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TimesofIndia. com in Mullanpur: Hardik Pandya is set to miss the upcoming three-ODI series against Afghanistan due to a low-grade quadricep sprain. It is understood that the premier all-rounder was at peak fitness and had been training hard at the BCCI Centre of Excellence since June 2. He was supposed to link up with the Shubman Gill-led squad in Dharamsala on June 11 but the late setback will keep him in Bengaluru for at least two more weeks.
“There has been a very late setback. He sustained a low-grade, mild quadricep sprain causing some tenderness.

TimesofIndia. com in Mullanpur: Hardik Pandya is set to miss the upcoming three-ODI series against Afghanistan due to a low-grade quadricep sprain. It is understood that the premier all-rounder was at peak fitness and had been training hard at the BCCI Centre of Excellence since June 2. He was supposed to link up with the Shubman Gill-led squad in Dharamsala on June 11 but the late setback will keep him in Bengaluru for at least two more weeks.
“There has been a very late setback. He sustained a low-grade, mild quadricep sprain causing some tenderness.

If you’re a football fan, the craze around the FIFA World Cup 2026 has probably taken over your life.
From next week, the biggest World Cup in history will unfold across the United States, Canada and Mexico.
But why is the tournament being held in three countries? Al Jazeera breaks it down.
‘United As One’
Initially, the US, Canada and Mexico announced plans to field individual bids for the 2026 World Cup hosting rights. But later they opted to join hands, presenting themselves with the slogan “United As One”.

If you’re a football fan, the craze around the FIFA World Cup 2026 has probably taken over your life.
From next week, the biggest World Cup in history will unfold across the United States, Canada and Mexico.
But why is the tournament being held in three countries? Al Jazeera breaks it down.
‘United As One’
Initially, the US, Canada and Mexico announced plans to field individual bids for the 2026 World Cup hosting rights. But later they opted to join hands, presenting themselves with the slogan “United As One”.

North America is preparing to host the World Cup, and with it comes an influx of soccer fans from across the globe – bringing their unique lexicon for the beautiful game. Phrases like ‘squeaky bum time,’ a ‘false 9’ executing a ‘nutmeg,’ or a ‘worldie’ hitting the ‘top bin’ might initially baffle local audiences. This piece will explore colorful terms traveling supporters introduce, examining their origins.

North America is preparing to host the World Cup, and with it comes an influx of soccer fans from across the globe – bringing their unique lexicon for the beautiful game. Phrases like ‘squeaky bum time,’ a ‘false 9’ executing a ‘nutmeg,’ or a ‘worldie’ hitting the ‘top bin’ might initially baffle local audiences. This piece will explore colorful terms traveling supporters introduce, examining their origins.

Passport details for the entire Argentina team involved in a pre-World Cup friendly were accidentally leaked in an embarrassing security blunder just days before football’s summer showpiece kicks off.
Occasionally team sheets, issued by teams to match officials a little over an hour before kick-off, include passport numbers, but these are normally blurred out before being released to the media.

Tottenham eyeing move for Bremer, club ready to use Vicario in player plus cash deal

Tottenham Hotspur are plotting a sensational swoop for Juventus centre-back Gleison Bremer.
According to Italian news publication Tuttosport, Tottenham are weighing up a £50 million (€58m) move for the Brazilian centre-back this summer.
There are also claims that Spurs could throw in Guglielmo Vicario to sweeten the deal, with the Italian goalkeeper expected to leave the club this summer.

Arsenal in strong position to sign striker, but defender attracting interest – latest transfer reports
Reports in Spain claim Arsenal have been boosted in their interest in signing Atletico Madrid striker Julian Alvarez.
The Argentine striker has attracted interest from Spanish giants Barcelona and Real Madrid this summer, with Real claiming they have seen a £130m bid rejected for the forward.
Atletico have made clear their determination to keep Alvarez this summer, hitting out at their rival Spanish clubs over their pursuit of the 26-year-old.

BBL in India: PM Narendra Modi set to announce historic Big Bash League opener in Chennai during Australia visit originally appeared on Cricket News.
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PM Modi set to announce BBL season opener at Chennai’s MA Chidambaram Stadium.
BCCI and TNCA have both responded positively to Cricket Australia’s proposal.
December timing raises concerns due to Chennai’s peak monsoon season.