S. Dipak Ragav
Senior Sports Reporter at The Hindu
Sports journalist @the_hindu. #Cricket #Motorsports #Tennis Disclaimer: Views expressed are mine and do not reflect that of my employer.
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1 week ago |
thehindu.com | S. Dipak Ragav
Days after being snubbed at the IPL auction last year, Urvil Patel slammed the second-fastest hundred in T20s, reaching the landmark in 28 balls for Gujarat against Tripura in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy (SMAT) at Indore. At that time, it seemed the knock might have come a bit late. But four months later, his efforts have finally paid off.
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1 week ago |
thehindu.com | S. Dipak Ragav
Former Tamil Nadu player and India under-19 captain M. Senthilnathan has been appointed head coach of the Tamil Nadu senior men’s team for the upcoming domestic season. Senthilnathan will be TN’s third head coach in as many years. He replaces former India pacer L. Balaji, who was at the helm last year. Meanwhile, another former India fast bowler, T. Kumaran, will be the bowling coach, while Tanveer Jabbar will continue as the batting coach, a role he started last year.
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1 week ago |
thehindu.com | S. Dipak Ragav
As Formula One prepares for its hectic summer schedule, starting this weekend in Miami, the next few months could determine the championship’s direction and also have far-reaching consequences beyond this season. The Hindu examines a few potential subplots that could unfold over the remaining 19 races. Piastri vs. NorrisDuring pre-season testing, it was evident McLaren had the best car, continuing from where it left off last year when it clinched the constructors’ title.
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2 weeks ago |
thehindu.com | S. Dipak Ragav
When a team sets a high bar, there is an unshakable trust in the blueprint as it has worked time and time again. However, there comes a phase when the rivals catch up and the much-celebrated champion finds itself stuck in the past. For Chennai Super Kings, that moment has arrived as it failed to progress to the IPL playoffs for the second consecutive year.
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2 weeks ago |
thehindu.com | S. Dipak Ragav
Chennai Super Kings has been a gracious host to visiting teams in IPL 2025, having lost the last four matches in its backyard at the MAC Stadium. But despite its nightmarish run, passionate fans have turned up and supported their favourite franchise. On Wednesday, Super Kings have an opportunity to delight their supporters when they take on Punjab Kings in their season’s penultimate home game.
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