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Top 5 Morning Sports News

Good morning, sports fans! As the sun rises, so do the latest updates from the world of sports. Whether you’re sipping your coffee or getting ready for the day, here are the top five stories making headlines this morning. From thrilling match highlights to breaking news and player updates, we’ve got you covered. Let’s dive into the action!

1. Ashwin Makes History with Century in Test Opener

Ravichandran Ashwin scored his sixth Test century on the first day against Bangladesh in Chennai, becoming the first player with 20 scores over 50 and 30 five-wicket hauls in Test cricket.

2. Strong Start, Tough Finish for Bangladesh

Bangladesh started strong against India in Chennai, reducing them to 34 for 3, but ended the day at 339 for 6, with Ashwin (102*) and Jadeja (86*). Their slow over rate, 10 overs behind, could lead to an ICC penalty, adding to their previous loss of 3 WTC points for a similar issue.

3. Big Cash Rewards for India’s Asian Champions Trophy Winners

After winning the Asian Champions Trophy and securing a bronze medal at the 2024 Olympics, each player of the Indian men’s hockey team will receive Rs 3 lakh, while support staff will get Rs 1.5 lakh, thanks to their impressive performance of 26 goals scored and only five conceded in seven matches.

4. Nagal Seeks $50,000 for Davis Cup, India Loses 0-4 to Sweden

Sumit Nagal requested $50,000 to play in the Davis Cup, prompting controversy after India lost 0-4 to Sweden without him. The All India Tennis Association criticized his request, saying players already receive prize money. Nagal defended his stance as standard for athletes and expressed his commitment to representing India despite injury concerns.

5. Oscar Mingueza Shines in La Liga Amid Transfer Rumors

Oscar Mingueza, the former Barcelona defender now at Celta Vigo, has impressed this season with five goal contributions in five matches, sparking rumors of a return to Barcelona, despite conflicting statements about his contract from Celta’s director.

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