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Swashbuckling Indian batter Smriti Mandhana retained the top spot in the latest women's ODI batting ranking released here on Tuesday.

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NEW DELHI: Former India spinner Ravichandran Ashwin has offered a fascinating take on Sanju Samsons match-winning performances during Indias triumphant campaign at the ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2026, claiming the star wicketkeeper-batter could easily have scored three centuries in the tournament.Go Beyond The Boundary with our YouTube channel. SUBSCRIBE NOW!Speaking in a video that has gone viral on social media, Ashwin said Samson came agonisingly close to historic milestones against the West Indies, England and New Zealand but chose to prioritise aggressive intent over personal records.As an absolute lover of Sanju Samson, the cricketer and the batter, there should have been three centuries, Ashwin said. 97 not out, I understand; it is possible that I can be a strict South Indian daddy as well. I am saying, two games, man. Almost got out on 90 runs. He can easily take 10 singles and score a century. 129390471Ashwin, however, stressed that Samsons refusal to slow down for personal milestones is exactly what makes him special.But this guy doesnt do it. He always plays with intent. He leaves his own milestone. And thats something lovable about Sanju, he added.ALSO READ:Team India Report Card: Perfect finish to a not-so-perfect T20 World Cup campaignSamson produced three defining innings during Indias title run. He smashed an unbeaten 97 against West Indies in the Super 8 stage and followed it up with identical scores of 89 against England in the semifinal and New Zealand in the final.Despite narrowly missing centuries, Samsons fearless batting proved decisive as India went on to lift the trophy, with the Kerala batter also being named Player of the Tournament.

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Iran's National Paralympic Committee has called it "heartbreaking" that cross-country skier Aboulfazl Khatibi had to withdraw from the Winter Paralympics because of the intensifying conflict in the Middle East.

Holidaygoers were seen wearing traditional jockey outfits and downing pints in the sun while the races got under way 1,300 miles north - where the weather is currently 11 degrees and overcast.

The widow of Scottish rugby icon Doddie Weir, Kathy, has joined this year's annual Doddie Ride ahead of Saturday's Six Nations showdown between Ireland and Scotland.The seventh annual Doddie Ride has departed from Edinburgh as cyclists embark on an ambitious journey to Dublin.The charity event honours Doddie Weir, the beloved Scotland and Lions lock who died aged 52 four years ago after battling Motor Neurone Disease.Before his death in 2022, Weir established the My Name'5 Doddie foundation, which has since generated millions of pounds for MND research.TRENDINGStoriesVideosYour SayThis year's route begins with a prologue from Edinburgh to Weir's hometown of Melrose in the Scottish Borders, before continuing through England and Wales to the Aviva Stadium.Former Scotland captain and British and Irish Lion Rob Wainwright leads the Doddie Triple Crown ride, having been a close friend and loyal companion to Weir throughout his life.The concept is to transport the Six Nations match ball from Melrose to Dublin for the weekend's climactic fixture.However, the physical challenge is immense, with participants covering approximately 200 miles each day across four days.Speaking to the Sun, Kathy said: "This is probably the first year Ive felt mentally ready to take on something like this."I dont know about physically, but mentally, yes. After Doddie died, I probably wasnt in a great place. Id tell everyone I was fine, but I was exhausted, mentally and physically."It was emotional, and it was public. Its taken time."Last year I joined for the final stage and that helped."LATEST SPORT NEWS:Steve Borthwick sack latest as RFU release statement on 'hugely disappointing' Six Nations campaignEngland boss Steve Borthwick comes out fighting for his job in defiant claim about RFUEngland suffer historic Italy defeat in Six Nations to leave Steve Borthwick clinging to jobShe added: "Now Im at a place where Im happy to do anything I can to help raise the profile for Rob, the Foundation, and for the whole MND community."The former rugby international first realised there was something wrong with his health while on his family farm in the Scottish Borders.Kathy added: "He was out on the farm and he felt he had a weakness in his hand."It sort of never fixed and he started googling and that's when we started down the road of motor neurone disease."The foundation Doddie set up has now raised more than 20million to fund research into treatments and a cure for MND.Kathy believes her late husband's legacy will give her strength during the long four-day cycle through rugby's four home nations. She said: "I don't think anyone can do what he did."She aims to raise awareness of the disease "and show people who are suffering with MND that we are still here and we are still doing what we can to try and help".Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter

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The National Park Service issued a warning about the presence of hazardous quicksand areas near the shoreline and at drainages in Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, which spans across bothArizonaandUtah."It can appear dry and firm on the surface but may suddenly give way," the Park Service said in a March 3 safety alert on Facebook and on its website."Watch for unstable, shifting or unusually soft ground and use caution when entering these areas."NATIONAL PARK DEATH EXPOSES REPEATED RULE VIOLATIONS AS TOURISTS TAKE DANGEROUS RISKSGlen Canyon spans more than 1.25 million acres, stretching from Lees Ferry in Arizona to the Orange Cliffs of southern Utah. Its renowned for its water-based recreation, back-country adventures, and the iconic Horseshoe Bend along the Colorado River.The National Park Services website notes there are multiple warning signs that can signal possible quicksand. Those include unexpected water seepage, shifting, rippling or vibrating soil.Dry-looking surfaces that feel soft or spongy can be a problem, it says.Depressions or saturated low spots can be signs. Fine sediment mixed with water can also be a red flag.Quicksand is a mixture of fine sand, clay and salt water, according to an article published by Live Science.CLICK HERE FOR MORE LIFESTYLE STORIESQuicksand has a density of about 2 grams per milliliter, while humans have a density of about 1 gram per milliliter, according to National Geographic."At that level of density, sinking in quicksand is impossible. You would descend about up to your waist, but you'd go no further," the publication said.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR LIFESTYLE NEWSLETTER"People who are caught in supersaturated sand remain buoyant people dont sink in quicksand allowing them to float and wriggle themselves to safety," Jim Britt, conservation and forestry spokesperson at theMaine Department of Agriculture,previously told The Associated Press.The National Park Service shared other advice on its website."Stay calm and avoid sudden movements," the site says.TEST YOURSELF WITH OUR LATEST LIFESTYLE QUIZ"Lean back to spread out [your] body weight" if caught in quicksand.The site also recommends slowly working legs upward: "Wiggle feet slowly or rotate legs slightly."Then use slow, controlled movements to move toward firmer ground.Use a sturdy object for leverage and avoid standing up until safely out.Ashley J. DiMella of Fox News Digital contributed reporting.