In the fifth ODI, South Africa defeated Australia by 122 runs. With this, the team also 3-2 won the five-match ODI series

In Johannesburg, South Africa scored 315 runs off of 9 wickets while batting first. Australia’s response was only 193 runs in 34.1 overs.

The player of the match was Marco Jansen, who scored 47 runs and grabbed 5 wickets. The winner of the competition was Aiden Markram, who amassed 225 runs in 5 games.

Pakistan moves up to the top spot in the ODI standings as Australia drops to third.

After losing the ODI series against South Africa 3-2, Australia dropped in the ICC ODI rankings. Prior to the series, Australia was ranked first; after it, it fell to number three. India, the winner of the Asia Cup, is ranked number two, whereas Pakistan, which dropped two games in the competition, is ranked first.

The ODI series was won 3-2 by South Africa. Australia has previously defeated the other team’s team 3-0 in the three-match T20 series. Australia will now begin a three-match ODI series in India on September 22. South Africa, though, will now be admitted directly to the ODI World Cup.

Pakistan moves up to the top spot in the ODI standings as Australia drops to third.

After losing the ODI series against South Africa 3-2, Australia dropped in the ICC ODI rankings. Prior to the series, Australia was ranked first; after it, it fell to number three. India, the winner of the Asia Cup, is ranked number two, whereas Pakistan, which dropped two games in the competition, is ranked first.

The ODI series was won 3-2 by South Africa. Australia has previously defeated the other team’s team 3-0 in the three-match T20 series. Australia will now begin a three-match ODI series in India on September 22. South Africa, though, will now be admitted directly to the ODI World Cup.

Miller and Markram had a century-old collaboration.

South Africa was led by David Miller and Aiden Markram after the early loss of 4 wickets. Between them, they scored 109 runs together. After scoring 93 runs, Markram was dismissed, and the duo’s partnership came to an end. David Miller also reached fifty, but after reaching 63 runs, he was attacked by Sean Abbott.

Immediately, Yansen-Phehlukwayo scored.

Six wickets were lost by South Africa, who scored 258 runs. From there, the team’s total increased to over 300 runs because to scores from Marco Jansen (47 runs on 23 balls) and Andile Phehlukwayo (39 runs on 19 balls). Gerald Coetzee and Keshav Maharaj were absent at the time and had not yet opened the account. The squad lost 9 wickets while scoring 315 runs.

Adam Zampa, an Australian leg spinner, claimed three wickets, and Sean Abbott claimed two. Tim David, Nathan Ellis, and Cameron Green each scored one wicket.

for 34 runs, Australia lost 2 wickets.

In the series-deciding game, the Australian squad, which was attempting to score 316 runs, also got off to a shaky start. Jose Inglis was out after scoring 0 runs, and David Warner was out after scoring 10. 2 wickets were lost by the team, who scored 34 runs.

Mitchell Marsh came to open on Sunday under the Labuschagne-Marsh partnership. Together with Marnus Labuschagne, he scored fifty runs and had a run total of 90. After scoring 71 runs, Marsh was removed from the game, and the duo’s partnership came to an end. Following Marsh, Labuschagne was defeated by Marco Yansen after scoring 44 runs. The team only suffered 4 wicket losses for 135 runs.

Lower order quickly dispersed

After scoring 23 runs, Alex Carey 2, Tim David 1, Michael Neser 0, Adam Zampa 5, Cameron Green 18, and Sean Abbott were all out. The squad lost the sixth ODI by 122 runs after being all out for 193 runs in 34.1 overs.

From South Africa, Keshav Maharaj and Marco Jansen both claimed four and five wickets. Also scoring one wicket was Phehlukwayo.

Yansen was named the game’s best player.

After amassing 47 runs in the first innings, Yansen also claimed 5 wickets. He was given the Player of the Match award for his efforts. 225 runs were scored by Aiden Markram, who won the competition.

