IOA President PT Usha formed a committee, led by Sahdev Yadav, to investigate BFI election delays. BFI's Interim Committee assures elections by August 31.

Liverpool manager Arne Slot honored Diogo Jota, who died in a car accident. Jota's number 20 shirt will be retired, with tributes planned for the pre-season match against Preston.

Despite PSG's strong performance, Chelsea's Reece James believes his team can surprise many.

Harry Brook's aggressive batting backfired at Lord's, leading to criticism from Kumar Sangakkara, who termed his dismissal as "arrogance." Brook's attempted sweep against Akash Deep resulted in his wicket, contributing to England's shak ...more

Australia’s premier spinner, Nathan Lyon, was left out of the playing XI for the third Test against the West Indies at Sabina Park, not due to injury or form, but as part of a tactical decision.

Siraj trapped Ollie Pope lbw for 4 with a delivery that seamed in sharply, the decision confirmed after India opted for a review, reducing England to 42 for 2.

KL Rahul calls the Shubman Gill–Zak Crawley incident at Lord’s "part of the game," downplaying the heated exchange that went viral during the 3rd Test.   

The 30-year-old joined the Torchbearers after a successful seven-year stint with MCFC, with whom he won two Indian Super League Shields and two ISL Cups.

Edmund penned a three-year contract with the Torchbearers as he returns to the Red and Gold Brigade after five-years.

Suryakumar Yadav humorously called Rohit Sharma “Bhoola” on a podcast, highlighting the Indian captain’s forgetful nature. As both cricketers enjoy a break in the UK post-IPL, fans are treated to lighthearted anecdotes showcasing team camaraderie and off-field bonding.

Shubman Gill and his India teammates blamed Crawley for wasting time by faking an injury after being hit on the glove by Jasprit Bumrah at the stroke of stumps on day 3 of the Lord's Test. The incident quickly turned into a fiery atmosphere. 

India's Vantika Agrawal and Divya Deshmukh made significant strides at the FIDE World Women's Chess Cup, winning their first games and advancing towards the pre-quarterfinals. Vantika defeated Russia's Kateryna Lagno, while Divya overca ...more

PSG boss Luis Enrique will look to pick up all trophies on offer with the Paris giants, while Chelsea gaffer Enzo Maresca eyes another silverware for the London-based side.