Khaleel Ahmed roars at Shreyas Iyer (Screengrabs) NEW DELHI: Chennai Super Kings pacer Khaleel Ahmed brought pure fire to the field during his side’s clash against Punjab Kings as he dismissed Shreyas Iyer with a sizzling delivery and then celebrated with raw emotion.The moment unfolded in the third over of the PBKS innings, just as Iyer was beginning to find his rhythm.Also See: IPL Live Score, CSK vs PBKSHaving smacked a gorgeous six over long-on just two balls earlier, Iyer looked set for a big score. Poll Who was the standout player in the CSK vs PBKS match? Go Beyond The Boundary with our YouTube channel. SUBSCRIBE NOW!But Khaleel had other ideas. Charging in with intensity, he delivered a full-length ball that tailed in just enough to exploit a slight gap between bat and pad. The off-stump was sent cartwheeling, leaving Iyer stunned and the Chandigarh crowd momentarily silent.But what followed was just as eye-catching as the dismissal. Khaleel, pumped and brimming with adrenaline, let out a primal roar in Iyer’s direction in a fiery, animated celebration. Poll How crucial was Khaleel Ahmed’s wicket of Shreyas Iyer for CSK’s performance? The raw emotion, the energy — it was a moment that fired up the entire CSK camp.This wasn’t the first time Khaleel had bested Iyer. The left-arm pacer has now dismissed the PBKS captain three times in seven IPL innings, keeping him to just 33 runs off 24 balls. Clearly, he has Iyer’s number. Bombay Sport Exchange Ep. 2: GroupM’s Vinit Karnik on IPL’s growth and emerging sports It was a crucial wicket too, as Iyer’s quickfire nine off seven had begun to shift momentum back to Punjab after the early loss of Prabhsimran Singh. But Khaleel’s breakthrough and his celebration made sure the pressure stayed firmly on the batting side.Despite an expensive first over where he went for 17 runs, Khaleel bounced back strongly. His ability to recover, strike at key moments, and bring passion to the pitch continues to make him a vital asset for Chennai.Get the latest IPL 2025 updates on Times of India, including match schedules, team squads, points table and IPL live score for CSK, MI, RCB, KKR, SRH, LSG, DC, GT, PBKS, and RR. Don’t miss the list of players in the race for IPL Orange Cap and IPL Purple cap. Source

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After a flying start to the year domestically, Abhinash Jamwal extended his stellar run as he produced a near-flawless performance to reach the final of the World Boxing Cup in the Brazilian city of Foz Do Iguacu late on Friday. Facing Italy’s Gianluigi Malanga, the 22-year-old Indian secured a unanimous 5-0 verdict to enter the title round, where he will face local favourite Yuri Reis. The boxer from Mandi, Himachal Pradesh, used his tall frame and athleticism to stay clear of Malanga’s reach. At the same time, he was quick enough to pounce when his opponent’s guard was down. Four of the five judges awarded Jamwal a perfect 30, with all the five judges awarding the first and third rounds to the Indian unanimously. Malanga had to even face a countdown in the first round itself, putting him on the back foot for the rest of the bout. Jamwal has had a sensational start to the year. He won the national title with utmost ease, where he recorded victories over formidable opponents including the seasoned Shiva Thapa and 2022 Youth World Champion Vanshaj Kumar. He is the second Indian boxer to reach the final of the World Cup after Hitesh Gulia defeated French Olympian Makan Traore to enter the title round in the 70kg weight category. Hitesh will take on England’s Odel Kamara in the final. However, Manish Rathore’s campaign in the 55kg category ended at the semifinal stage, as he went down 0:5 to Kazakhstan’s Nursultan Altynbek. This is the first global elite boxing event organised by World Boxing in which Indian boxers are participating, and the 10-member contingent has once again showcased its ability to challenge the world’s best, with two reaching the final and four others making it to the last four rounds. Earlier in the event, Jadumani Singh Mandengbam took the fight to former Asian Under-22 champion Asilbek Jalilov of Uzbekistan but ended on the wrong side of a 2:3 split verdict in the 50kg semifinals. Vishal went down 0:5 against Turabek Khabibullaev of Uzbekistan in the 90kg semifinal while Sachin lost to Poland’s Pawel Brach in 60kg bout. Losing semifinalists get bronze medals. © The Indian Express Pvt Ltd Expand Source

