With Jasprit Bumrah being managed and Akash Deep nursing a back niggle, Mohammed Siraj has emerged as India's go-to pacer in the ongoing England series. From bowling into the wind to mentoring juniors, Siraj is leading by example. But w ...more

During the second Women’s ODI between India and England, a controversy erupted when Tammy Beaumont appeared to obstruct the field, but was ruled not out. Despite the umpire's decision, Beaumont's dismissal didn't significantly impact ...more

Messi notched up his 764th non-penalty goal to go past Portuguese talisman Ronaldo's record. Remarkably, Messi achieved the feat in 167 fewer games.

Messi and Segovia claimed two goals apiece, while Jordi Alba's strike completed the resounding 5-1 result.

The WCL organisers shared a statement on their X account, detailing the decision of cancellation and said their intention while conducting the match was to recreate some “happy memories”

Messi and Segovia claimed two goals apiece, while Jordi Alba's strike completed the resounding 5-1 result.

India aims to bounce back in the fourth Test at Old Trafford after a loss at Lord's. Captain Shubman Gill is under focus to perform well with the bat and lead the team. Sanjay Manjrekar believes that the skipper will recover his form af ...more

Cricket legends, including Brian Lara and Alastair Cook, have voiced concerns about the current state of international cricket, highlighting players prioritizing domestic leagues over national teams. Michael Vaughan emphasized the unequ ...more

The highly anticipated India vs Pakistan match in the World Championship of Legends (WCL) 2025 has been officially canceled after multiple Indian cricketing legends withdrew, citing national sentiment and recent geopolitical events.  

Veteran Indian cricketer Shikhar Dhawan withdraws from the India vs Pakistan clash in WCL 2025, sharing an emotional email and reiterating that "nothing is bigger than the country.   

The Germans pulled off a stunning comeback from a goal down and a straight red card for defender Kathrin Hendrich after 13 minutes

Starting January 2024, the Italian tennis player has a stupendous 99-9 win-loss record, has won 10 Tour-level titles, defended the Davis Cup and has been the undisputed World No. 1 for 58 straight weeks from June 10, 2024

“What’s in a name?” asks the Bard, dismissively. “What things are called is unspeakably more important than what they are,” counters Nietzsche, while not disputing the sweet smell of a rose by another name. Nietzsche...

The win saw Usyk reclaim the IBF belt he vacated last year, before a December rematch with Tyson Fury, with Dubois upgraded to champion and then defending the title against compatriot Anthony Joshua last September