Dominik Szoboszlai: Liverpool’s versatile workhorse with the magic foot

The 24-year-old is that rare footballer — a role-player willing to fill in wherever needed and do whatever is asked of him, but also a creator and ball-striker who can define big games. He doesn’t always get the attention some others do, but the value he offers the Reds is…

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‘Meri kursi na chheen le’: MS Dhoni was ‘scared’ of Yuvraj Singh

Yograj Singh, father of Yuvraj Singh, has reignited controversy by accusing Virat Kohli and MS Dhoni of being backstabbers who feared his son’s talent. He claimed Sachin Tendulkar was Yuvraj’s only true friend, alleging others felt threatened by Yuvraj’s potential to usurp their positions in the team. Yograj has previously…

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Unbelievable! Tickets at Rs 100 – Women’s World Cup sets record with lowest prices in history

The ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025 is set to break barriers with ticket prices starting at a record low of Rs 100. An exclusive pre-sale window is already open until September 8. Shreya Ghoshal will headline the opening ceremony in Guwahati on September 30, performing the tournament anthem “Bring…

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Breetzke: Why world-record breaker fears his ‘special start’

South African batter Matthew Breetzke, basking in phenomenal form, expressed slight apprehension about his success streak potentially declining. After securing his fifth consecutive ODI fifty, scoring 85 against England, Breetzke humorously acknowledged the possibility of a downturn. He admitted disappointment at missing a century at Lord’s but remains grateful for…

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Asia Cup: India open campaign in style with 11-0 rout of Thailand

India’s women’s hockey team initiated their Asia Cup campaign emphatically, overwhelming Thailand with an 11-0 victory in their Pool B opener. Udita Duhan and Beauty Dung Dung each scored twice, highlighting India’s dominance. Despite missing key players, India displayed sharp and aggressive play, signaling their intentions to rivals as they…

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‘Goldfish’ Anisimova goes from rock bottom to once again stand on cusp of Grand Slam success

Amanda Anisimova has learned to forget, reset, and fight again. Just 54 days after her crushing 0-6, 0-6 Wimbledon final loss, the 24-year-old American is back on the biggest stage — this time at the US Open. With belief, grit, and booming winners, she now stands one match away from…

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Photos out! No Arjun? Saaniya Chandhok spotted on Tendulkar family’s trip to Maheshwar

Arjun Tendulkar’s fiancée Saaniya Chandhok joined the Tendulkars on their family trip to Maheshwar, though Arjun was missing from the photos. Coming from a prominent business family, Saaniya is quietly managing ventures while Arjun continues building his cricket career. …

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‘Don’t make me cry’: Osaka after plans for special Labubu plush toy take hit

Naomi Osaka’s U.S. Open semifinal defeat to Amanda Anisimova dashed her plans for a special Labubu plush toy. Throughout the tournament, Osaka showcased Labubu dolls named after tennis legends. She had envisioned a final Labubu inspired by her past U.S. Open appearance, complete with her green skirt and a green…

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US Open: Anisimova sinks Osaka to set up Sabalenka final

Aryna Sabalenka triumphed over Jessica Pegula, securing her spot in the US Open final, aiming for a consecutive title. She will face Amanda Anisimova, who defeated Naomi Osaka in a thrilling three-set match. Anisimova displayed resilience, overcoming Osaka’s strong start to reach her second major final. The stage is set…

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Mitchell Starc breaks silence on T20I retirement – ‘I want to milk my body…’

Mitchell Starc retired from T20Is to prolong his Test career and focus on the 2027 ODI World Cup. At 35, Starc prioritizes Test cricket and aims to keep his body fit for both formats. He believes Australia’s T20I team is well-settled with emerging talents, making it the right time for…

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Exclusive | From one-rupee coins to defeating Divya: Puranik finds state between ‘rage and serenity’

Divya Deshmukh, after her Women’s World Cup victory, revealed her mentors, Csaba Balogh and Abhimanyu Puranik. At the Grand Swiss 2025, Puranik, who had just enjoyed a Disneyland vacation, defeated his protégé, Divya. Puranik, a Mumbai-born Punekar, started chess at five and praised Divya’s amazing mentality and potential for future…

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Women’s ODI Cup: Alyssa Healy to lead, seven-time champions name squad

Australia has announced its squad for the upcoming ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup in India and Sri Lanka, featuring ten players from their victorious 2022 campaign. Phoebe Litchfield and Sophie Molineux are among the fresh faces included. Molineux returns after a knee injury. …

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US Open: Bhambri’s dream run ends; British duo rally past Indo-Kiwi pair

Joe Salisbury and Neal Skupski of Britain triumphed over India’s Yuki Bhambri and Michael Venus in a thrilling US Open semifinal. After dropping the first set, the British pair rallied to win 6(2)-7, 7-6(5), 6-4. Bhambri and Venus, despite a strong tournament run including impressive victories, couldn’t maintain their early…

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