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PTI | New Delhi | Updated: 27-11-2018 17:39 IST | Created: 27-11-2018 17:39 IST
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The following are the top/expected stories at 1730 hours:

EXPECTED STORIES:

*Report of ISL match between Pune City and NorthEast United.

*Preview of Delhi's Ranji Trophy match.

STORIES ON THE WIRE:

SPO-LD MITHALI

Diana used position against me, coach Powar humiliated me: Mithali writes to BCCI

By Kushan Sarkar

New Delhi, Nov 27 (PTI) Senior Indian woman cricketer Mithali Raj Tuesday slammed Committee of Administrators member Diana Edulji and coach Ramesh Powar, saying the two are biased against her and have tried to "destroy" her.

SPO-HOCK-WC-IND

Optimistic India look to end 43 years of hurt

By Saumojyoti S Choudhury

Bhubaneswar, Nov 27 (PTI) Armed with a sense of togetherness, self- belief and a strong crowd backing them every moment, India will seek to end 43 years of hurt when they begin the Hockey World Cup campaign against South Africa here Wednesday.

SPO-RANJI-LD MUMBAI PREVIEW

Still searching for maiden win, Mumbai to take on Gujarat

Mumbai, Nov 27 (PTI) Domestic giants Mumbai will be eyeing their maiden win of this Ranji Trophy season, when they take on Gujarat in an Elite Group A game here Wednesday.

SPO-HOCK-WC-IND-HARENDRA

Coach Harendra defends selection of junior players in World Cup squad

By Saumojyoti S Choudhury

Bhubaneswar, Nov 27 (PTI) India's chief coach Harendra Singh on Tuesday defended presence of several junior players in the squad for the FIH World Cup, saying they are good enough to create history.

SPO-IND-TOUR

India prepare for Tests against inconsequential tour-game opposition

By Chetan Narula

Sydney, Nov 27 (PTI) Eyeing a maiden Test series win in Australia, India will look to make the most of their only warm-up game, beginning here Wednesday against Cricket Australia XI.

SPO-IND-ISHANT

Biggest opportunity for us, but not taking Australia lightly: Ishant

By Chetan Narula

Sydney, Nov 27 (PTI) Bracing up for the "biggest opportunity" to win a maiden Test series Down Under, India's Ishant Sharma Tuesday also cautioned that Australia is good enough to cause problems, regardless of the turmoil in its cricket.

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