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Brazil: Boxer Hitesh Gulia inked history on Sunday night at the Boxing World Cup, clinching the gold medal in the men’s 70 kg event. Thus, he became the first Indian to win a gold medal at the event, which took place in Foz do Iguaçu, Brazil. Hitesh topped the podium after his opponent, Odel Kamara of England, gave a walkover in the final. WIth the result, Hitesh successfully secured India’s only gold medal so far in the competition. Hitesh put on a stellar display throughout the tournament. The 20-year-old boxer from Jhanjar, Haryana, defeated Makan Traore of France by an unanimous 5-0 decision in the semi-final of the tournament. Hitesh, who is a sailor in the Indian Navy, has performed consistently at the National level in recent times. He bagged a gold medal in the Senior National Boxing Championships and the 38th Uttarakhand National Games. Abhinash Jamwal lost in the men’s 65 kg men’s final against Yuri Reis and settled for a silver. Also, four of India’s boxers won bronze medals in the competition. Overall, India won one gold, one silver and four bronze medals at the World Boxing Cup. India’s campaign at the World Boxing Cup has come to an end. It also marked Indian boxers’ first international tournament since their disappointing run at the 2024 Paris Olympics last year. Indians who won medals at the 2025 World Boxing Cup Hitesh Gulia (70kg) – Gold Abhinash Jamwal (65kg) – Silver Jadumani Singh (50kg), Sachin Siwach (60kg), Vishal (90kg), Manish Rathore (55kg) – Bronze Source

New Delhi [India], April 6 (ANI): The Indian boxing contingent came up with an impressive performance in their first-ever outing in the Elite level international meet organised by World Boxing as they bagged six medals, including a gold and silver in the World Boxing Cup Brazil 2025 at Foz Do Iguacu on Saturday. Hitesh became the first Indian boxer to clinch a gold medal in the World Boxing Cup. His opponent, Odel Kamara of England was injured and couldn’t take to the ring in the 70kg finale, as per a press release from the Boxing Federation of India (BFI). Abhinash Jamwal, the other Indian boxer to reach the final in the 65kg category, gave his best against local favourite Yuri Reis but could not do enough to get a favourable verdict and bagged a silver medal. Advertisement Four Indian players bagged bronze medals, including Jadumani Singh Mandengbam (50kg), Manish Rathore (55kg), Sachin (60kg) and Vishal (90kg). Hitesh after becoming the first Indian boxer to clinch a gold medal in the World Boxing Cup credited the 10-day preparation camp in Brazil ahead of the tournament as something that helped him and the team a lot. Advertisement “The camp helped me learn a few tactical nuances that helped me a lot in the competition. This tournament has provided us fantastic exposure at the highest level and I am happy that I could grab the gold medal,” said Hitesh. India had fielded a 10-member contingent for the World Boxing Cup, their first major international outing since the Paris Olympics, and bagging six medals, this will not only boost the confidence of the squad as they start preparing for the 2028 Olympic cycle ahead of Los Angeles Games. (ANI) (The story has come from a syndicated feed and has not been edited by the Tribune Staff.) Source

