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Jadeja’s twin fifties in vain as India fall short by 22 runs at Lord’s
At Lord’s, Ravindra Jadeja’s twin half-centuries sparked a valiant fightback, including a 58-run last-wicket stand with Siraj, though India fell 22 runs short. Jadeja has scored 327 runs in three Tests, averaging 109, with four fifties. His economical bowling also allowed Gill to attack with pace. England players acknowledged his grit, though the loss left
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ICC meeting to discuss two-tier Test cricket and other key issues
ICC’s Singapore conclave (Thurs-Sun) will debate a two-tier Test structure, impacting promotion/relegation from 2027-29. Australia & England favour this, wanting more India games. The conclave, chaired by Jay Shah & Sanjog Gupta, will also discuss minimum player age & 2028 LA Olympics team selection, likely based on rankings. Associate members’ CEC elections are also on
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âš½ Santos vs Flamengo Clash Tonight: How to Watch the Brazilian League Match Live from India
Brazilian football fans in India are in for a treat as two giants of South American football—Santos and Flamengo—face off in a high-voltage Brazilian Série A 2025 clash. 🗓️ Match Details 📺 How to Watch in India Fans in India can watch the match live online through available streaming services that cover Brazilian football. A
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💪 Inside England’s ‘Positive Clique’ and the Celebration That Binds the Lionesses
England’s women’s team has been praised for its unity built around positivity and shared joy—something captain Leah Williamson recently nicknamed the squad’s “positive clique.” At the heart of this bond is a simple yet powerful ritual: post-match team celebrations that everyone looks forward to, win or lose. 🎉 What Is This “Positive Clique”? Rather than
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🔄 Transfer News Round-Up
⚽ Liverpool Intensify Move for Alexander Isak Liverpool have escalated their pursuit for Alexander Isak, the Swedish striker currently starring in La Liga. The Reds are reportedly preparing an improved bid this summer, hoping to outbid rival suitors and secure his services before the transfer window closes. 🛑 Arsenal’s Chase for Gyökeres Hits a Snag
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New Zealand Beat South Africa by 21 Runs in SA vs NZ T20I Match; Tim Robinson, Bevon Jacobs and Jacob Duffy Shine As Black Caps Register Their First Victory in Zimbabwe Tri-Series
New Zealand Beat South Africa by 21 Runs in SA vs NZ T20I Match; Tim Robinson, Bevon Jacobs and Jacob Duffy Shine As Black Caps Register Their First Victory in Zimbabwe Tri-Series he New Zealand national cricket team secured a comprehensive 21-run victory over the South Africa national cricket team in the second match of
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Jitesh Sharma turned away at Lord’s despite having an invitation; Dinesh Karthik steps in to assist.
In the recent third Test match between England and India at the legendary Lord’s Cricket Ground, India’s wicketkeeper-batter Jitesh Sharma was barred from entering the venue by a security personnel who failed to recognize him. The occurrence, captured by a spectator, has gone viral. Fortunately, Jitesh received help from fellow cricketer and commentator Dinesh Karthik. The 31-year-old, attempting to enter the stadium amid a bustling crowd, was halted at the entrance, with security personnel demanding identification. Despite his attempts to clarify his identity, he was not granted entry. The situation intensified as fans began to identify Jitesh, even while he struggled to get in. Fortunately, former Indian cricketer Dinesh Karthik, now a commentator, came to his aid during the commotion. After the video gained traction online, Karthik himself shared the clip, clarifying that the incident occurred outside the commentary box and not at the venue’s entrance. Significantly, Karthik had invited Jitesh to join him and other commentators. He also noted that social media often distorts the reality. “These are some challenges with social media that many encounter I invited Jitesh to the commentary box, he arrived, and I met him downstairs and took him to the commentary box where he greeted everyone. By the way, this is beneath the media center, not the main entrance to the venue,” Karthik stated on X.
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Virat Kohli keeps making waves in the cricket world, reaching an unprecedented milestone. He is now the first batter in history to exceed 900 ICC rating points across all three formats: Tests, One-Day Internationals (ODIs), and Twenty20 Internationals (T20Is).
What adds to the astonishment is that he has recently retired from T20I and Test formats. The ICC released its updated all-time T20I rankings on Wednesday, elevating Kohli’s peak rating from 897 to 909 points. This adjustment occurred post-retirement, but it still cements a record. Kohli had previously amassed over 900 points in Tests (with a top score of 937) and ODIs (909), and this T20I update completes a rare trifecta. No other batter has achieved this feat. Cricket enthusiasts and analysts are thoroughly impressed, showcasing Kohli’s consistency, adaptability, and mastery across various formats. Even though he has stepped back from T20I cricket after last year’s ICC T20 World Cup and from Tests, Kohli continues to astonish. During his Test career, he accumulated 9,230 runs with 30 centuries, while in T20Is, he scored 4,188 runs across 125 matches. He may no longer compete in these formats for India, but his enduring records leave a substantial impact. Additionally, he remains active in ODIs, where he has amassed over 14,000 runs, including 51 centuries. He continues to be a pivotal figure for the national team. This isn’t merely a coincidental statistic; it’s a testament to Kohli’s relentless pursuit of excellence and his passion for cricket. It illustrates that greatness transcends the format or duration of play. His legacy continues to inspire many. Now, fans are eager to see which records he will shatter next in ODIs and how long he will maintain his position at the pinnacle of all-format rankings.
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King Charles III meets Indian men’s and women’s cricket teams at Clarence House
King Charles III met India’s men’s and women’s cricket teams at Clarence House, discussing cricket and calling Siraj’s Test dismissal “unfortunate”-a point raised with skipper Shubman Gill, who called the meeting “amazing”. Harmanpreet Kaur also praised the visit. Organised by the British Asian Trust, the event was attended by Indian officials and well well-received by
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Healy says England exposed Gill’s weakness by getting under his skin at Lord’s
Shubman Gill’s post-double-century struggles continued at Lord’s, scoring just 16 and 6, and engaging in a heated exchange with Zak Crawley. Australia captain Alyssa Healy suggested England may have rattled Gill by targeting him mentally, a tactic often used against captains. She noted teams sensed a way to unsettle Gill, especially after his strong earlier
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