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[ad_1] AL KHOBAR: Thanglalsoun Gangte scored a brace to information India to a vital 3-0 win over Kuwait within the AFC U-17 Asian Cup 2023 Qualifiers right here on Thursday. India had registered a commanding 5-0 win in opposition to the Maldives of their earlier match. Two targets from Gangte gave the Indian facet three factors. Goalkeeper Sahil additionally shone via with a notable show, making a variety of essential saves, guaranteeing a hard-earned clear sheet. Clinical India U17 put 3 previous Kuwait, keep flawless begin in #AFCU17 🏆Asian Cup QualifiersLearn 👉🏼… https://t.co/I1R6syGZJB— Indian Football Team (@IndianFootball) 1665027589000The first half started with the Indian facet within the ascendancy proper from kick-off. The first huge probability got here within the ninth minute as Gangte headed the ball into the online from a corner-kick alternative. However, the referee had blown for a foul within the build-up. Three minutes later, skipper Vanlalpeka Guite stung the palms of the Kuwait custodian with a low, fizzing shot that was saved. The stress continued to construct and the reward got here within the sixteenth minute as Bibiano Fernandes' facet took the lead. A scrumptious lengthy ball from centreback Manjot Singh Dhami discovered Korou in house down the proper flank. The winger charged and performed a pinpoint cross for the onrushing Gangte, who supplied a scientific first-time end. India custodian Sahil was referred to as into motion on a few events and produced some fantastic saves in the direction of the top of the primary half to make sure a clear sheet. 💙💙💙#INDKUW ⚔️ #AFCU17 🏆 #AgainTheBlue 💙 #IndianFootball ⚽ https://t.co/06Y3SfCpIi— Indian Football Team (@IndianFootball) 1665005879000After the half-time interval, the sport continued from the place it left off as each side continued to push for benefit. Two minutes after the hour mark, Korou headed narrowly over the bar from a corner-kick probability. However, 4 minutes later, he was readily available to double India's benefit because the Blue Colts raced ahead on a counter-attack. Guite fired in an inviting low cross from the left and the winger slammed it dwelling with aplomb. Sahil was referred to as into motion but once more within the 69th minute, producing a flying save to disclaim Khaled as soon as once more. The cease proved to be essential because the Indian staff struck one other blow simply two minutes later as Gangte scored his second. FULL TIME! WHAT A WIN! 👏👏We keep our good begin with a fantastic efficiency tonight. Let's preserve pushing! 👊FT… https://t.co/kKOvS9wIzM— Indian Football Team (@IndianFootball) 1665001566000India poured ahead on the break once more and Lalpekhlua delivered a fantastic cross from the left flank as Gangte slid dwelling a scientific end. In the subsequent match, the Indian facet will tackle Myanmar on the similar venue. !(function(f, b, e, v, n, t, s) )( window, document, 'script', 'https://connect.facebook.net/en_US/fbevents.js', );if(typeof window !== 'undefined') ; const TimesApps = window; TimesApps.loadScriptsOnceAdsReady = () => var scripts = [ 'https://static.clmbtech.com/ad/commons/js/2658/toi/colombia_v2.js' , 'https://www.googletagmanager.com/gtag/js?id=AW-877820074', 'https://imasdk.googleapis.com/js/sdkloader/ima3.js', 'https://tvid.in/sdk/loader.js', 'https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/video_comscore_api/version-3.cms', 'https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/grxpushnotification_js/minify-1,version-1.cms', 'https://connect.facebook.net/en_US/sdk.js#version=v10.0&xfbml=true', 'https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/locateservice_js/minify-1,version-14.cms' ]; scripts.forEach(function(url)

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Jeje Lalpekhlua joins SC East Bengal

Jeje Lalpekhlua joins SC East Bengal

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Jeje Lalpekhlua in action. (PTI/File Photo)

SC East Bengal on Sunday announced the signing of national team striker Jeje Lalphekhlua ahead of the upcoming Indian Super League season.

