Sports/Tournament/Title
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Key Notes
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10th R R
Lakshya Cup 2018
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Divyansh Singh Panwar from Rajasthan
in senior and Nupur Patil in Junior Category
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Dronacharya Awardee and former National Coach Prof.
Sunny Thomas was the chief guest of the event.
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80th National Table tennis
Championship
in Cuttack, Odisha
 
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Achanta Sharath Kamal won
the Men’s Title and Archana Kamath won the Women’s
Title
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Kids’ Golf World Championship
in Malaysia
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Kartik Singh
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He won in the under-8
category Junior world title, to
become
the youngest Indian to win the title
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17th Delhi International Open
Chess tournament in Delhi
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Gukesh
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He achieved this feat by
beating D K Sharma.He
became
India’s 59th Grand Master.
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South Wales Men’s Amateur
Golf Championship held
in Australia
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Kartik Sharma
 
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He defeated
Australia’s Nathan Barberie
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7th
Tata Steel Chess title in Wijk aan Zee, The Netherlands
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Magnus Carlsen
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Viswanathan Anand settled for joint third place
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Badminton
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Premier Badminton League
(PBL) 2019
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Bengaluru
Raptors beat Mumbai Rockets
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Event was held at the
Kanteerava Indoor Stadium in Bengaluru
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Indonesia
Masters 2019 held at the Istora Senayan in Jakarta, Indonesia.
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Title
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Winner
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Runner
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Women’s singles title
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Saina Nehwal of India
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Carolina Marin of Spain
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Men’s singles title
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Danish player Anders
Antonsen
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Kento Momota of Japan
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Men’s double
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Indonesian pair Marcus
Fernaldi Gideon and Kevin Sanjaya Sukamuljo
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Indonesian duo Muhammad
Ahsan and Hendra Setiawan
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Women’s Double
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Ayaka Takahashi (L) and Misaki Matsutomo of Japan
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Kim So Yeong and Kong Hee Yong of South Korea
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Mixed doubles
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Zheng Siwei and Huang Yaqiong of China
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Indonesia’s favourite team
Tontowi Ahmad and Liliyana Natsir
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Cricket
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Third ODI at Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) to win the
ODI series by 2-1
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India defeated Australia
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Became the first Visiting team which
lead by Virat Kohli to win bilateral series across the three formats against
Australia in its own soil
Virat Kohli equaled Former Indian Captain Sourav
Ganguly’s
record with 11th away test
win as a captain after defeating
Australia
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The fastest
batsman to score 19000 international runs
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Virat Kohli
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Virat
Kohli beats Cricketing legend Sachin Tendulkar’s record
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Most
successful pace trio with 131 wickets in 2018
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Indian
pace trio of Ishant Sharma, Mohammed Shami and Jasprit Bumrah
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The highest
international
wicket-taker of 2018 with 78 wickets
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Indian fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah
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1st ever player to take 20 catches in a
Test series
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Indian wicket-keeper Rishabh Pant
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Rishabh
surpassing former cricketers Naren
Tamhane
and Syed Kirmani who had recorded
19 catches
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The first
Indian wicketkeeper
batsman to score a century in Test
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Rishabh Pant
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Faced highest deliveries in a
test series
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Indian Batsman, Cheteshwar
Pujara
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Pujara has faced 1258 balls
in
the
ongoing test series so far against Australia
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Record of
maximum sixes in an ODI innings
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Sri Lanka’s Thisara Perera
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Perera smashed 13 sixes
against New Zealand in the 2nd ODI
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1st Indian to slam 5 ODI hundreds in
Australia
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Rohit Sharma
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The
highest wicket-taker in a Ranji Trophy
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Bihar left- arm spinner Ashutosh Aman
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World record to become the
wicket-keeper captain with the
most
number of catches in a match
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Pakistan skipper Sarfaraz Ahmed
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The 1st Asian to slam 2
first-
class double tons after turning 40
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Indian Cricketer Wasim Jaffer
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Created history by
successfully chasing a target of 372 runs in the second quarter final against
Uttar Pradesh in the
ongoing
Ranji Trophy 2018-19
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Saurashtra
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The fastest Indian bowler to
claim 100 ODI wickets.
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Mohammed Shami
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He succeeded the indian
record holded by Irfan Pathan to
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Place in the list 10000 runs
club like Sachin Tendulkar, Sourav
Ganguly,
Rahul Dravid and Virat Kohli
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MS Dhoni
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Cricketer
became the only
batsman to score 1,000 runs in two separate seasons
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Wasim Jaffer
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International
Cricket Council
(ICC) announced USA Cricket as its 105th member.
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The
youngest man to hit an International fifty,he scored 55 for Nepal in the 2nd
ODI
against UAE
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Nepal’s Rohit Paudel
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First West Indian cricketer
since Garfield Sobers to be named as
the
world’s leading all-rounder in ICC Ranking.
