orange Cap and Purple Cap.

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