Mexico vs South Africa: 7 interesting stats that defined the FIFA World Cup 2026 opener
Mexico's FIFA World Cup 2026 opener against South Africa produced three red cards, record-breaking moments and historic milestones.
Mexico's FIFA World Cup 2026 opener against South Africa produced three red cards, record-breaking moments and historic milestones.
Kane Williamson announces his retirement from international cricket, ending a remarkable 16-year career as New Zealand's highest run-scorer and legendary captain.
PV Sindhu defeated Chen Su Yu 21-6, 21-9 to reach the Australian Open 2026 semifinals, where she will take on top seed Akane Yamaguchi.
Canada begin their FIFA World Cup 2026 campaign against Bosnia and Herzegovina in a Group B clash. Check preview, probable lineups, live streaming and match details.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi paid tribute to legendary shooter and coach Jaspal Rana after his death at 49, remembering his immense contribution to Indian shooting.
Arguably the greatest Bangladesh cricketer of all time, Shakib Al Hasan’s red-ball career came to a grim end as the star all-rounder is set to miss his farewell Test, in the upcoming home two-Test series against South Africa, due to non-cricketing reasons.
Star batter Virat Kohli on Friday became the fourth Indian to scale the 9000-run peak in the longest format of the game. He achieved the feat during the third day of the opening Test against New Zealand here on Friday.
The day witnessed 453 runs being scored, making it the second-highest number of runs scored in a day’s play in Test cricket in India. Along with that, 10 wickets also fell on Friday.
Norris suggested the device could have offered Red Bull a slight competitive edge, though he stopped short of claiming it significantly altered the title race, where he trails Max Verstappen by 52 points.
Australia fast bowler Tayla Vlaeminck has been ruled out of the upcoming Women’s Big Bash League (WBBL) season after she suffered a shoulder dislocation during the Women’s T20 World Cup earlier this month.
