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4 days ago | 
thepatriot.in | Qaiser Mohammad Ali
Rishabh Pant: On the night javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra won another gold medal, Shubman Gill’s young team succumbed to a series of dropped catches and complacency in the first Test at Headingley, Leeds, on June 24 — a day before India’s 42nd anniversary of the completely unexpected World Cup triumph in 1983.
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5 days ago | 
thepatriot.in | Qaiser Mohammad Ali
Having broken a winless streak with the Delhi International Open Grandmasters (GMs) Chess title, a gung-ho Abhijeet Gupta says he still has a lot left in the tank, there is no dearth of motivation, and insists he continues to enjoy playing chess. The 35-year-old player won a record fourth Delhi Open— the maximum any player has achieved in 21 editions of the tournament. Gupta came into the Delhi Open low on morale, as he had lost six tournaments in a row.
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6 days ago | 
indibloghub.com | Qaiser Mohammad Ali
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Qaiser Ali
» Updated on: June 23rd, 2025
Understanding the Question: Is the Wife the Cause of Erectile Dysfunction?
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1 week ago | 
thepatriot.in | Qaiser Mohammad Ali
Having won the Delhi International Open Grandmasters (GMs) Chess title, Abhijeet Gupta says he still has a lot left in the tank, there is no dearth of motivation, and insists he continues to enjoy playing chess. The 35-year-old player broke a succession of defeats with this title, which is his record fourth at the tournament — the maximum any player has achieved in its 21 editions.
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1 week ago | 
thepatriot.in | Qaiser Mohammad Ali
The Shubman Gill-led cricket team will be up against huge odds in the five-Test series, starting June 20, as India has never won a Test at two venues, while their record at the other three can be called extremely poor. However, former India captain Dilip Vengsarkar suggests India can take some inspiration from South Africa’s magnificent win over defending champions Australia in the World Test Championship (WTC) final in London and make history.
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2 weeks ago | 
thepatriot.in | Qaiser Mohammad Ali
Behind Lucknow Super Giants’ (LSG) mystery spinner Digvesh Rathi’s much-discussed clash with SunRisers Hyderabad’s Abhishek Sharma during the IPL was a simmering backstory. A few months prior to the IPL 2025 season, Sharma had smashed Rathi for two sixes in an over during a Sahibzada Ajit Singh Memorial Tournament match at Khalsa College ground in Delhi. Although Rathi dismissed Sharma in the same over, it was declared a no ball—leaving the bowler seething.
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3 weeks ago | 
thepatriot.in | Qaiser Mohammad Ali
Delhi Open chess: Delhi’s top global chess competition is back, offering the biggest-ever prize money in its history and a grand opportunity for youngsters to showcase their talent. Having missed two editions, the 21st Delhi International Open Grandmasters Chess Tournament, part of the 2025 FIDE Circuit, will be played from June 7 to 14 at Tivoli Gardens, Chhatarpur, New Delhi.
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3 weeks ago | 
thepatriot.in | Qaiser Mohammad Ali
It took a redoubtable Delhi batting giant, Virat Kohli, to persevere, remain loyal, and play a crucial role in Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) winning the elusive Indian Premier League (IPL) title, breaking a 17-year hoodoo. Having been runners-up thrice — in 2009, 2011, and 2016 — RCB, under a new captain, Rajat Patidar, broke the jinx in style. They defeated Punjab Kings, also seeking their maiden IPL title, by six runs in Ahmedabad on June 3.
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3 weeks ago | 
indibloghub.com | Qaiser Mohammad Ali
Written by
Qaiser Ali
» Updated on: June 02nd, 2025
The Rise of the Brazilian Butt LiftIn the quest for a fuller, shapelier silhouette, many individuals turn to cosmetic procedures that promise natural-looking results and enhanced confidence.
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1 month ago | 
thepatriot.in | Qaiser Mohammad Ali
Rishabh Pant: The squad picked for the upcoming England Test tour has sent mixed signals regarding the criteria followed for the selection of the 18 players. In some cases, it appeared that the Indian Premier League (IPL), a 20-over tournament, served as the basis for selection. In others, performances in domestic multi-day tournaments were rightly rewarded. Yet, in some instances, ‘potential’—possibly due to a lack of stronger options—seemed to be the overriding factor.
