India suffered a crushing 76-run defeat to South Africa in their first Super 8 match at the Narendra Modi Stadium, raising serious questions about their World Cup campaign. Chasing 188, India were bowled out for 111 in 18.5 overs, struggling against both spin and pace. Early setbacks, including Ishan Kishan’s first-over dismissal, derailed the chase, while Shivam Dube’s fighting 42 was the lone bright spot. David Miller’s 63 powered South Africa to 187/7. With crucial matches against Zimbabwe in Chennai and West Indies in Kolkata ahead, India must win both to stay in contention for the semi-finals.
Protests Erupt At Lucknow University As Fencing Blocks Access To Namaz Site
Student groups at Lucknow University launched protests after the administration fenced off Lal Baradari, a Mughal-era structure on campus. While officials said the fencing was a safety measure due to…
