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Venus sets up all-Williams match with Serena at Italian Open - Times of India

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By VK John
| The Times of India Verified
ROME: Venus Williams will take on her sister Serena in the second round of the Italian Open after battling past Elise Mertens 7-5, 3-6, 7-6 (7/4) in Rome on Monday.Williams came out on top of a tight contest that went all the way to a third-set tie-break despite her winning five games on the bounce, letting the Belgian back in by missing six match points on her serve in the eighth game.She missed a further two match points as Mertens battled to level the set at 6-6, before finally taking the...
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ICC World Cup: Virat Kohli is driven to be the best, won't be surprised if India win the World Cup under his captaincy, says Simon Katich - Times of India

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By VK John, Jaggi Kharoud, Amit Kumar
| The Times of India Verified
While England are favourites at home and Australia look to defend the coveted title, Katich feels India, under the captaincy of Virat Kohli, will be one of the strong title contenders in the quadrennial event. “I don’t want to write Virat (Kohli) off. He has led India to a maiden Test series win in Australia. He is phenomenal as a skipper,” Katich told Timesofindia.com in an exclusive interview. ICC World Cup 2019: Full Schedule The 2019 edition will be Kohli’s third World Cup and first as captain.
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NEET 2019: PG cut-off lowered by six percentile to fill 2000 vacant seats

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By VK John, Arvind Akela, Shivangi Mishra
| The Times of India Verified
Most of these vacancies are in non-clinical and para-clinical areas such as Microbiology, Pathology, Physiology, Biochemistry, Pharmacology and Forensic Medicine The health ministry in consultation with the Medical Council of India (MCI) has reduced the qualifying marks for National Eligibility Entrance Test (NEET-PG) for 2019-20 by 6 percentile.
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