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Virat Kohli spotted giving Akaay a piggyback ride during secret family outing
Away from the cricket pitch, Virat Kohli is cherishing family time during his injury recovery. Viral photos show the star batter enjoying a relaxed outdoor outing with his son Akaay and wife Anushka Sharma. Kohli is rehabilitating a hamstring tear sustained during the IPL final and is expected back for the England series.
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‘SL players should also be educated’: India coach breaks silence on Sooryavanshi controversy
India A spin bowling coach Sairaj Bahutale addressed a post-match altercation involving 15-year-old Vaibhav Sooryavanshi after their Super Over loss to Sri Lanka A. Bahutale called the incident unfortunate, emphasizing the need for education on player conduct for both teams. He expressed confidence that Sooryavanshi, a young representative of India, would learn from the experience…
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‘He’s earned the right’: Vaughan’s powerful message amid Stokes captaincy crisis
Former England captain Michael Vaughan backs Ben Stokes to continue leading the national side despite his suspension for breaching team curfew. Vaughan acknowledges Stokes’ mistake but emphasizes his significant contributions, suggesting the ECB should allow him to return as skipper. He also commends the ECB for their swift handling of the situation.
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Williamson: How the first Fab 4 member to bow out stacked up against Kohli, Root & Smith
For years, the Fab Four debate searched endlessly for a winner. As Kane Williamson becomes the first member of the quartet to retire, this is not a ranking but a reflection. Amid Kohli’s intensity, Smith’s absurdity and Root’s volume, Williamson quietly went about his business. From match-winning runs and captaincy highs to carrying the heaviest…
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England suffer major World Cup blow as Tino Livramento ruled out with injury
England’s World Cup hopes have been hit as defender Tino Livramento is out with a calf injury sustained in training. Chelsea’s Trevoh Chalobah has been called up as a replacement, offering versatility at right-back. This change comes just before England’s opening match against Croatia, with tournament rules allowing such replacements.
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‘Foolish to write him off’: Ex-India captain backs veteran for ODI WC27
Former captain Kris Srikkanth backs Ravindra Jadeja for the 2027 World Cup, urging selectors not to dismiss the all-rounder despite recent form. He also believes Rohit Sharma’s ODI future hinges on performance, not age, as India shapes its squad for the next global tournament. The team currently leads Afghanistan 1-0.
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Sooryavanshi shoving incident: BCCI’s Devajit Saikia asks players to…
BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia urged India A players to stay focused on the tri-series after Vaibhav Sooryavanshi’s on-field altercation with Sri Lanka A’s Vishen Halambage following a Super Over defeat in Dambulla. Sources claimed sledging triggered the clash, while the India A camp was also unhappy with several umpiring decisions, alleging biased officiating during the…
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Who is Sarpreet Singh? First Indian origin player to start a FIFA WC 2026 match
New Zealand’s Sarpreet Singh became the first player of Indian origin to start a FIFA World Cup 2026 match, playing nearly the full game in a 2-2 draw with Iran. Born to Punjabi parents, the 27-year-old previously made history with Bayern Munich. Other Indian-origin players at the tournament include Australia’s Nishan Velupillay, DR Congo’s Samuel…
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‘Involuntary twitch’: Why FIFA cleared WC ref over alleged ‘neo-Nazi’ gesture
FIFA has cleared Australian video review official Shaun Evans of any wrongdoing after investigating a hand gesture resembling a white supremacist symbol. The governing body’s disciplinary committee found no evidence of a breach, accepting Evans’ explanation of an unintentional, subconscious twitch. Anti-discrimination groups had called for his removal, but FIFA’s ruling allows him to continue…
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FIFA World Cup claims first casualty as Tunisia sack coach Sabri Lamouchi
Tunisia have sacked head coach Sabri Lamouchi after a humiliating 5-1 World Cup loss to Sweden. Experienced French manager Hervé Renard takes over, aiming to salvage their campaign. This marks the tournament’s first managerial change, with Tunisia facing must-win matches against Japan and the Netherlands to avoid another group-stage exit.