In an exciting match at the Asian Champions Trophy, India triumphed over China with a score of 5-2. Captain Harmanpreet Singh led the charge with crucial goals and strategic plays, while debutants showcased their skills. Despite a strong challenge from China, India maintained control and secured their second consecutive win. Coach Craig Fulton praised the team's performance and highlighted the importance of learning from each match. As India prepares for their next encounter against Japan, the focus remains on building momentum for future competitions, including the LA Olympics. Read on for a detailed breakdown of the match and insights from the players and coach.
Magnolia Hockey Club and Paragon Hockey Club II will seek crucial points in the Open Women division when the Trinidad and Tobago Hockey Board (TTHB) Indoor League continues on Saturday, with the published fixture list showing a reduced programme this…
Afghanistan leg-spinner Rashid Khan became first bowler to claim 200 wickets in men's T20Is by dismissing Tadiwanashe Marumani for 2 during second T20I against Zimbabwe in Sharjah as Afghanistan posted 221/7 led by Omarzai's 116 off 50.
The 71st Bharat Ratna Lokapriya Gopinath Bordoloi Trophy 2026 continued across Assam on October 29, with several teams registering convincing victories in the
On a day of high drama, Chhattisgarh pulled off a thrilling five-wicket win over Andhra in their Elite Group B Ranji Trophy match at the DVR Ground in Mulapadu, Vijayawada, on Thursday. The result was possible because of the bold declaration by Andhra skipper Ricky Bhui. After the hosts conceded a six-run first innings lead, […]
Player of the match, Shahbaz Ahmed wrapped up the win by taking the final two wickets as Bengal registered its third consecutive victory in the tournament.
The Melbourne Stars and Sydney Thunder have banked wins on the opening day of the WBBL season as Meg Lanning produced a brilliant performance with the bat.
Following India's recent ODI series victory over Zimbabwe, rumors of a rift between captain Smriti Mandhana and former skipper Harmanpreet Kaur have emerged. A viral video showing an awkward handshake moment during post-match celebrations has sparked debate among fans about the dynamics within the team. While some speculate about underlying tensions, others urge caution in interpreting the incident. As the team prepares for a series in South Africa, the lack of public comments from both players leaves the situation unresolved, prompting further curiosity among cricket enthusiasts.
Josh Inglis struck his second Test hundred as Australia took control on day three of the third Test, with South Africa holding a 40-run lead for the loss of four wickets in their second innings at Newlands.
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