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For the first ten minutes, Harare belonged to Zimbabwe.
The new ball did enough to trouble India’s openers; two wickets arrived quickly, and the home crowd sensed that another upset might be brewing. The visitors were suddenly 16 for 2, and the excitement around the ground felt genuine.
Cricket, however, rarely stays in one mood for very long.
Ishan Kisha...
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Whether you are in the mood for an emotional drama, a laugh-out-loud comedy, an edge-of-your-seat thriller, or a heartwarming story, this week’s digital premieres have something for everyone. With captivating performances, compelling n...
Football rarely offers perfect endings.
Sometimes, it quietly closes one chapter while opening another.
That was the feeling as Argentina and Spain met in the 2026 FIFA World Cup final. One side carried the weight of defending a title that had defined a generation. The other arrived with a young squad that had spent the tournament proving it belonged among the v...
There are certain grounds where every cricketer dreams of leaving a mark. Lord’s is one of them.
For decades, some of India’s finest ODI batters walked through the famous Long Room, played memorable knocks and returned without a hundred to their name. Sachin Tendulkar couldn’t do it. Virat Kohli couldn’t either.
On a warm afternoon in London, Rohit Sharma finall...
Some football stories are written on the pitch.
Others begin years before anyone realizes they matter.
When Argentina and Spain walked out for the 2026 FIFA World Cup final, it was impossible not to think about a photograph taken nearly two decades earlier. In 2007, during a charity calendar shoot in Barcelona, a young Lionel Messi, still only 20 and beginning t...