Baroda’s opening duo turned the Vijay Hazare Trophy into their personal playground, with Nitya Pandya and Amit Pasi demolishing Hyderabad’s bowling attack in a breathtaking 230-run partnership that set the stage for a mammoth 417-run total.
Grandmaster Arjun Erigaisi has struck again—this time with a bronze medal at the World Blitz Chess Championship in Doha. Prime Minister Narendra Modi personally congratulated the rising star, calling his ‘skills, patience, and passion exemplary.’ But this isn’t just another medal—it’s a milestone in India’s chess renaissance.
Born in Mumbai, raised in Gujarat, and now tearing up Australia’s domestic circuit—24-year-old Jerrssis Wadia is the explosive new hope for South Australia. After a jaw-dropping 16-ball 34 in the BBL and a stamp of approval from Tim Paine, is this the birth of the ‘next Travis Head’?
The cricket world is rallying behind former Australian batting great Damien Martyn, who is in an induced coma battling a severe case of meningitis. From his iconic 2003 World Cup final knock to this heartbreaking health crisis, here’s everything you need to know.
Forget the future—it’s already here. A new wave of exceptionally talented Indian athletes is not just dreaming of Olympic medals; they’re actively building their path to the podium in Los Angeles 2028. From a world-champion boxer to a shooting sensation, these young stars are the nation’s best hope for its most successful Games yet.
2025 was a year of profound loss for the global sports community. From boxing titans to NASCAR heroes, we honor the legendary athletes who died in 2025 and the indelible marks they left on their sports.