The 29-year-old Jeje has played more than 50 matches for India since making his debut in 2011. He was a…

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Jeje Lalpekhlua Comes Forward to Donates Blood Amid Country-wide Lockdown Due to Coronavirus

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Jeje Lalpekhlua donated blood at the Synod Hospital in Durtlang, Mizoram with shortage of blood amid coronavirus lockdown.

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With the country in complete lockdown to curb the spread of deadly coronavirus, Indian national team…

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India footballer Jeje Lalpekhlua patrolling river in native state to prevent overfishing | Football News--Sportsnews/NewsWrote

India footballer Jeje Lalpekhlua patrolling river in native state to prevent overfishing | Football News–Sportsnews/NewsWrote

(Picture Courtesy: Indian Soccer Crew Twitter deal with) NEW DELHI: Away from the soccer subject, Indian staff striker Jeje Lalpekhlua has been patrolling an extended stretch of Tuichang river in his native Mizoram to forestall “overfishing” and assist maintain the livelihood of native fishermen. The Tuichang river lately created a variety of buzz attributable to overfishing, forcing the locals…

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My understanding with Sunil Chhetri is telepathic, says Jeje Lalpekhlua

My understanding with Sunil Chhetri is telepathic, says Jeje Lalpekhlua

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My understanding with Sunil Chhetri is telepathic, says Jeje Lalpekhlua 

Indian football team forward Jeje Lalpekhlua Tuesday said he has developed a ‘telepathic understanding’ with ace striker Sunil Chhetri.

Jeje first caught the attention by scoring a hat-trick against Pakistan at the age of 19 — in his first tournament. Since then, despite…

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From Sunil Chhetri to Sandesh Jhingan: Here are the Top 10 Indians to Watch Out for ISL 2020-21

From Sunil Chhetri to Sandesh Jhingan: Here are the Top 10 Indians to Watch Out for ISL 2020-21

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The Indian Super League (ISL) is the top league of the country and a stage for the best in the land to showcase their skills.

With only 4 foreigners at a time on the field of play for any team, Indian talent is a sought after talent in the ISL.

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Here are the 10 top Indians to watch in ISL 2020-21: Sunil Chhetri…

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Arjuna ‘snub’ to Mizoram footballer resented

Arjuna ‘snub’ to Mizoram footballer resented

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Soccer body says the striker has been ignored despite having been nominated thrice for the award since 2017

The Mizoram Football Association (MFA) has resented a ‘snub’ to Indian national team striker Jeje Lalpekhlua despite his nomination for the Arjuna Award thrice since 2017.

The Arjuna Awards are given annually by the Union Ministry of Sports and Youth Affairs for outstanding…

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बड़ी चिंता है क्योंकि सुनील छेत्री के बाद कोई नहीं है: भाईचुंग भूटिया | फुटबॉल समाचार – टाइम्स ऑफ इंडिया सुनील छेत्री (फोटो क्रेडिट: मैथ्यू एश्टन / गेटी इमेज) NEW DELHI: भारतीय फुटबॉल में एक बारहमासी समस्या लक्ष्य-मशीनों की कमी रही है। जबकि आई। एम। विजयन जैसे सितारे रहे हैं, भाईचुंग भूटिया तथा सुनील छेत्री, वहाँ से लेने के लिए एक पूल कभी नहीं किया गया है। पिछली बार जब भारत भूटिया और छेत्री एक साथ खेल रहा था, तब एक भयावह साझेदारी थी। और विश्व मानचित्र पर भारतीय फुटबॉल का चेहरा भूटिया का मानना ​​है कि यह चिंता का कारण है। …

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India striker Jeje takes part in online gaming event to aid volunteer died during lockdown

India striker Jeje takes part in online gaming event to aid volunteer died during lockdown

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Indian football team striker Jeje Lalpekhlua has joined forces with mobile gamers from Mizoram for an online gaming event to aid the family of a volunteer who died while enforcing the lockdown to contain the coronavirus.

The 18-year-old H Lalvenmawii died last week while doing duty of enforcing the lockdown in a remote corner of the state.

