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‘I Take One Target At A Time,’ Says India’s First Olympic Skeet Shooter Mairaj Ahmad Khan
ISSF World Shooting Championships: At 51, Mairaj Ahmad Khan still approaches shooting with the same mindset that has supported his long career in India: staying focused on the present, working hard, and taking each target as it comes.
“I never go in the future. I always stay in the present. I take one day at a time. I take one target at a time. This is my longevity secret,” Mairaj said.
His journey started in the under-12 category as a three-position rifle shooter, influenced by the firearms he was exposed to during his childhood. After taking a break to concentrate on studies and cricket, he resumed shooting in 1994 as a shotgun competitor before focusing on skeet from 2000.
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IND vs SL: Rishabh Pant Scripts History, Breaks Dhoni’s Away Test Runs Record
Sinhalese Sports Club: India star batter Rishabh Pant shattered MS Dhoni's record for most Test runs scored by an Indian wicketkeeper away from home. The swashbuckling batter Pant went past Dhoni's feat during Day 2 of the second Test match against Sri Lanka at the Sinhalese Sports Club here on Monday.
Ex-batter Hashan Tillakaratne Appointed Batting Coach Of Sri Lanka Senior Men's Programme
National High Performance Center: Former Sri Lanka captain and 1996 Men’s ODI World Cup winner Hashan Tillakaratne has been appointed as the batting coach of the senior men's national program, Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) announced on Friday.
'Short Chapter, But A Meaningful One’: Monty Desai Resigns As Canada Coach
Cricket World Cup Qualifier Play: Monty Desai has stepped down as head coach of the Canada men’s cricket team, bringing an end to his second stint with the side after just over three months in charge.
Green Eyes Repeat Of Australia’s Successful 2023 As Gruelling Schedule Looms
ODI World Cup: Australia all-rounder Cameron Green believes the team can draw inspiration from their historic 2023 campaign as they prepare for a demanding international schedule featuring challenging Test tours of South Africa, India and England, followed by the 2027 ODI World Cup.
UPT20 League: Vijay Yadav -- The Ambidextrous 24-year-old Mystery Spinner Making Waves This Season
Uttar Pradesh Cricket Association: The sight of a bowler comfortably switching arms mid-over is a rarity in modern cricket, but 24-year-old Vijay Yadav is making it a familiar spectacle in the ongoing UP T20 League 2026.
Italy Strengthen 2027 WC Hopes, Reach Qualifier Play-off
Cricket World Cup Qualifier Play: Italy strengthened their case for a place in the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2027 after finishing top of Challenge League B with a convincing eight-wicket victory over Tanzania in Dar es Salaam.
Scotland Are In A Good Place To Qualify For 2027 WC: Head Coach Dawkins
Cricket World Cup Qualifier: Scotland coach Owen Dawkins has expressed confidence his side is well placed to break a 12-year drought and qualify for next year's ICC Men's Cricket World Cup, saying the qualification for global showpiece would represent the pinnacle for the team.
Smriti's Skill, Harmanpreet's Tenacity Makes Them Exceptional Competitors: Perry
Legendary Australia: Legendary Australia seam-bowling all-rounder Ellyse Perry has lauded the skillsets of India captain Harmanpreet Kaur and vice-captain Smriti Mandhana, describing the latter’s mind and skill as ‘incredible’ while highlighting the former’s fierce competitive spirit.
From Beating India In 2007 World Cup To Taming Aussies In Darwin: 5 Biggest Upsets By Bangladesh
Najmul Hossain Shanto: Bangladesh have managed to pull off a miraculous win over Australia in the first Test match of the ongoing two-game series. Najmul Hossain Shanto's team tamed a full-strength Australian side in Darwin on Sunday to achieve what will be remembered far from the boundary ropes and for ages to come.
Azhar Ali Points To Domestic Cricket's Shutdown As A Key Reason For Pakistan's Test Downfall
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan: Former Pakistan captain Azhar Ali has attributed his national team's downfall in Test cricket to the shutdown of departmental cricket. Azhar, who has led Pakistan in nine Tests and 31 ODIs, called departmental cricket a "nursery" for Pakistan's national sides and felt that "it's being pushed out."
On This Day: MS Dhoni Brought Down The Curtain On An Unforgettable India Career
Main Pal Do Pal Ka: At 7:29 pm on August 15, 2020, Indian cricket witnessed the end of an era. Mahendra Singh Dhoni, one of the most influential cricketers in the country's history, announced his retirement from international cricket, bringing the curtain down on a remarkable 15-year career.
‘Creating Jeopardy And Meaning Is Important’: CA Chief Greenberg Backs Rethink Of Bilateral ODIs
Future Tours Programme: Cricket Australia chief executive Todd Greenberg has backed the ICC’s push to give bilateral ODI cricket greater context and meaning, but warned that removing the format entirely from the Future Tours Programme could have significant financial consequences for cricket boards.
Chasing ‘Cricket Nirvana’ - Henriques Sets Sights On Guiding Portugal To T20 WC
T20 World Cup: Former Australia all-rounder Moises Henriques has described helping his birth nation Portugal qualify for their maiden men’s T20 World Cup as the ultimate ‘nirvana’ at the twilight of his playing career.
Winning 2027 World Cup Is A Goal; I'd Love To Finish Off My Career With A Trophy: Miller
Cricket World Cup: South Africa’s veteran middle-order batter David Miller has expressed his deep desire to finish his career by lifting the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2027 on home soil, adding that he remains driven to secure the ultimate prize in familiar conditions.
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