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Cricket icon Sachin Tendulkar has spoken out on nationwide NEET paper leak protests, urging society to uphold meritocracy and ensure students' hard work is rewarded. He reflected on his father's values, emphasizing that cheating is unacceptable. Other cricketers, including Shikhar Dhawan, Mohammad Kaif, and Irfan Pathan, also voiced support for students, with Kaif condemning police action against protestors in Delhi.

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Hong Kong Rugby Sevens Eye Promotion to Top Tier Within Three Years

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Hong Kong Rugby Sevens Eye Promotion to Top Tier Within Three Years

Hong Kong's rugby sevens team could compete in the flagship HSBC SVNS circuit within three years, according to World Rugby's sevens general manager Sam Pinder. Currently playing in the third-tier HSBC SVNS 3, Hong Kong's semi-final elimination in January left them without competitive matches until October's Asian Games, except for an exhibition tournament at last weekend's Hong Kong Sevens. Pinder emphasized that promotion depends purely on sporting meritocracy.

Hong Kong rugby sevens face merit-based pathway to flagship SVNS circuit

Hong Kong's rugby sevens team could compete in the flagship HSBC SVNS circuit within three years, but their current exclusion stems from semi-final elimination in January's third-tier SVNS 3 tournament. World Rugby sevens general manager Sam Pinder emphasized that progression depends on performance, with the current eight-core-team model locked until the 2028 Olympics.

Hong Kong rugby sevens face pathway challenge after SVNS 3 semi-final exit

Hong Kong's rugby sevens team could compete in the flagship HSBC SVNS within three years, but their semi-final elimination from the third-tier SVNS 3 in January has left them without competitive matches until October's Asian Games. World Rugby's sevens general manager Sam Pinder said promotion depends on performance, emphasizing the merit-based pathway through the Asian series and Asian Games development opportunities.

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