Rajasthan Royals will hold their first pre-season camp for Indian Premier League (IPL) 2026 in Jaipur from March 15. With the ongoing T20 World Cup concluding on March 8, the full squad is expected to assemble gradually. All players will start arriving in the mid-second week of March, allowing the Jaipur camp to kick off as planned.The players will start arriving in the second week and camp will start from March 15 in Jaipur, confirmed a source.Earlier, a small pool of players, including Sandeep Sharma, Vaibhav Suryavanshi, and Ravi Bishnoi, had gathered at their High Performance Centre in Nagpur for a few warm-up sessions in February, as an initial phase to shake off the rust before the larger group convenes in Jaipur.Meanwhile, government authorities are working tirelessly to upgrade the Sawai Man Singh Stadium in time for Royals' home matches.Work is progressing at a brisk pace across key areas. The stadium will be fully ready well before the Royals arrive for their IPL 2026 campaign, said an official closely monitoring the developments at the venue.

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Anxiety is reportedly spreading among BBC employees following the corporation's loss of two long-standing sporting broadcast rights this year.TNT Sports, owned by Warner Bros. Discovery, outbid the BBC late last year to secure coverage of the Glasgow Commonwealth Games this summer, ending a broadcasting relationship that stretched back more than seventy years.Channel 4 has also acquired the Boat Race, which the BBC had shown for decades apart from a brief period when ITV held the rights between 2005 and 2009.Neither event ranks among the calendar's premier sporting occasions, yet both command significant audiences. The 2025 Oxford versus Cambridge contest attracted 2.6 million viewers.TRENDINGStoriesVideosYour SayStaff working on the corporation's Six Nations coverage are said to be particularly worried about their future, with concerns extending to the flagship Wimbledon broadcasts, according to the Daily Mail.The All England Club has reportedly raised questions about how the BBC's presentation of the Championships compares with coverage of other Grand Slam tournaments, The Times has reported.An industry source reportedly said: "John McEnroe is great, although he can split opinion, but some of the other presenters and pundits at Wimbledon seem out of touch and not really up to date with a lot of the players."The source added that while traditional elements appeal to some viewers, the broadcaster should examine approaches taken elsewhere in tennis coverage.The BBC's relationship with Wimbledon represents one of British broadcasting's most enduring partnerships. LATEST SPORTS NEWS:10 talking points from the Premier League including Ramadan row, Arsenal art form and weird Sunday quirkPremier League sensationally forced to delete own tweet after furious complaints from TottenhamMick Schumacher crashes on first lap in nightmare return to racing as 'door closed' on F1 careerRadio commentary from the corporation has continued for close to a hundred years, while free-to-air television coverage began in 1937.However, the current television rights agreement expires in 2027, and TNT Sports already holds a stake in the coverage.The rival broadcaster secured permission to share and air both singles finals, and from 2025 onwards gained the rights to show highlights across the United Kingdom.There are concerns that without significant changes to its tennis presentation, the BBC's attempt to renew its Wimbledon deal could be placed in jeopardy.The potential loss of Wimbledon would follow a troubling pattern for the corporation's sports portfolio.Several prestigious events have already departed from BBC channels in recent years, including The Open golf championship, the Grand National and Royal Ascot.The Commonwealth Games will be shown by a broadcaster other than the BBC for the first time when Glasgow hosts the event this summer, marking another significant departure from tradition.Staff fears reportedly centre on whether the corporation can halt this erosion of its sporting coverage, with Wimbledon widely regarded as the BBC's most prized remaining asset in the sports broadcasting landscape.Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter

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Contrairement ce qui a t rapport, ce n'est pas obligatoirement le perdant du play-off de mars qui pourrait tre repch par la Fifa si l'Iran se retire de la Coupe du monde 2026 cause des tensions gopolitiques actuelles. Il y a une possibilit d'avoir trois quipes, si l'annonce intervient quelques jours de la comptition.

Rohit Sharma cherishes the 2007 T20 World Cup final against Pakistan as his most memorable encounter. He also highlighted the thrilling 2022 MCG clash, where Virat Kohli's extraordinary innings secured a dramatic win from a dire situation. Sharma emphasized that nerves remained a constant throughout his career, fueling his desire to perform.