Indian cricketers Abhishek Sharma and Vaibhav Sooryavanshi were left curious after loud music from a crowd gathered outside caught their attention. Abhishek glanced out of the window to see what was happening. Axar Patel added a hilarious twist with his remark, "Yeh Vaibhav protest kar raha hai." The all-rounder's one-liner has become the highlight of the viral video.
Mack Hansen has been through the wars in recent times. The Ireland wing spent the best part of a year on the sidelines with a troublesome foot injury. Hansen has endured a fair share of other issues prior to that. He sounds a bit like the Six Million Dollar Man when he outlines all the procedures […]
The player believed he was headed to Anfield before the move fell through and he ultimately ended up signing for one of their Premier League rivals instead
Chelsea were able to bounce back from their last Premier League defeat against Tottenham Hotspur last weekend after beating Manchester United on Saturday, and they have Romeo Lavia largely to thank.
The Kabaddi Champions League (KCL) is preparing for its second season, building on the success of its inaugural edition. With an expanded franchise structure and increased player purse, KCL aims to enhance its visibility and attract a larger audience. Key figures from sports and government are supporting the league's mission to create a sustainable professional ecosystem for kabaddi. As the league sets ambitious viewership goals, it seeks to inspire young athletes and strengthen India's sporting culture. Discover how KCL plans to turn its initial momentum into a lasting impact on the kabaddi landscape.
The Maldives is set for an electrifying sporting spectacle as CROSSROADS Maldives welcomes the country’s first FIP Silver Women’s Padel tournament, taking place from 5–8 November 2026 at SAii Lagoon Maldives. Organised in collaboration Asia Padel Events, the event brings international sporting excellence to paradise, with professional competition, exclusive masterclasses, and exciting opportunities for the […] Source
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