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All England Open: Three Indian shuttlers test positive for COVID-19 A source in the BWF said those players who had contracted COVID before are most likely to have a positive result. By ANI|   Published: 17th March 2021 12:26 pm IST (Representational Image) Birmingham: Three Indian shuttlers and one member of support staff have tested positive for coronavirus ahead of the All England Open Badminton Championships 2021, Badminton Association of India (BAI) Secretary Ajay Singhania has confirmed. “Three players and one support staff tested COVID-19 positive. I am in touch with the team...

The London Olympics bronze medallist Saina complained she couldn’t practice for the tournament. The 2015 runners-up at All England, Saina had to go through a similar experience in Thailand in January when she had returned positive in a third COVID-19 test but was cleared to compete later after further investigation. Indian badminton couple Saina Nehwal and Parupalli Kashyap have also been left confused less than 24 hours before the start of the Super 1000 tournament after the latter’s tests for COVID-19 came ‘inconclusive’. Three Indian shuttlers have tested positive for COVID-19 ah...

Three Indian wickets in the final hour of play tipped the opening day of the second Test slightly in favour of England after Rohit Sharma sensational knock had set the India innings up on Saturday

Top news of July 9 | Maharashtra: Boat with 11 people on board capsizes in Nagpur Top news of July 9 | Maharashtra: Boat with 11 people on board capsizes in Nagpur Twitter Is Buzzing With News Alerts From India And Rest Of The World. Here Are The Latest Updates From The Micro-blogging Site In One Scroll. News Nation Bureau | Edited By : Vivek Arya | Updated on: 09 Jul 2017, 11:05:18 PM New Delhi: Twitter is buzzing with news alerts from India and rest of the world. Here are the latest updates from the micro-blogging site in one scroll: #11:02 PM Istanbul, Turk...

Church leaders also discuss the continued detention of an elderly Jesuit priest accused of terror links