The Indian contingent bagged six medals, including a gold and a silver, at the World Boxing Cup Brazil 2025 at Foz Do Iguacu, which ended on Saturday. Hitesh Gulia became the first Indian boxer to clinch a gold medal in the World Boxing Cup. He was handed a walkover in the final of the men’s 70kg weight category as opponent, Odel Kamara of England, was injured and couldn’t take to the ring. Abhinash Jamwal, the other Indian boxer to reach the final in the 65kg category, gave his best against local favourite Yuri Reis but had to settle for a silver medal. Four Indian boxers, including Jadumani Singh Mandengbam (50kg), Manish Rathore (55kg), Sachin (60kg) and Vishal (90kg), bagged bronze medals after going down in the semi-finals. Like in Olympic boxing, both losing semi-finalists received bronze medals at the Brazil meet. After winning his gold, Hitesh Gulia credited the 10-day preparation camp in Brazil ahead of the tournament as something that helped him and the team a lot. “The camp helped me learn a few tactical nuances that helped me a lot in the competition. This tournament has provided us fantastic exposure at the highest level and I am happy that I could grab the gold medal,” said Hitesh. Over 130 boxers, including Olympians from 19 different countries, participated in the first World Boxing Cup of the year. Competitions were being held for both men and women but India only had representation in the 10 men’s weight categories. The women missed out on the meet on account of the senior nationals being held earlier this month. The Brazil meet is one of the three World Boxing Cups scheduled for this year. Kazakhstan and India will host the other two in June-July and November, respectively. Ranking points will be on offer at each meet with the top-ranked boxers qualifying for the season-ending World Boxing Cup Finals. World Boxing Cup Brazil 2025: Indian medal winners Hitesh Gulia (men’s 70kg) – gold medal Abhinash Jamwal (men’s 65kg) – silver medal Jadumani Singh Mandengbam (men’s 50kg) – bronze medal Manish Rathore (men’s 55kg) – bronze medal Sachin (men’s 60kg) – bronze medal Vishal (men’s 90kg) – bronze medal Source

Hitesh celebrates after winning gold© SAI The Indian boxing contingent came up with an impressive performance in their first-ever outing in the Elite level international meet organised by World Boxing as they bagged six medals, including a gold and silver in the World Boxing Cup Brazil 2025 at Foz Do Iguacu on Saturday. Hitesh became the first Indian boxer to clinch a gold medal in the World Boxing Cup. His opponent, Odel Kamara of England was injured and couldn’t take to the ring in the 70kg finale, as per a press release from the Boxing Federation of India (BFI). Abhinash Jamwal, the other Indian boxer to reach the final in the 65kg category, gave his best against local favourite Yuri Reis but could not do enough to get a favourable verdict and bagged a silver medal. Four Indian players bagged bronze medals, including Jadumani Singh Mandengbam (50kg), Manish Rathore (55kg), Sachin (60kg) and Vishal (90kg). Hitesh after becoming the first Indian boxer to clinch a gold medal in the World Boxing Cup credited the 10-day preparation camp in Brazil ahead of the tournament as something that helped him and the team a lot. “The camp helped me learn a few tactical nuances that helped me a lot in the competition. This tournament has provided us fantastic exposure at the highest level and I am happy that I could grab the gold medal,” said Hitesh. India had fielded a 10-member contingent for the World Boxing Cup, their first major international outing since the Paris Olympics, and bagging six medals, this will not only boost the confidence of the squad as they start preparing for the 2028 Olympic cycle ahead of Los Angeles Games. (Except for the headline, this story has not been edited by NDTV staff and is published from a syndicated feed.) Topics mentioned in this article Source

The Indian boxing contingent ended their campaign at the World Boxing Cup with an impressive haul of six medals, including a gold won by Hitesh, at Foz Do Iguacu in Brazil. It’s India’s first-ever outing in an elite-level international meet organised by World Boxing. Hitesh became the first Indian boxer to clinch a gold medal in the World Boxing Cup. His opponent Odel Kamara of England was injured and couldn’t take to the ring in the 70kg final on Saturday. Abhinash Jamwal, the other Indian boxer to reach the final in the 65kg category, gave his best against local favourite Yuri Reis but could not do enough to get a favourable verdict and bagged a silver medal. Four Indians — Jadumani Singh Mandengbam (50kg), Manish Rathore (55kg), Sachin (60kg) and Vishal (90kg) — bagged bronze medals. Hitesh credited the 10-day preparatory camp in Brazil ahead of the tournament as something that helped him and the team a lot. “The camp helped me learn a few tactical nuances that helped me a lot in the competition. This tournament has provided us fantastic exposure at the highest level and I am happy that I could grab the gold medal,” said Hitesh. India had fielded a 10-member contingent at the World Boxing Cup, their first major international outing since the Paris Olympics. Source

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