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PV Sindhu slams reporter for spreading 'fake news'

World champion PV Sindhu's&nbsp;Instagram&nbsp;post from England surprised many as she was supposed to be in the ongoing national camp for Olympic hopefuls. But why did she leave it midway and left for the UK?

World champion PV Sindhu's&nbsp;Instagram&nbsp;post from England surprised many as she was supposed to be in the ongoing national camp for Olympic hopefuls. But why did she leave the camp midway and landed in London? The Indian shuttler&nbsp;clarified that she had travelled to the UK to work on her recovery and nutrition. According to a report in the Times of India, Sindhu&nbsp;had informed the coaches at the&nbsp;Pullela Gopichand Academy that she will stay there for about 2 months. A report had earlier indicated that she left the country following tensions in her family and coaches. But the former World number 2 denied any such rift and even slammed a sports reporter of an esteemed organisation alleging him of spreading fake news. Sindhu even wrote that if he didn't stop, she may resort to legal proceedings against him.

Covid vaccine with 50% efficacy can be cleared: ICMR

The ICMR chief, Dr Balram Bhargava, has said that no vaccine for respiratory diseases has a 100% efficacy and ones with 50-100% efficacy can be approved for use against the coronavirus

The ICMR chief, Dr Balram Bhargava, has said that no vaccine for respiratory diseases has a 100% efficacy and ones with 50-100% efficacy can be approved for use against the coronavirus, the Times of India has reported. He added that although maximum efficacy will be sought, but the WHO has said that a vaccine with 50% efficacy can be accepted. The comment came a day after Central Drugs and Standard Control Organisation issued a note for Covid-19 vaccine that suggested researchers may not necessarily look for the preventive capacity of a vaccine. and settle for one that protects a person from developing severe infection.

No domestic cricket this season?

BCCI&nbsp;may have squeezed in the IPL&nbsp;but may have to do away with the domestic season this year.

BCCI&nbsp;may have managed to squeeze in the IPL, but the Indian board may not be able to host the domestic season this year. Since the Covid-19 situation is still out of hand, major domestic tournaments such as the Ranji&nbsp;Trophy,&nbsp;Vijay Hazare,&nbsp;Deodhar Trophy and the Syed&nbsp;Mushtaq&nbsp;Ali T20 tournament may have to be cancelled. A source close to development told the Times of India that while the Covid-19 situation is bad in some states, it's worse in other. There is&nbsp;no way anyone could&nbsp;plan something over a period of 3 to 4 months. The source added that even if required permissions were obtained,&nbsp;preparing a bio-secure bubble for 37 Ranji teams would be next to impossible. While there has been no formal decision as of now, discussions may be on to take that call.

Teams want warm-up games before IPL

After no match practise for 5 months, teams are in favour to host some practice games in order to get into the tournament mode&nbsp;

Teams participating in the 13th edition of the Indian Premier League have expressed interest in playing some competitive warm-up games against each other before the start of the tournament on 19th September. According&nbsp;to a report in the Times of India, teams want to play as it will help them switch to tournament mode after 5 months of no match practice due to the Covid-19 pandemic. All 7 teams apart from Chennai Super Kings have started practising in their bio-secure&nbsp;bubble in Dubai and Abu&nbsp;Dhabi. The report also says that broadcaster Star is in agreement with the team as it would like to telecast some warm-up matches before the tournament starts.&nbsp;

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