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Jason Holder
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South
African all Rounder Albie Morkel retired from all forms of cricket.
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Former South African all-rounder Johan Botha announced
his immediate retirement from all forms of cricket
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England
off-spinner Danielle Hazelle retired from international cricket
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Former New
Zealand pacer Ewen Chatfield retired from all forms of cricket
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Football
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I-League’s youngest ever goal- scorer
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Indian Footballer Rohit Danu
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Nagaland
Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio inaugurated first Astro Turf Football Pitch of the
State at Indira Gandhi Stadium in Kohima, Nagaland
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Indian Football team’s Head Coach, Stephen Constantine resigned from his post
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Arsenal
goalkeeper PetrCech announced his retirement
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Tennis
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Hopman Cup
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Switzerland’s Roger Federer and Belinda Bencic
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It was held in Perth, Western Australia
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24th Edition of ATP World Tour Tennis
tournament, Maharashtra Open – 2019 also known as Tata Open
Maharashtra was held in Pune, Maharashtra
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Title
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Winner
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Runner
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Men’s singles title
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Kevin Anderson of South Africa
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Ivo Karlovic
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Men’s double
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Indian tennis pair of Rohan Bopanna and Divij Sharan
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United Kingdom’s Luke Bambridge and Jonny O’Mara
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Brisbane
International 2019
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Title
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Winner
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Runner
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Women’s singles title
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K. Pliskova (Czech Republic)
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L. Tsurenko (Ukrain)
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Men’s singles title
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K. Nishikori (Japan)
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D. Medvedev (Russia)
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Men’s double
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M. Daniell (New Zealand)
W. Koolhof (Netherland)
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R. Ram (USA)
J. Salisbury (Britain)
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Women’s Double
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N. Melichar (USA)
K. Peschke (Czech Republic)
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H. Chan (Taiwan)
L. Chan (Taiwan)
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Australian Open 2019
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Title
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Winner
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Runner
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Women’s singles title
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Japan’s Naomi Osaka
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Czech Republic’s Petra Kvitova
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Men’s singles title
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Spain’s Rafael Nadal
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Serbia’s Novak Djokovik
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Men’s double
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France’s Pierre-Hugues Herbert and Nicolas Mahut
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Finland’s Henri Kontinen and Australia’s John Peers
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Women’s Double
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Timea Babos of Hungary and Kristina Mladenovic of
France
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Samantha Stosur of Australia and Shuai Zhang of China
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Mixed doubles
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Barbora Krejcikova of Czech
Republic and Rajeev Ram of United States
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Australia’s
Astra Sharma and Compatriot John Patrick Smith
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International Tennis
Federation’s (ITF)
25,000-dollar Women’s tournament
in Singapore
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India’s
Ankita Raina defeating top seed and world number 122 Arantxa Rus of the
Netherlands
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British tennis player and former World No. 1, Andy
Murray, because of his right hip injury, announced to retire from the game
after this year’s Wimbledon
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Croatian
tennis player, Ivo Karlovic became the oldest man to win a match at the
Australian Ope
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Australian cities Sydney and Brisbane have been
announced as the first two host locations for the newest team event in men’s
tennis for the multi-million dollar ATP Cup from 2020.
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Other Sports News
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Malaysia
removed from the right to host world Para swimming championship 2019
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‘Operation Olympics’managed by
Kerala’s Sports Department and State Sports Council was commenced to train
123 athletes in 11 disciplines for 2020 Tokyo Olympics
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Khelo India Youth Games concluded at the Shiv
Chhatrapati Sports Complex, Balewadi in Pune with the host Maharashtra
leading the medals table by winning a mammoth 85 gold, 62 silver and 81
bronze for a total of 228 medals in the Games. Haryana stood at second place
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Asian Cup gold medallist Shakil Ahmed set a world
record in indoor rowing by completing 1,00,000 (one lakh) metres in 10hours,
in above-40 years category, at Salt Lake Stadium in Kolkata.
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Hockey India announced that
striker Rani Rampal will lead the 18-member Indian women’s team for the
season opener tournament in Spain
Hockey India Performance and Development Committee held
and decided to remove Harendra Singh as the coach of India’s senior men’s
team
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Shri
Jaswantsinh Sumanbhai Bhabhor Minister of State for Tribal Affairs launched
the 1st National Level
Sports Meet for the students of Eklavya Model
Residential Schools (EMRS) at G.M.C Balayogi Stadium, Gachibowli, Hyderabad
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Indian Weightlifting Federation President Birendra
Prasad Baishya is named as Chef de Mission for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics
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Confederation
of African Football’s (CAF) Executive Committee announced that Egypt will
host African
Cup for the fifth time in 2019
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