At the Asian Para Games in Hangzhou, China, Indian para-athletes performed exceptionally well in the javelin throw sports, with Sundar Singh Gurjar shattering a world record

Sundar Singh Gurjar broke a world record and Sumit Antil successfully defended his gold medal in the javelin throw competitions at the Asian Para Games in Hangzhou, China, in a magnificent display of talent and domination.

Sundar Singh Gurjar of India achieved an excellent performance in the men’s javelin throw-F46 final, breaking the world record with a throw of 68.60 metres. This astounding feat not only earned him the gold medal, but it also broke the previous world record of 67.79 metres held by Sri Lankan Dinesh Priyantha. Sundar’s throw also established new Asian and Games records.

India Takes the Top Spot

India’s supremacy in the men’s javelin throw-F46 event was reinforced with a podium sweep. While not breaking the world record, Rinku and Ajeet Singh demonstrated their excellence by throwing distances of 67.08 metres and 63.52 metres, respectively, gaining silver and bronze medals.

Sumit Antil’s Outstanding Defence

Reigning Sumit Antil, the Olympic and world champion in the men’s javelin F64 category, successfully defended his gold title. He comfortably broke the Games Record with his first throw, a distance of 66.22 metres, breaking his previous record set in 2018. His second throw was 70.48 metres, which was near to his world record of 70.83 metres.

Breaking the World Record of Antil

Sumit Antil’s incredible performance culminated in his third attempt, when he blasted a mammoth throw of 73.29 metres, breaking his own world record achieved earlier this year at the World Para Athletics Championships in Paris. This achievement not only confirmed his gold medal status, but also set a new world record.

Para-Athletes from India Shine

The outstanding results of Sundar Singh Gurjar and Sumit Antil, as well as the podium sweep in the F46 category, attest to the tremendous potential and dedication of Indian para-athletes. Their performances at the Asian Para Games inspire and raise the country’s reputation in the world of parasports.

United World Wrestling (UWW), the international governing body of the sport, has named Indian wrestler Antim Panghal the Rising Star of the Year among women

United World Wrestling (UWW), the international governing body of the sport, has named Indian wrestler Antim Panghal the Rising Star of the Year among women. Competing in the 53 kg bracket, the 19-year-old dynamo has had an incredible season that has not only won him praise but also eclipsed veteran Vinesh Phogat in the same weight class.

The Triumphant Season of Antim Panghal

With a silver in the Asian Championships, Antim Panghal started her incredible adventure this season. She made a statement by upsetting Japan’s Akari Fujimani, who had never lost a senior match in her career. The Haryana native, 19, demonstrated her supremacy on the global scene by successfully defending her U20 world champion title in Jordan.

Junior World Champion twice

Antim Panghal, a Haryana native, is the only Indian junior world champion to have won two titles, which speaks much about her extraordinary talent and commitment to the sport. Her quick ascent to the senior ranks is largely due to her accomplishments in the junior division.

World Wrestling Championships Make a Significant Debut

Panghal made history by winning the bronze medal in her senior global wrestling championship debut in Belgrade, Serbia. Her triumph over Jonna Malmgren, the two-time European champion from Sweden, demonstrated her capacity for elite competition. Significantly, her victory added another feather to her cap by guaranteeing India’s Olympic quota for Paris 2024 in the women’s 53 kg division.

Global Acknowledgment

Antim Panghal’s recognition as the United World Wrestling’s Rising Star of the Year highlights her ascent to prominence in women’s wrestling. Her accomplishments go beyond national boundaries, establishing her as a rising star in the world arena.

Additional Recipients

Greece’s Georgios Kougioumtsidis won the Rising Star of the Year title in the men’s freestyle division, and Hasrat Jafarov of Azerbaijan won the Greco-Roman division.

As Antim Panghal writes her own chapter in the success narrative, her path inspires future wrestlers and draws attention to the increasing strength of Indian women in the intensely competitive world of pro wrestling.

Who has been named the Rising Star of the Year among women by the United World Wrestling (UWW)?

