The Field's Rewind Series
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Pause, rewind, play: Infamous Luis Suarez handball, Ghana's heartbreaking miss at the 2010 World Cup
Uruguay striker Luis Suarez’s handball to deny Ghana a winner at the 2010 Fifa World Cup got him inducted in the World Cup’s ‘Hall of Infamy’.
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Pause, rewind, play: Roger Federer’s staggering streak of 18 out of 19 Grand Slam finals from 2005
From Wimbledon 2005 to Australian Open 2010, the Swiss legend established one of the most dominant streaks in tennis history.
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Pause, rewind, play: When Sachin Tendulkar scored his first ever international century
Years later, Sachin Tendulkar remembered how a 17-year-old had to face up to the media after his first player of the match award at the international level.
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Trending
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A hospitality professional recounts her encounters with film stars and directors
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Journalist Sreenivasan Jain quits NDTV
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The India Fix: What does Pathaan’s massive success mean for the BJP?
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The European Union investigated the 2002 Gujarat riots – but is refusing to make its report public
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Fiction: A courtesan renounces pleasure and embraces Buddhism after she is betrayed by the world
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Pause, rewind, play: When Serena Williams went level with Steffi Graf at Wimbledon 2016
Serena Williams’ singles title at Wimbledon in 2016 saw her equal Steffi Graff’s Open Era record of 22 Grand Slam titles. She also won doubles that year.
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Pause, rewind, play: Jasprit Bumrah’s Test debut – when India ‘unleashed’ a rare talent in Cape Town
Bumrah had impressed one and all in the IPL and in white-ball games for India. And it didn't take long for him to take Test cricket by storm either.
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Pause, rewind, play: When Tendulkar dominated Donald and Co with a majestic 169 in Cape Town
Sachin Tendulkar’s century, and his mammoth partnership with Mohammad Azharuddin, remains one of the high points for Indian Test batting in South Africa.
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Video
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Watch: Shah Rukh Khan makes an appearance for fans outside his home to celebrate ‘Pathan’
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Watch: How the original Hindenburg, the German Zeppelin, caught fire and crashed in 1937
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Watch: India U-19 women’s cricket team celebrates T20 World Cup win by dancing to ‘Kala Chashma’
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Watch: Malaysian singer Siti Nurhaliza sings in Tamil at AR Rahman’s concert in Kuala Lumpur
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Watch: Three snow leopard cubs on a mountain road at night flee as car drives behind them
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Pause, rewind, play: A Virat Kohli special against Australia in Mohali at 2016 T20 World Cup
For the millions who follow cricket and, among those who admire Virat Kohli, the World T20 2016 innings against Australia in Mohali will remain a special knock.
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Pause, rewind, play: Rod Laver wins the Calendar Grand Slam in 1969 – the last male player to do so
The Australian won all four Grand Slams titles in a calendar year for the second time in 1969 which was the first full year of the Open Era.
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Pause, rewind, play: When India registered their best Paralympics medal haul at Rio 2016
Devendra Jhajharia and Mariyappan Thangavelu returned with gold medals as India’s Paralympians shined in Rio 2016.
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The Reel
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Why you can’t keep Anurag Kashyap down
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Start the week with a film: ‘Force Majeure’ is a chilly satire about modern marriage
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A hospitality professional recounts her encounters with film stars and directors
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‘Gandhi Godse – Ek Yudh’ review: Sincere, plodding effort to debunk WhatsApp myths about the Mahatma
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‘Pathaan’ review: Shah Rukh Khan lights up an entertaining spy thriller
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Pause, rewind, play: Fanny Blankers-Koen, the female athlete of the 20th century
At one point, Blankers-Koen held six world records -- in the 100 metres, the 80-metre hurdles, the high jump, the long jump and in two relays.
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Pause, rewind, play: Revisiting India’s most successful Olympic Games campaign – London 2012
London 2012 was a campaign that gave Indian sports fans an unprecedented six medals to celebrate and a fair few firsts.
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Pause, rewind, play: Andy Murray’s back-to-back Olympic gold medals, a historic feat in tennis
The Brit is the only tennis player, male or female, to win two consecutive gold medals in the singles event at the Olympics.
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The Field
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Interview: Harmanpreet Kaur on her sweep shot, love for fielding, financial security and more
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Hockey World Cup: Meet Jean-Paul Danneberg, Germany’s shootout goalkeeping hero with a secret recipe
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U19 Women’s T20 World Cup: India’s win, a tale of collective triumph from Mumbai to Potchefstroom
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Watch: India senior women and men's teams reactions after Shafali Verma and Co’s U19 World Cup win
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Serie A: Giovanni Simeone stars for Napoli; champions AC Milan stunned by Sassuolo