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Grandmaster Praggnanandhaa says every tournament is unique in its own way; the 20-year-old admits that he will have to prioritise taking breaks to ensure he isn’t burnt out; the Indian, who had a tough time at the Candidates, feels he is someone who quickly recovers from disappointments

After falling three times at the final hurdle, including in Paris two years ‌ago, Zverev capped a relentless run by becoming the first German man to win a ‌major title since Boris Becker's Australian Open ‌triumph ⁠three decades ago.

Milind becomes the most expensive uncapped player

Alexander Zverev has finally won his first Grand Slam title. He defeated Flavio Cobolli in a thrilling French Open final. This victory marks a significant achievement for the German star. Zverev's win came after several previous near misses in major finals. The tournament saw early exits from top players, opening the path for Zverev.

Armand 'Mondo' Duplantis' incredible 40-victory streak in pole vaulting was shattered at the Stockholm Diamond League. Australian Kurtis Marschall claimed a surprise win, marking Duplantis' first defeat since July 2023. Despite the rare loss on home soil, Duplantis graciously congratulated Marschall, who celebrated a career-defining trium […]

The Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) has acknowledged concerns regarding the inconsistent bounce of the Lord's pitch used for the opening Test between England and New Zealand. Despite significant investment in pitch preparation, challenging weather conditions contributed to the surface falling short of expected standards. The MCC is committed to implementi […]

Manav Suthar made a stellar Test debut, snaring three wickets on Day 2 against Afghanistan and earning praise from Sunil Gavaskar. The left-arm spinner not only impressed with his accurate bowling but also displayed remarkable composure and confidence with the bat. Suthar's promising start suggests he possesses the attributes for future Test success. […]

England launched their "Bazball" era with a commanding 115-run victory over New Zealand at Lord's. Gus Atkinson's five-wicket haul dismantled the visitors for 138, securing a win despite a challenging pitch. Debutant Emilio Gay and returning seamer Ollie Robinson impressed, signaling a positive start for the new regime.

Team India`s Manav Suthar concluded Day 2 with the figures of three wickets for 21 runs in 15.5 overs. Prasidh Krishna has also claimed two wickets

Ahead of the series, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has arranged for his father, Sanjeev, to join him in Sri Lanka ahead of the 50-over tri-series. The board has extended the option for his parents to accompany him

Debutant Manav Suthar took his maiden wicket, as he dismissed Abdul Malik for 16 at the stroke of tea. The other opener Sediqullah Atal was batting on 11 at the break

Washington Sundar and Kuldeep Yadav stayed unbeaten. Facing 68 balls, Sundar garnered 52 runs, with the help of five boundaries and a maximum, whereas Kuldeep scored nine runs in 26 balls, including a boundary

Team India`s skipper Shubman Gill delivered a blistering knock of 126 runs. His knock came in 177 deliveries, laced with 15 boundaries and a maximum