Lalpekhlua, one of the 31 professional…

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‘The pain felt by a sidelined recognition we all yearned’: Mizoram CM on Jeje Lalpekhlua’s Arjuna Awards omission

‘The pain felt by a sidelined recognition we all yearned’: Mizoram CM on Jeje Lalpekhlua’s Arjuna Awards omission

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India and Chennaiyin FC striker Jeje Lalpekhlua (PTI/File Photo)

Weeks after 27 sports stars were conferred the prestigious Arjuna Award, Mizoram CM Zoramthanga on Monday expressed shock over Indian footballer Jeje Lalpekhlua’s omission from it. The CM, in a tweet,…

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Football Transfer News Live Updates: Jeje Lalpekhlua Departs from Chennaiyin FC, Everton Sign James Rodriguez

Football Transfer News Live Updates: Jeje Lalpekhlua Departs from Chennaiyin FC, Everton Sign James Rodriguez

In the Indian football transfer window, ATK Mohun Bagan, FC Goa and Odisha FC have been the most active ones while Jamshedpur FC, Chennaiyin FC and Hyderabad FC have had coach changes lately as well. While FC Goa appointed Juan Ferrando as their coach early on and hit the market, Chennaiyin and Hyderabad FC have only just found their coaches. Hyderabad, who had Albert Roca as their coach,…

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Comeback Postponement a Setback But No Complaints in Current Coronavirus Situation: Jeje Lalpekhlua

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Jeje Lalpekhlua has been on a rehab since May 2019 and his comeback has been delayed by coronavirus pandemic.

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New Delhi:His national comeback plans delayed by the postponement of the upcoming FIFA World Cup qualifiers, India forward Jeje…

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On this day in 2018, Sunil Chhetri played his 100th international game | Football News – Times of India NEW DELHI: Indian football team skipper Sunil Chhetri on this day in 2018 played his 100th international game and became only the second Indian to do so.

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India footballer Jeje Lalpekhlua comes to rescue of people in dire need of blood|कोरोना वायरस के कारण खतरे में पड़ी लोगों की जान, तो फुटबॉलर ने खून देकर की मदद | football - News in Hindi

India footballer Jeje Lalpekhlua comes to rescue of people in dire need of blood|कोरोना वायरस के कारण खतरे में पड़ी लोगों की जान, तो फुटबॉलर ने खून देकर की मदद | football – News in Hindi

जेजे भारतीय टीम के स्ट्राइकर हैं भारतीय फुटबॉल टीम के स्ट्राइकर जेजे लालपेखलुआ (Jeje lalpekhlua) ने भी अलग तरीके के लोगों की मदद करने का फैसला किया है

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Sports in times of COVID-19: Top Indian stars foresee new normal once pandemic mayhem ends - Times of India

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Sports in times of COVID-19: Top Indian stars foresee new normal once pandemic mayhem ends - Times of India

NEW DELHI: Will the fans rush back? Will training abroad be as hassle-free as it used to be? What about contact sports where social distancing can’t really be practised?

In a nutshell, will sports and watching sports ever be the same again in a world scarred by the COVID-19 pandemic?

Seeking answers to these questions, PTI sports team reached out to some of India’s biggest sportspersons — current and former — who gazed into the crystal ball and predicted the future of sports once the action resumes.

The responses were a mix of trepidation and optimism. Here’s a peek into their thoughts:

SACHIN TENDULKAR (One of India’s greatest cricketers):

No doubt the world is going through the biggest challenge in our lifetime. I think players will be wary for some time when it comes to using saliva (to shine the ball). It will play on their minds.

High fives and hugging your teammates will be avoided for some time. This is what I would like to believe. They will be conscious to begin with and may maintain social distancing.

ABHINAV BINDRA (India’s first and only individual Olympic gold-medallist):

Sport is a tool that unites people and brings joy to thousands of participants and viewers across the world. While aspects of heightened safety protocols will be integrated for the foreseeable future, the want and attraction of sport will not diminish.

