Defending 370, India failed to apply pressure after the opener’s majestic 149, losing the Headingley Test by 5 wickets

England executed a brilliant run chase, securing a five-wicket victory against India in the Headingley Test and taking a 1-0 series lead. Ben Duckett and Zak Crawley's commanding opening stand laid the foundation for the chase of 371. J ...more

Indian javelin throw superstar, with a modest effort of 85.29m, wins in the World Athletics Continental Tour Gold event

Neeraj Chopra clinched the men's javelin title at the Ostrava Golden Spike meet in the Czech Republic with a throw of 85.29 metres. This victory follows his recent triumph at the Paris Diamond League. Douw Smit of South Africa secured s ...more

The left-hander puts on 188 along with fellow opener Crawley; the two see off Bumrah and Siraj before shifting gears; Root guides the hosts home in the company of Smith in a tense finish as Stokes’ men go one up

Neeraj Chopra, who recently emerged victorious at Paris Diamond League, won Golden Spike competition, a World Athletics Continental Tour (Gold Level) event on Tuesday.  

Shubman Gill addressed India's issues after the team failed to defend 371 against England at Headingley, Leeds.

The player auction for the fourth season of the SA20 will be held in Johannesburg on September 9.  

Despite individual brilliance with five centuries, India suffered a defeat against England in the first Test at Headingley. England chased down a target of 371, marking their second-highest successful chase in history. This loss made In ...more

Shubman Gill lamented India's missed opportunities after England's thrilling five-wicket victory in the first Test, highlighting dropped catches and lower-order batting failures. Ben Duckett's brilliant 149 and a crucial partnership bet ...more

TENNIS-MALLORCA/ (PIX):Tennis-Forgotten man Tomic earns first Tour win since 2021

The all-rounder, fourth in the list of the island nation’s most capped Test players with 119 appearances over a 16-year span, will no longer don the white flannels; just as Sangakkara, Jayawardene and Muralitharan were irreplaceable following their retirements, the 38-year-old’s absence will leave a big void

A young Indian lineup, led by Shubman Gill, lost by five wickets in the first Test against England at Headingley, Leeds.  

Following Ben Stokes' dismissal on Day 5, KL Rahul lightened the mood at Headingley by playfully mimicking shadow shots with Joe Root's bat, prompting laughter and a gentle intervention from the umpire.