GT beat MI by 62 runs to set Final clash with CSK in IPL

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ICC announces prize money for World Test C’ship winner

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Ahmedabad: Defending champions Gujarat Titans have registered a superb 62-run victory over the Mumbai Indians (MI) in the Qualifier 2 of the Indian Premier League (IPL 2023) season being hosted at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad.

With this phenomenal win, the Gujarat Titans will be playing their second final on the trot in just their second season of the IPL.

After being asked to bat first in a pressure Qualifier 2, the Gujarat

Titans have posted a massive total of 233 for 3 in their 20 overs. During the mammoth runchase, the Mumbai Indians did not had the best of starts as they lost both their openers. Mohit Sharma bowled a fantastic spell having taken as many as four crucial wickets to completely turn the match in favour of Gujarat Titans.

New Delhi: The International Cricket Council (ICC), on Friday, May 26, announced the prize money for the World Test Championship (WTC) 2021-23 cycle. 3.8 million US dollars will be shared among the nine teams taking part in tournament over the last two years. The purse remains the same as that of the WTC 2019-21. The winner of the WTC 2021-23 will take home 1.6 million US dollars while the runnersup will get 800,000 US dollars. The final of the WTC will be played between India Australia on June 7 at the Kennington Oval in London. India are the No.1 ranked team in Tests after they won the Border Gavaskar Trophy this year against Aussies.

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India and Australia will play in the final of WTC Winner of the WTC 2021-23 will take away 1.6 million US dollars

ICC has a purse of 3.8 million US dollars

New Delhi: Air India’s ultra long haul Delhi-Vancouver returned safely to the capital on Friday (May 26) morning two hours after take off due to a technical glitch. Sources say a passenger reportedly saw sparks from the right engine of the Boeing 777 (VT-ALM) that was operating as AI 185. Pilots then dumped fuel and then landed back in Delhi safely around 7.30 am. The airline said there was no bird hit.

AIR INDIA DELHI-VANCOUVER FLIGHT RETURNS DUE TO TECHNICAL GLITCH BRITISH AIRWAYS CANCELS DOZENS OF HEATHROW FLIGHTS AFTER IT PROBLEM

New Delhi: British Airways cancelled dozens of flights for the second consecutive day on Friday citing an IT failure. At least 42 flights were cancelled today, due to the “knock-on effect of a technical issue”, which caused the staff to be sent to wrong location. Some 16,000 passengers have been affected by the cancellations, the outlet further said in its report. On Thursday, the airline was forced to delay or cancel 80 flights at Heathrow Airport.

Malaysia Masters

PV Sindhu , Prannoy roar into semi-finals

Kuala Lumpur (Agencies): PV Sindhu and HS Prannoy advanced to the semi-finals of the Malaysia Masters after winning their respective quarterfinal matches on Friday.

However, Kidambi Srikanth’s campaign came to an end after he lost 21-16, 16-21, 11-21 against Indonesia’s Christian Adinata in the quarterfinals.

Kidambi Srikanth went into the lead in the first game right from the outset and didn’t allow his opponent to dominate.

Manchester United hammer Chelsea to seal Champions League return

Manchester (ANI): In Premier League match held at the Old Trafford stadium on Friday, Manchester United defeated Chelsea 4-1, securing their UEFA Champions League qualification by finishing in the top four of the league table. Casemiro opened the scoring for Manchester United in the 6th minute of the match.

Chandigarh wins women’s T-10 National Cricket Championship for Deaf in B’luru

Bengaluru (Agencies): Chandigarh have won the Indian Deaf Cricket Association Women's 4th T-10 National Cricket Championship for deaf - 2023 in Bengaluru, beating twotime winners Mumbai in the final. Mumbai were all out for 73 in eight overs and Chandigarh chased the target in 7.1 overs and won the match by 8 wickets. Mumbai lost Needa Shaikh early. Needa had been in great form, & her wicket was a crucial moment in the game.

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