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Rani Rampal praised the RevSportz Trailblazers initiative to bring so many athletes under one roof
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I have put my career at stake because I felt we have a responsibility towards junior wrestlers-Vinesh Phogat
Commonwealth Games and Asian Games gold medal winning wrestler Vinesh Phogat during Trailblazers Sports Conclave said she is willing to put her career at stake despite death threats because they are fighting a battle for the junior women wrestlers of the country and they have a responsibility towards them. According to Vinesh, if they cannot speak out now, they can never raise their voice later. #VineshPhogat #TrailblazersSportsConclave #RevSportz
Will put an end to 90-metre question this year: Neeraj Chopra at the Trailblazers Conclave
Description: Olympic javelin champion Neeraj Chopra has achieved almost everything which an athlete can dream of but if there is one thing which he is being asked all the time, that is when will he breach that 90-metre mark. Watch Neeraj Chopra speaking virtually from South Africa at the Trailblazers Conclave in Kolkata #NeerajChopra #TrailblazersConclave #RevSportz
-Atreyo Mukhopadhyay Other than confusion over what kind of pitch to roll out in Ahmedabad, the Indian will head for the fourth Test also with concerns over a misfiring batting unit. Bailed out by the spinners in the first two Tests and by Rohit Sharma’s century in the first one, the home team found precious little on this front in Indore, which resulted in Australia making an unexpected comeback in the series. Conditions in the third Test were treacherous for batting. And by and large, pitches were not exactly conducive for batters in Nagpur and Delhi. Statistics show that between…
