Weekly Current Affairs (27 February to 04 March 2023)

Weekly Current Affairs (27 February to 04 March 2023)

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Category : Sports Published on: March 05 2023

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Indian Greco Roman wrestler Ankit Gulia bags Bronze medal in Ibrahim Moustafa ranking series in Egypt
Australia won 2023 Women T20 World Cup
Daniil Medvedev beats Andy Murray, wins Qatar Open title 2023
Spain's Football player Sergio Ramos announces retirement
Argentina's world famous football player Lionel Messi won the FIFA Best Men's Player Award
Manchester United beat Newcastle to win the Carabao Cup 2023
Madhya Pradesh women’s team won its maiden National Hockey Title
Mithun, Anupama Upadhyay win singles titles
Ravindra Jadeja becomes second Indian player to take 500 wickets, score 5,000 runs in international cricket
National record holder Aishwarya Babu banned by NADA for four years
Madhya Pradesh women’s team won its maiden national hockey title 2023
Lionel Messi wins FIFA’s best men’s player award

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