Legendary Indian skipper MS Dhoni turned 42 on Friday. With his performances and composure in big matches both as a captain and batter, he has won India all three major ICC white-ball cricket trophies, making him one of the most successful captains in cricket history
Tiafoe, who defeated Wu Yibing on Wednesday to start his campaign, maintained his excellent play to reach the third round for the fifth consecutive major tournament. The American won the final two sets after fending off four set points in a lengthy opening tie-break.
Whenever the tune of 'Allah ke bande' resonates in our ears, we often end up listening to it once more. Kailash Kher who became an overnight sensation with this song has now been in the industry for many years and has made a huge contribution to popularising Sufi and folk music. In addition
Chennai (Tamil Nadu) [India], July 6: Emerald Haven Realty Ltd. (TVS Emerald), a leading real estate developer, has won the "Best Architecture Plan of the year" Award for its project TVS Emerald Elements at the Real Estate and Infrastructure Summit and awards 2023 (REISA) held in Chennai rec
England skipper Ben Stokes won the toss and opted to field first against Australia in the third test match of the Ashes Series at Headingley in Leeds that began on Thursday
New Delhi [India], July 5: Palak Sharma, a diver from Madhya Pradesh, won three Gold Medals at the 76th National Aquatic Championship held in Bengaluru from June 21 to 26. She emerged as the champion in three different events of the championship: the 3-metre springboard event, the 10-metre-h
Meet Hayer further congratulated the three shooters from Punjab who had won medals in the Junior Shooting World Cup held in Germany recently. Amanpreet Singh won the Gold Medal in sports pistol, Simranpreet Kaur Brar bagged the Gold Medal in the women's sports pistol team and Rajkanwar Sandh
Kashyap won his opening round against German world No. 67 Kai Schaefer. Despite dominating the first game, Parupalli Kashyap needed to preserve two game points to win 21-14, 22-20.
The dismissal on the final day of the second Test, which Australia ultimately won by 43 runs despite an outstanding 155 from Ben Stokes, infuriated the home team. During this moment, Australian wicketkeeper Carey practically displayed 'smart work' as he knocked the bails off the stump as Eng
Captain Pawan Sehrawat led from the front with 13 points, meanwhile, Aslam Inamdar and Arjun Deshwal chipped in with eight and five points respectively. The Indian team won each of their games in the competition.