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Australia Champions team. (Photo: WCL) — GFS powers 'Australia Champions' title pursuit at World Championship of Legends 2025

Team India along with Manchester United players (Photo: X/@PLforIndia)

Indian skipper Shubman Gill expresses excitement after meeting Manchester United football team

Jul 21, 2025

India A hockey team ends Euro Tour campaign with 2-8 loss against Netherlands

Jul 21, 2025

Anush Agarwalla (Photo: anushagarwalla/Instagram)

Anush Agarwalla clinches victory at Jubilaumsturnier Hofgeismar Open with Floriana

Jul 21, 2025

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta (Photo: Arsenal)

Have to improve depth, quality of squad: Arteta gives his take on Arsenal's signings

Jul 21, 2025

Badminton Asia Junior Mixed Team Championships: India go down fighting by six points in narrow reverse to Japan

Jul 21, 2025

Will be right to play him, not sure how: Steve Harmison on India's Kuldeep dilemma

Jul 21, 2025

Indian chess grandmaster D Gukesh (Photo: FIDE X)

India set to host FIDE World Cup 2025

Jul 21, 2025

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India and England players in action (Photo: @BCCI/X)

Will be very similar to what we had at Edgbaston: Harmison gives valuable insights about Manchester surface

Jul 21, 2025

Former England quick Steve Harmison offered a detailed insight into how Manchester's Old Trafford could turn out for the fourth Test of the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy between India and England, scheduled to begin on Wednesday.

Arshdeep Singh (L) and Nitish Kumar Reddy (R) (Photo: BCCI)

Nitish ruled out of series, Arshdeep sidelined from 4th Test; Kamboj joins India team in Manchester

Jul 21, 2025

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) on Monday announced that young all-rounder Nitish Kumar Reddy has been ruled out of the remaining two Tests against England owing to a left knee injury, while uncapped Arshdeep Singh is sidelined for the fourth contest.

Pakistan, Bangladesh in split opinions as 'pitch drama' errupts after 1st T20I

Jul 21, 2025

Pakistan white-ball head coach Mike Hesson labelled the pitch at Shere Bangla National Stadium as "unacceptable" for international cricket, while accepting that his batters failed to read the surface correctly in the first T20I against Bangladesh; however, the hosts had a different perspective.