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Missouri star running back Ahmad Hardy is in stable condition after being shot at a concert in Mississippi, school officials said Monday. Missouris football program announced in a statement that Hardy was shot early Sunday morning and that the All-America running back underwent surgery for the gunshot wound later that day. "Ahmad is deeply loved by his teammates, coaches, friends, family and fans," the statement said. "We will continue to stand beside him and his family through this difficult time, offering our love, prayers, strength and support. A timeline for his return to football activities is unknown at this time." Missouri said it would provide more information on Hardys status as it becomes available. The details of the shooting were not immediately clear. Hardy earned first-team Associated Press All-America honors last season and was one of three finalists for the Doak Walker Award given annually to college footballs top running back. He rushed for 1,649 yards to rank second among all Bowl Subdivision players. Hardy is from Oma, Mississippi. He started his college career at Louisiana-Monroe but transferred to Missouri before the 2025 season. Reporting by The Associated Press.

Mumbai Indians' journey in the IPL 2026 is over. The five-time champions will return empty-handed yet again from the IPL. After their fifth IPL title in 2020, MI are yet to win the tournament

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NEW DELHI: When will Hardik Pandya return to action? How is his injury? When will he make a comeback? These are the questions fans have been asking after the Mumbai Indians skipper missed his second consecutive match in IPL 2026. Mumbai Indians were without their regular captain for the second straight game, with Suryakumar Yadav leading the side in Hardiks absence.Mumbai Indians head coach Mahela Jayawardene provided an important update on Pandyas injury after MI suffered a two-wicket defeat to Royal Challengers Bengaluru at the Shaheed Veer Narayan Singh International Stadium in Raipur.The loss also confirmed five-time champions Mumbai Indians elimination from the playoff race. MI became the second team after Lucknow Super Giants to be knocked out of the tournament.Speaking after the match, Jayawardene revealed that Hardik has been dealing with a back issue and is currently under treatment with the medical team."Yeah. Hardik had a back issue which we were trying to rectify, but it hasn't settled in yet. So the medical guys were working on him. He couldn't train the last few days, so we didn't want to take a risk without knowing exactly. So we'll see. It's on a day-to-day basis. See how he feels. And then we'll make a decision on that," said Jayawardene.Mumbai Indians have endured a poor IPL 2026 campaign so far, having played 11 matches, winning 3 and losing 8.Jayawardene knew he would face tough questions in the post-match press conference. 131013107"The season is disappointing. We've had our opportunities, but we were not good enough. We were not consistent enough with the ball or the bat, and that showed in the margins. We were probably two or three wins away from being in the same group of contenders to get into the playoffs, but we didn't get those wins, and today was another classic example where we fell short," the Sri Lankan legend said.

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Michael van Gerwen has declared he doesn't "give a f**k" about his Premier League prospects, despite finding himself in a precarious position in the standings.The Dutch star currently occupies fifth spot in the table, trailing Luke Humphries by two points in the battle for the final play-off berth.With only two nights of regular season action left, the World No 4 faces a challenging task to secure his place among the top four.Van Gerwen's blunt assessment of his situation came following his Austrian Open campaign in Graz, where he was eliminated by Rob Cross on Sunday.TRENDINGStoriesVideosYour SayThe defeat to Cross represented a missed opportunity for the Dutchman, particularly given that world No1 Luke Littler had opted not to participate in the Austrian event.Prior to his exit, Van Gerwen had dispatched Krzysztof Ratajski in impressive fashion, demonstrating the quality that has made him one of the sport's most decorated players.Speaking about his victory over the Polish thrower, he said: "Krzysztof is in really good form and playing good darts and then you have to do something special. That is exactly what I did today."The performance suggested his game remains in strong shape despite the Premier League concerns.LATEST SPORTS NEWS:Football facing major rule change after West Ham and Arsenal VAR fiascoTravis Kelce and Taylor Swift devise extraordinary two-wedding planRory McIlroy gives PGA Championship update after major injury scareVan Gerwen acknowledged he has rediscovered his rhythm in recent weeks, stating: "I am playing some good darts lately. In the last two weeks I have picked up a good feeling and good momentum."But you have to show it in the games. I did that today and everyone knows what I am capable of."The three-time world champion conceded that 2025 had been a difficult campaign, noting his need to perform strongly on the ProTour and European Tour rankings."I didn't have a good year last year, everyone knows that," he admitted.Van Gerwen's attention now turns to his Premier League clash with Gerwyn Price at Night 15 in Birmingham on Thursday.The Dutchman will then have one final opportunity to secure his play-off spot when the competition concludes in Sheffield on 21 May."My main focus is this tournament, simple as that. What happens next Thursday I don't really give a f**k," he stated.Meanwhile, Josh Rock claimed the 35,000 top prize in Graz, defeating Kevin Doets 8-6 in the final to lift the Austrian Open title.Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter