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AnalysisIndia's Commonwealth Games 2026 Medal Tally: Why 39 Medals Tell Only Half the Story
India finished fourth with 39 medals at the Commonwealth Games 2026. Here's why the reduced sports programme changes how that performance should be judged.
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AnalysisWhy India's 39 CWG 2026 Medals Tell Only Half The Story
India won only 39 medals at Glasgow 2026, but the reduced programme changed everything. Here's why the tally deserves closer analysis.
Breaking NewsJoe Root returns as England Test captain; Stephen Fleming joins setup
Joe Root has returned as England's Test captain, with Stephen Fleming joining the coaching setup. Here's what the leadership change means for England's future.
Match ReportImesha Dulani's maiden T20I century gives Sri Lanka 1-0 series lead
Imesha Dulani's unbeaten 101 guided Sri Lanka Women to a six-wicket victory over Pakistan in the first T20I. Read how the chase unfolded.
AnalysisAjinkya Rahane's Legacy: Better Than Good, Nearly One of India's Best
Ajinkya Rahane's numbers tell one story, but his greatest innings tell another. Here's why India's former vice-captain remains a unique Test cricketer.
AnalysisMelbourne Magic or Delhi Double? Ranking Ajinkya Rahane's Greatest Test Innings
Ajinkya Rahane retired with several iconic Test knocks across Australia, England and South Africa. Here's why Melbourne 2020 still tops the list.
AnalysisHardik Pandya Trade Report: Why CSK's Rumoured Offer Is Making Headlines
Reports claim CSK have proposed an alternative package for Hardik Pandya. Here's what's confirmed, what's reported and why the talks matter.
Match ReportRishakanta Singh Sets CWG Record but Settles for Men's 60kg Silver
Rishakanta Singh broke the Commonwealth Games clean and jerk record but finished with silver in the men's 60kg event. Kyle Bruce claimed gold on overall total.