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‘Bengaluru changed my life’: ABD reflects on special bond with RCB fans
Former South Africa captain AB de Villiers says Bengaluru “changed my life” and will always be closest to his heart. Speaking on The Times of India’s Bombay Sports Exchange podcast, the RCB legend recalled fulfilling his childhood dream when fans chanted his name, saying he immediately felt at home. De Villiers added he’ll always cherish…
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‘Single game can’t define your greatness’: Siraj pens emotional tribute for Ronaldo
Portugal’s FIFA World Cup 2026 campaign concluded with a Round of 16 loss to Spain. Cristiano Ronaldo’s illustrious World Cup career ended without the coveted trophy. Indian pacer Mohammed Siraj shared an emotional tribute to his idol on social media. Spain secured a quarterfinal spot with a dramatic late goal in the ninety-first minute. This…
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Former Afghanistan fast bowler Shapoor Zadran passes away after prolonged illness
Former Afghanistan fast bowler Shapoor Zadran died in India on Tuesday. He was 38 and had been battling a rare illness for months. Zadran was a pioneer in Afghanistan’s cricket journey, playing 80 international matches. He helped the team qualify for major global tournaments during his career. His passing has prompted widespread tributes from the…
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‘Yes, he tried’: AB de Villiers reveals Kohli wanted him to delay RCB retirement
The South African great retired from international cricket in 2018 after helping his team beat India and Australia at home. He continued playing franchise cricket, including for RCB in the Indian Premier League (IPL), before retiring from all forms of the game in 2021.
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‘I have not made such statement’: Suryakumar breaks silence on viral fake quote
Suryakumar Yadav has denied a fake statement circulating on social media regarding his captaincy. He expressed happiness for the team and affirmed his unwavering support for Indian cricket. The selectors continue their youth-first approach, naming Shreyas Iyer as captain for the Zimbabwe series too. Suryakumar also congratulated Vaibhav Sooryavanshi on becoming India’s youngest international cricketer.
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Blow for England before Norway clash, Henderson ruled out after freak injury
England midfielder Jordan Henderson suffered a serious wrist injury while celebrating a World Cup victory. He sustained the injury after slipping while attempting to celebrate with fans. Henderson was taken to a hospital in Mexico City for treatment. The team advanced to the quarter-finals despite this unfortunate setback. England will now face Norway in their…
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Why tennis legend Roger Federer sat alone at Wimbledon Royal Box
Roger Federer remained in the Royal Box watching Wimbledon matches until late. Arthur Fery expressed surprise at seeing the tennis legend watching his contest. Fery’s victory secured his place in the Wimbledon quarter-finals against Flavio Cobolli. Alexander Zverev’s match against Jiri Lehecka was also ongoing that evening. Other notable attendees included Billie Jean King and…
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FIFA World Cup: Lionel Messi scripts history, surpasses Diego Maradona to become all-time assists leader
Lionel Messi has officially surpassed Diego Maradona to become the holder of the World Cup assist record. This landmark achievement occurred during Argentina’s thrilling comeback against Egypt, where Messi not only registered a vital assist but also scored a pivotal goal. His continual excellence on the world stage enhances his legend in the football realm,…
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IND vs ENG: England thrash India by 125 runs to take unassailable 2-0 lead
England secured a commanding 125-run victory over India in the third T20I. Philip Salt’s fluent 70 anchored England’s imposing total of 201 runs. India’s chase faltered dramatically, collapsing to just 76 runs. Josh Tongue and Jofra Archer were instrumental in dismantling the Indian batting lineup. This defeat continues India’s challenging tour after previous series losses.
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IND vs ENG 3rd T20I: England hand India their worst-ever T20I defeat by runs