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PV Sindhu has hit out at the Asian Games 2026 organisers after her quarter-final exit. The Indian badminton player had three singles matches within 24 hours. Here is what she has said. 

Sindhu also questioned the absence of Hawk-Eye technology on Court 4, where her quarter-final was held

The defeat, alongside Hooda’s quarter-final loss, ended India’s individual medal hopes in badminton

Asian Games: PV Sindhu hits out after QF exit; played three times in 24 hours! ‘Not well organised’

PV Sindhu, Asian Games 2026

Asian Games: PV Sindhu hits out after QF exit; played three times in 24 hours! 

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David Miller has equalled the ODI middle-order century record with a stunning 142. He has also surpassed MS Dhoni and Yuvraj Singh on the list. Here is all you need to know. 

Miller reached the landmark in 150 innings, fewer than Buttler’s 162

Miller accelerated impressively, bringing up his hundred off just 73 balls before going on to post his highest ODI score

David Miller equals ODI lower-order century record with stunning 142; surpasses MS Dhoni

MS Dhoni, David Miller

David Miller equals ODI middle-order century record; surpasses MS Dhoni

Parul Chaudhary has broken her own national record, while Sarvesh Kushare claimed silver with a matching gold-medal height at the Asian Games 2026. Here is all you need to know. 

The Indian steeplechaser finished behind Bahrain’s Winfred Yavi, who took gold in a Games-record 9:04.36

Indian high jumper Sarvesh Kushare secured a silver medal in the men’s high jump final in Aichi-Nagoya on Sunday

Asian Games 2026: Parul Chaudhary breaks her own National record; Sarvesh Kushare wins silver matching gold-medal height 

Asian Games: Parul Chaudhary breaks her own record; Sarvesh Kushar wins silver

Others

Ancy Sojan has won the silver medal as she missed the gold medal by the barest of margins at the Asian Games 2026. Here is all you need to know. 

Fellow Indian Shaili Singh, who had been in medal contention, finished fourth with 6.42m

Harita Bhadra claimed a bronze medal in the Women's 200m, adding another medal to India's Asian Games 2026 tally

Asian Games 2026: Ancy Sojan wins silver; misses gold by barest of margins

Ancy Sojan, Asian Games 2026

Justin Greaves has created history at 32 as he claimed a maiden ODI century, powering the West Indies to a strong start against India. 

The 32-year-old Barbadian all-rounder reached three figures off 104 balls at the Greenfield International Stadium

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