June 25 is a date no hardcore Indian cricket fan can ever forget. It’s a day that will always be remembered as one on which India won the biggest prize
LEEDS: England centurion Johnny Bairstow and debutant Jamie Overton blazed a thrilling unbeaten seventh wicket stand of 209 in 223 balls to guide their teetering side to 264 for six
Alzarri Joseph to Tamim Iqbal, SHOUT FOR A CAUGHT BEHIND! Nothing from the bowler, nothing from the umpire. ‘I heard something’, says Joshua Da Silva. He gets support from the
MUMBAI: World governing body FIFA has told India’s football association to complete changes to its constitution and elect new office-bearers by September 15 to avoid being banned, officials said. India’s
LEEDS: In-form Daryl Mitchell powered New Zealand’s revival after Stuart Broad struck early for England on the first day of the third Test at Headingley on Thursday. New Zealand were
BENGALURU: “This hundred is because of my abbu (father), his sacrifices and holding my hand when I could have been down and out,” a teary-eyed Sarfaraz Khan choked in front
Rafa Nadal played his first grasscourt match in three years on Wednesday and the Spaniard says a couple of exhibition games at the Hurlingham Club is the perfect preparation for
BUDAPEST: David Popovici, a 17-year-old, collected his second gold medal of the Swimming World Championships on Wednesday while 15-year-old Summer McIntosh won her first. Popovici, who had become the first
BENGALURU: He is all of 20 but Yashasvi Jaiswal knows the art of making a strong comeback statement, like he did for Rajasthan Royals in the IPL last month and
COLOMBO: Australia opener David Warner said pitches offering “extreme” spin in Sri Lanka‘s ODI series victory have helped the tourists prepare for the upcoming Tests. The hosts took an unbeatable