As the general populous has become more conscious of their health and their physical well-being, avenues to use sport to improve fitness will grow.

The post-COVID-19 world could be a blessing in disguise for India. There may not be so much foreign exposure and this may allow India to build proper sporting infrastructure.

BAJRANG PUNIA (World silver-medallist wrestler):

Wrestling is a contact sport. When wrestling will resume, there is no way you can avoid physical contact. But I don’t think there would be any hesitation. I don’t see any change happening.

The only thing that can happen is that the sport will become more intense. All athletes will return after a long time. They are not used to such long breaks. All of us are analysing our weaknesses and strengths, so when tournaments will resume, the competition will be intense.

MC MARY KOM (Six-time world champion and an Olympic bronze-medallist):

We are all hoping and praying desperately for things to go back to normal but can they ever? Of course not. This virus is an enemy that no one even understands completely. Sports will change. Mine is a contact sport and I am personally worried how we are going to deal with it. For the time being, I don’t see any sparring happening in training at least, I would be totally against it.

I believe training itself will become very individualistic. As for the fans, they will come back to watch, I don’t see a problem there. But yes, the standard of hygiene at tournaments will go up to another level.

I believe once a vaccine is developed, things can go back to how they were before but until then, travelling will be less frequent, training will not exactly be a team thing and tournaments, I don’t know how they will resume.

VIJENDER SINGH (India’s first and so far the only male boxer to win an Olympic medal):

I don’t think it would be all that easy to bring back the fans, it shouldn’t be because I believe people should be wary but India is an unpredictable country, kuch bhi ho sakta hai yahan (anything is possible here). People have been at home for so long, they might just head to the stadium at the first opportunity.

Logic demands that they become more cautious. Athletes will be more cautious certainly, training abroad won’t be all that easy, less tournaments will happen and whenever they happen, I am not sure what the participation would be like.

BHAICHUNG BHUTIA (Former India football captain):

In today’s age, when television and digital platforms have become so important part of our lives, I don’t think the lack of spectators in stadiums will have much of a bearing as far as business is concerned. I see the TV and digital gaining from this.

Sports events will gradually come back to what they were before. They can be held behind closed doors for now. Till the time a vaccine is out, I don’t think they can have people inside as it involves a lot of risks.

B SAI PRANEETH (First Indian male badminton player to win a world bronze medal in 36 years):

We have to travel a lot and I think everybody will be scared to travel to countries like China, Korea and even the European countries even if the international calender resumes.

The fear of contracting the virus will always be there at the back of your mind, even when you are eating in any restaurant or even playing. I don’t know how even playing would be possible considering the fact that during a match the shuttle is touched by the players and by the service judge.

Also while playing, you change your shirt which is soaked with sweat, so I believe only after we have vaccination, play can start but even then, you will see people wearing masks and trying to avoid crowded places to be safe.

MAHESH BHUPATHI (Multiple-time Grand Slam winning former tennis player):

Sport won’t change. Things will be normal once COVID-19 goes away.

JEJE LALPEKHLUA (Top Indian footballer):

It will take a bit of time to get back to normal but once things are normal, we would not be scared to take part.

While travelling and moving between flights, hotels, and cities we just need to be more careful and take care of ourselves and others.

JOSHNA CHINAPPA (Top squash player):

I think I will have to be extra careful on flights as those are the main transporters of germs around the world. There will be a new normal for sure. Passing the airports will also get much harder.

My first instinct after the game is to shake hands with the opponent but now things might change there also.

SARDAR SINGH (Former men’s hockey team captain):

From the point of view of Olympic preparations, the plus point is the team will get more time to prepare for Olympics but the negative is it will have revisit it plans.

Once sports resume, social distancing is going to be the new norm and it remains to be seen how it is implemented in contact sports like boxing, wrestling or for that matter hockey and football where close tackles and body contacts are common.

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There are some interesting similarities between Igor Stimac and Roberto Mancini. Both are past the age of 50; played the game with distinction before switching over to coaching. Both are well-known for inducting younger footballers in the squad.