Ans. Antim Panghal, the 19-year-old Indian wrestler competing in the 53 kg category.

2. What accolade did Antim Panghal receive from the UWW, and why is it significant?

Ans.  Antim Panghal was named the Rising Star of the Year among women by the UWW, signifying her outstanding achievements and emergence as a force in women’s wrestling on the global stage.

3. In which weight category does Antim Panghal compete?

Ans.  Antim Panghal competes in the 53 kg category.

4. How did Antim Panghal kick off her incredible campaign?

Answer: At the Asian Championships, Antim Panghal won a silver medal after defeating Japan’s Akari Fujimani, who had never lost a senior match in her career.

5. What about Antim Panghal’s junior category accomplishments is noteworthy?

The only two-time junior world champion from India, Antim Panghal, exemplifies her extraordinary talent and commitment to the game.

In the second T-20 series encounter versus India, host South Africa prevailed by a margin of five wickets. The African batsmen accomplished their revised target of 152 runs in 15 overs using the DLS technique on Tuesday at the St. George Stadium in Kebera

They did this by losing 5 wickets in just 13.5 overs. Earlier, in 19.3 overs, Team India scored 180 runs for 7 wickets after losing the toss and opting to bat first.

South Africa now leads the three-match series 1-0 after this win. Rain forced the cancellation of the opening game. On December 14, the series’ third game will take place in Johannesburg.

India-South Africa 2nd T20 scorecard

The innings of Hendricks-Markram is more than that of Surya-Rinku.

Captain Suryakumar Yadav (56 runs) and Rinku Singh (68 runs) each played half-century innings for the Indian team. Rinku Singh scored the first half-century and Surya scored the 17th, however neither half-century was enough to help the side win.

Reeza Hendricks (49 runs) and Matthew Britzky (16 runs) scored rapidly in the reply innings. Following that, captain Aiden Markram contributed a crucial 30-run inning. After that, Tristan Stubbs and David Miller guided the team to victory.

African batsmen’s explosive innings on powerplay

To chase the goal of 152 runs in 15 overs, the South African openers got off to an exciting start. Reeza Hendricks and Matthew Britzky combined for 42 runs off of 17 balls. Here, Britzky was run out. The run rate for the side did not drop even after this wicket. In 4 overs, the side scored 56 runs. In five overs during the powerplay, the home team scored 67/1.

Rain delayed the Indian innings, which ended with 180 runs in 19.3 overs. The Indian side, batting first after losing the toss, amassed 180 runs for 7 wickets in 19.3 overs; however, the rain prevented the Indian innings from being finished.

Rinku Singh scored 68 runs in one inning on 39 balls for Team India. He made two sixes and nine fours. In addition to Rinku, captain Suryakumar Yadav amassed 56 runs in 36 balls by hitting three sixes and five fours.

Three wickets were taken by South Africa’s Gerald Cootzie. Each of Marco Janson, Aiden Markram, Lizaad Williams, and Tabraiz Shamsi claimed a wicket.

Rinku’s first fifty runs were scored in the final twenty-one balls, and India batted superbly in the dying overs. Ravindra Jadeja was the player who struck a six to Gerald Cootzie in the 17th over. Rinku also reached her half-century mark in this over at the same moment with a single. In the eighteenth over, Shamsi bowled beautifully, conceding just four runs. Rinku Singh then shifted gears and blasted two sixes to Aiden Markram in the 19th over.

Gerald Coetzee delivered three balls in the final over, which was not able to be finished because to rain. let up two runs on the first delivery before taking two wickets in a row. India amassed 31 runs and lost 2 wickets in the death over

Even though Gerald Cootzie was on a hat-trick, the game was ruined by the rain.

Gerald Cootzie, a fast bowler from South Africa, was on a hat-trick. Rain arrived before the fourth ball was thrown, but he LBWd Ravindra Jadeja on the second ball of the 20th over and had Arshdeep caught by Andil Felcuyo on the third ball.

