Day two of the Tennis Premier League (TPL) Season 7 unfolded with another round of closely fought contests at the Gujarat University Tennis Stadium. Returning to the charcoal-coloured court, the players carried forward the intensity from the opening day as GS Delhi Aces and Chennai Smashers
Pakistan clinched the T20I tri-series at home against Sri Lanka and Zimbabwe. Salman Ali Agha hinted that the majority of the players who featured in the T20I tri-series will be part of the T20 World Cup 2026 squad.
"I'd highlight the last two months - they've been incredible. But the merit goes to the players for convincing themselves of where we wanted to go. We've reached the end of the season with a brotherhood inside the team, everyone pulling in the same direction, and the power of a group is unbr
The victim's father, Sandeep Rathi, held the administration responsible for the tragedy. "I consider this the fault of the administration. If they work properly, then we won't lose our sportspersons... Our demand is to provide adequate facilities to the players so that they can play for t
FIDE World Cup Goa 2025 final between GM Wei Yi and GM Javokhir Sindarov will head to a tiebreak after the players opted for a safe draw in the second game as well while GM Andrey Esipenko ensured that at least one Russian will be part of the Candidates after beating Uzbekistan's Nodirbek Ya
On Monday, England confirmed that none of the players who played in the Ashes opener at Perth would feature in the two-day pink-ball tour match against Australia's PM XI, but would go straight to Brisbane for preparations for the pink-ball Test, which they have yet to win in Australia. They
Speaking about the pathway ISPL is creating, Head of the ISPL Selection Committee and former India cricketer Pravin Amre told ANI, "Well, I think these are important examples and they can be the role model and they can inspire others also, because always, it's important, like, whether you
Who says official meetings have to be all serious? Fresh from their historic World Cup win, the players were in high spirits when they met Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Delhi on Wednesday. What started as a formal discussion soon took a hilarious turn when Indian batter Harleen Deol split
Indian women's cricket team head coach Amol Mazumdar expressed gratitude to Prime Minister Narendra Modi for taking the time to meet with the players and support staff, calling the meeting a "cherished and surreal moment" for everyone.
India women's head coach Amol Mazumdar described the team's ICC Women's World Cup 2025 victory as "surreal," praising the players for their resilience and character throughout the tournament.
"I'd like to see the selectors pick the sides, not the players. There's been a lot of players recently picking sides and saying who should be in the team. That's the selectors' job," he said.