Gurgaon has rapidly transformed from a corporate satellite city into one of India’s strongest commercial real estate markets. Over the past decade, the city has witnessed exceptional growth in infrastructure, retail expansion, office absorption, and mixed-use developments, making it a preferred destination for investors, businesses, and developers alike. Today, Gurgaon stands as a major...

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NEW DELHI: Shubman Gill grabbed attention on social media once again after Gujarat Titans registered a crushing 82-run victory over Sunrisers Hyderabad in IPL 2026. Soon after the win in Ahmedabad, the GT skipper shared a cheeky Instagram post with the caption: Dil abhi bhi sache, aur ghar bhi kache.The witty line instantly went viral among fans, as it appeared to reference an old light-hearted exchange involving Gill and SRH star Ishan Kishan during a previous interaction on Star Sports.During that conversation, Gill had jokingly taken a dig at Hyderabads record against Gujarat.View this post on InstagramA post shared by hubman Gill (@shubmangill)SRH last kab jeeti thi? Gill had asked.To which Abhishek Sharma responded, SRH bahut pehle jeeti thi.View this post on InstagramA post shared by Star Sports India (@starsportsindia)Gill then delivered the punchline that fans quickly connected with his latest Instagram caption: SRH tab last jeeti thi jab ghar kache, aur dil sache hote the.The post gained traction immediately after Gujarat extended their dominance over Hyderabad with another emphatic victory at the Narendra Modi Stadium.On the field, GT produced a complete performance to outclass SRH. Half-centuries from Sai Sudharsan and Washington Sundar guided Gujarat to 168/5 on a tricky batting surface. Sudharsan struck 61 off 44 balls, while Sundar added a composed 50 from 33 deliveries. Nishant Sindhu also chipped in with a useful 22. 131055962In reply, SRHs star-studded batting lineup completely collapsed under pressure and were bowled out for just 86 in 14.5 overs. Kagiso Rabada and Jason Holder picked up three wickets each, while Prasidh Krishna and Mohammed Siraj also made key contributions with the ball.

Gurgaon has steadily positioned itself as one of India’s most promising destinations for commercial real estate investment. While many cities continue to struggle with inconsistent infrastructure and fluctuating demand, Gurgaon has built a strong ecosystem driven by corporate expansion, modern retail culture, and rapidly growing urban development. As businesses continue expanding across...

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Frank Warren has dismissed speculation that Tyson Fury will face Andy Ruiz Jr in his next bout, while confirming the heavyweight star is keen to return to the ring before a blockbuster showdown with Anthony Joshua.Rumours had gathered pace in recent days after Fury posted a cryptic video on social media teasing "big news" while wearing a Mexico football shirt, prompting some fans to suggest Ruiz could be lined up as his next opponent.But promoter Frank Warren has moved quickly to pour cold water on that theory.Speaking to The Sun, the 74-year-old made clear that although Fury wants another fight before any long-anticipated Battle of Britain with Joshua, Ruiz is not under consideration.TRENDINGStoriesVideosYour Say"He will fight, he wants to fight - he's made that very clear," Warren said."He doesn't want to be back in the ring by November, which I think will be a gap of about seven or eight months."He wants to fight, he doesn't want to be rusty again and he wants to get in there, but it won't be against Andy Ruiz."When asked how likely it was that Fury would box again before facing Joshua, Warren replied: "I think there's a very, very good chance."LATEST SPORTS NEWS:Rory McIlroy takes drastic step after PGA Championship injury scareMiddlesbrough boss fights back tears as he blasts 'disgraceful' Southampton after play-off heartbreakBarcelona release statement after Real Madrid president accuses rivals of 'biggest scandal in football'A return in August has been widely discussed, which would provide Fury with an opportunity to sharpen up before a potential meeting with Joshua later in the year.The 37-year-old last fought in April, when he outpointed Arslanbek Makhmudov.Joshua is also expected to take part in a comeback contest of his own.The former two-time world champion is reportedly scheduled to face unbeaten heavyweight Kristian Prenga in Riyadh on July 25.Both camps appear eager to ensure their fighters enter any future showdown in peak condition.A clash between Fury and Joshua has long been regarded as the biggest all-British fight boxing can offer and remains one of the most anticipated contests in the sport.Joshua's last bout was against Jake Paul in December.After a slow start, he knocked down the American in the sixth round. Whether he can repeat the feat against Fury remains to be seen. Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter

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