India was taken over by Rinku-Surya in the middle overs.

Rinku Singh and captain Suryakumar Yadav seized control of the Indian batting after the team lost three wickets in the powerplay. They each played fifty-seven innings. A 70-run partnership ensued for the fourth wicket between the two players. India lost 2 wickets in the first 10 overs, but still managed to reach 90 runs. Team India’s total after 16 overs was 149/5. At times, the situation is in the middle…

49 balls for 50 runs by Surya With 29 balls, Indian captain Suryakumar Yadav reached his fifty. His 17th half-century in his T-20 career was scored by him. Against South Africa, he has achieved his fourth half-century.

Captain Suryakumar Yadav and Rinku Singh shared a half-century stand for the fourth wicket after Surya-Rinku’s fifty partnership was lost for 55 runs. 70 runs were added by both on 48 balls.

Rinku Singh, an Indian cricketer, reached his first fifty runs in a Twenty20 match. Additionally, this is his first half-century abroad. He made fifty off thirty balls.

returning to the pavilion with the top three batters out on zero and a total of 59/3.

The Indian team did not have a good start. After scoring six runs as a team, the team’s openers made their way back to the pavilion. Shubman Gill and Yashasvi Jaiswal, the openers, were unable to open their accounts. Tilak Verma and skipper Suryakumar elevated the team’s score above 50 in this circumstance.

Team India scored 59 runs for three wickets in six overs during the powerplay. Gerald Cooties, Lizad Williams, and Marco Yanson each claimed one wicket.

India’s fastest player Mohammed Shami, who claimed 24 wickets to end as the ODI World Cup’s leading wickettaker, is on the Arjuna Award shortlist

Award of Major Dhyan Chand Khel Ratna

The top sporting accolade in India, the Major Dhyan Chand Khel Ratna Award, is set to be given to Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty, the country’s best badminton men’s doubles team. The two have had an incredible year, making it to as many as six finals and taking home five wins. They took home victories at the Korea Open, Indonesia Open, Swiss Open, Asian Games, and Asian Championships. At the China Masters, they finished second.

Arjuna Award Recipients

India’s fastest player It has been learned that Mohammed Shami, who claimed 24 wickets to finish as the leading wickettaker in the ODI World Cup, is on the shortlist for the Arjuna Award. In addition to becoming the first Indian doubles team to reach the pinnacle of the international game, Satwik-Chirag made history this year by becoming the first Indian doubles team to rank #1 in the world rankings of the BWF.

Chirag Shetty, a badminton player, and Satwik Sairaj Rankireddy are the nominees for the Major Dhyan Chand Khel Ratna Award in sports.

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Mohammed Shami for cricket, Ajay Reddy for blind cricket, Ojas Pravin Deotale, Aditi Gopichand Swami for archery, Sheetal Devi for para archery, Parul Chaudhary and M Sreeshankar for athletics, Mohd Hussamuddin for boxing, R Vaishali for chess, Divyakriti Singh and Anush Agarwalla for equestrian sports, Diksha Dagar for golf, Krishan Bahadur Pathak and Sushila Chanu for hockey, Pinky for lawn tennis, Aishwary Pratap Singh Tomar for shooting, Antim Panghal for wrestling, and Ayhika Mukherjee for table tennis were the recipients of the Arjuna Award.

Dhyan Chand Lifetime Award winners are Vineet Kumar Sharma (hockey), Manjusha Kanwar (badminton), and Kavita (kabaddi).

Ganesh Prabhakaran in mallakhamb, Mahavir Saini in paraathletics, Lalit Kumar in wrestling, RB Ramesh in chess, and Shivendra Singh in hockey are the recipients of the Dronacharya Award.

A three-day DAV Sports Meet, State Level championship for Girls (U-14, U-16 & U-19) was organized from 14 December ’23 to 16 December ’23 at DAV Public School, Talwandi Kota under the aegis of DAV CMC, New Delhi.

Shri A K Sharma, Principal DAV CPS, Jaipur, ARO, and Zonal Head, unfurled the flag, marking the official inauguration, which was followed by the DAV Anthem. He emphasized the need to imbibe qualities of discipline, sportsmanship spirit and to never be disappointed by failure in life. He further added that sports make us healthy and strong and teach us to embrace both victories and defeats gracefully.

This prestigious sporting gala brought together approximately 150 enthusiastic sportspersons from 18 DAV Schools across Rajasthan, engaging in spirited competitions encompassing team games and track & field events. A great deal of enthusiasm was seen in the students and faculty members.

Under this, the first day of December 14, Table Tennis Under-19, Yoga Under 14-19, Badminton Under 14-17-19 competitions were held.

Athletics and Kabaddi competitions were organized on 15th December.

Volleyball Under-19 and Basketball Under-19 were organized on the last day on 16th December. As the three-day extravaganza concluded on 16 December’23, medals were awarded to the deserving winners, acknowledging their outstanding performances and dedication. The students of DAV, Jaipur gave their best performance and earned many gold medals, silver medals and bronze medals.

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This year, DAV State and National Sports has become even more important with the recognition of DAV Sports by the Ministry of Sports and Youth Welfare.

The closing ceremony witnessed the dignified lowering of the flag by Principal Mrs.Poonam Singh, DAV Public School, Kota, Cluster Head. She appreciated the best performance of all the players and said that extra-curricular activities should be an indispensable part of every student’s life. She also extended her best wishes for the National level.

Anahat Singh, a young Indian squash star, won the girls’ under-19 division at the 2023 Scottish Junior Open squash tournament in Edinburgh

Rising talent in Indian squash, Anahat Singh, won the girls’ under-19 division at the 2023 Scottish Junior Open squash in Edinburgh with an incredible display of ability and perseverance. Her incredible victory completed an incredible year that saw her win twice at the National Championships and medal at the Asian Games. It also added another feather to her cap.

The Dominance of Anahat

Anahat Singh defeated Robyn McAlpine, the home favorite, in the final, showcasing her supremacy on the squash court. With a resounding 11-6, 11-1, 11-5 victory, the youthful talent made it clear that she was the best in the girls’ under-19 class.

A Year of Success

For Anahat Singh, the victory at the Scottish Junior Open was the pinnacle of an incredible year. The player from Delhi had already won the senior and under-19 national titles, demonstrating her adaptability and skill in a variety of age groups. She also won a bronze in mixed doubles with Abhay Singh at the Asian Games and the first-ever Asian Mixed Doubles Championships.

Boys’ Under-15 Championship Final

Subhash Choudhary showed tenacity and skill in a hard-fought boys’ under-15 final, rallying to defeat fellow countryman Shiven Agarwal 5-11, 11-4, 6-11, 11-8, 11-5. The match demonstrated the talent and spirit of competition in the Indian squash scene.

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Final for All-Indian Boys’ Under-13

In the all-Indian boys’ under-13 championship match, Shresht Iyer triumphed over Shreyansh Jah with a score of 11-8, 11-8, 3-11, 11-8. The match demonstrated Indian squash’s bright future as well as the breadth of ability present in the younger age groups.

Additional Notable Outcomes

Top-seeded Indian Aadya Budhia defeated Malaysia’s Niea Chew in the girls’ under-13 final of the competition with a score of 9-11, 11-8, 8-11, 11-8, 11-9, demonstrating her tenacity. Top seed Prabhav Bajoria pulled off a stunning upset over second seed Aaditya Shah in the boys’ under-11 final, winning 5-11, 9-11, 11-5, 11-8, and 11-6. Divyanshi Jain came in second place for the girls under-11 division.

Twenty-third Scottish Junior Open Squash Tournament

Indian squash players were on full display at the 2023 Scottish Junior Open, when Anahat Singh emerged victorious in the girls’ under-19 division. With players from more than 30 nations, the event demonstrated the competitive and universal appeal of junior squash, paving the way for Indian squash’s further rise to prominence internationally.

