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Owned by The PioneerLakshya Sen wins Japan Masters, becomes first Indian men's singles champion
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New Zealand captain Santner said his side let several chances slip in a closely‑fought series against India, which ultimately saw India clinch the five‑match ODI series with a 22‑run victory in the final and also win the T20I series. Stand‑in skipper Shreyas Iyer, who faced criticism for a brief exchange with Virat Kohli during the fifth ODI, noted that the team did not discuss the 89‑run collapse in the fourth match and regrouped to secure a 22‑run win, taking the series 3‑1. Iyer also praised the bowlers and warned against drawing World Cup conclusions from the tour.
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KUMAMOTO: Lakshya Sen made history on Sunday by becoming the first Indian men's singles player to win the Kumamoto Masters Japan, defeating home favourite Koki Watanabe in the final. The eighth-seeded Indian recovered from losing the opening game to register a 13-21, 21-18, 21-14 victory in a…