Wiaan Mulder explained the reason for his decision of not chasing the world record of 400 not out in Test cricket, achieved by Brian Lara in 2004.  

The FIR, filed against RCB pacer Yash Dayal at Indirapuram police station (Ghaziabad), comes after weeks of public attention on the complaint, which was also submitted through the Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister’s grievance portal.  

Novak Djokovic recovered from a set down to defeat Alex de Minaur, securing his place in the Wimbledon quarter-finals, while Roger Federer watched from the Royal Box. Belinda Bencic also reached the quarter-final, overcoming Ekaterina A ...more

Mbappe's lawyer announced the decision ahead of Real Madrid's Club World Cup semi-final against PSG.

Luka Modric will join AC Milan in August after the Club World Cup, confirmed by manager Massimiliano Allegri. Modric leaves Real Madrid after 13 years.

Barcelona confirmed Szczesny's contract until 2027 after a stellar season. Szczesny joined as emergency cover for injured Marc-André ter Stegen, whose future is now uncertain.

The all-rounder’s consistent show in the longest format of the game has been a big blessing for the team; his contribution in the second Test, with the willow as well as the red cherry, leaves the management with a happy headache for the third match and beyond

Wiaan Mulder, South Africa's stand-in captain, selflessly declared the innings at 626/5 against Zimbabwe, remaining unbeaten on 367. Despite being just 33 runs away from Brian Lara's record, Mulder prioritized the team's need to bowl an ...more

Wimbledon 2025 witnessed a special moment as cricket star Joe Root met tennis legend Roger Federer at Centre Court, with James Anderson also present. Root, fresh from England's Test series, took time to attend the Grand Slam. The photo ...more

Record eight-time Wimbledon champion Roger Federer watched his former rival Novak Djokovic's match against Alex de Minaur on Monday.  

Wiaan Mulder's shocking decision of not chasing the world record of 400* in Test cricket, achieved by Brian Lara in 2004, left cricket fans surprised on Monday, July 7.  

Wiaan Mulder's shocking decision of not chasing the world record of 400* in Test cricket, achieved by Brian Lara in 2004, left cricket fans surprised on Monday, July 7.