During a ceremony, President Draupadi Murmu gave the posthumous Tenzing Norgay National Adventure Award to Savita Kanswal, a heroic mountaineer from Lothru village in Uttarkashi district

Savita Kanswal received the coveted Tenzing Norgay National Adventure medal posthumously from President Draupadi Murmu in a poignant event. Her father, Radheshyam Kanswal, also received the medal, which is a testimonial to Savita’s extraordinary accomplishments in the world of climbing.

An Amazing Achievement

In an incredible 16 days, Savita Kanswal became the first female mountaineer from India to ascend both Mount Makalu (8485 m) and Everest (8848 m). This incredible accomplishment demonstrated not only her physical strength but also her unwavering will to succeed at such a young age—25.

Misfortune Occurs

Savita’s bright future took a devastating turn on October 4, 2022, when she passed away suddenly. Savita was hit by an avalanche while she was part of the team dispatched by the Nehru Institute of Mountaineering to climb Draupadi Ka Danda peak. Her life was finally lost as a result of her love for scaling mountains and testing boundaries.

Savita Kanswal: A Brave Pioneer in Mountaineering Despite a tragic end to her trip, brave mountaineer Savita Kanswal from Lothru village in the Bhatwari block of Uttarkashi district has made a lasting impression on the world of adventure sports and mountaineering.

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An emotional moment for the family.

The late mountaineer’s family members shed tears when Radheshyam Kanswal accepted the honor on behalf of his daughter. The honor serves as a touching reminder of Savita’s spirit and the sacrifices she made to pursue her passion for mountaineering.

Legacy of Courage

Savita Kanswal’s legacy extends beyond her exceptional accomplishments, capturing her fortitude, tenacity, and resilience in the face of adversity. Her ability to overcome adversity and push her limitations serves as a source of inspiration for outdoor enthusiasts around the country.

Andre Russell’s all-around performance has helped the West Indies begin the Twenty20 series against England with a victory. won the first game of the three-match T-20 series in Bridgetown, defeating England by 4 wickets

The Caribbean squad now leads the series 1-0 as a result of this. After more than two years away, Russell made his comeback to the world of international cricket, where he amassed three wickets and played an undefeated 29 runs in 14 balls. The player of the contest was him.

West Indies chose to field first after winning the toss. England lost all of its wickets while scoring 171 runs when batting first. With 11 balls left, West Indies, who were chasing the target, reached it with the cost of 6 wickets. For the West Indies, Andre Russell and Alzarri Joseph claimed three wickets each.

England had a terrific start thanks to Phil Salt and Jos Buttler.

Phil Salt (opener) and skipper Jos Buttler gave England a strong start. The two put up a partnership of 77 runs for the first wicket. Jos Buttler scored 39 runs, while Salt scored 40 in 20 balls. Liam Livingston scored 27 runs on 19 balls, except these two.

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For the West Indies, Andre Russell and Alzarri Joseph claimed three wickets each.

For the West Indies, Andre Russell and Alzarri Joseph claimed three wickets each. In four overs, Andre Russell claimed three wickets for 19 runs, while in three overs, Joseph claimed three wickets for 54 runs. Romario Shepherd grabbed two wickets in addition to these two. Jason Holder and Akil Hussain shared a wicket each, though.

In the power play, West Indies scored 59 runs.

In the power play, West Indies scored 59 runs while losing 1 wicket. At 32 runs, West Indies suffered their first blow. After scoring 22 runs in just 12 balls, opener Brandon King went out. Cy Hope and Kyle Myers took over the West Indies innings after he was dismissed. Hope scored 36 runs in 30 balls, while Myers scored 35 in 21 balls. Rovman Powell played an unblemished inning of 31 runs in 15 balls except from these two. For England, Rehan Ahmed claimed 3 wickets.