In 2025, Magic Johnson’s net worth is a staggering $1.5 billion, while Shaquille O’Neal sits at $500 million. This deep dive reveals how their post-court strategies created a massive wealth gap.
After a devastating knee injury during a high-stakes BBL match, star Pakistan pacer Shaheen Afridi has been recalled by the PCB—cutting short his Big Bash League stint with Brisbane Heat.
In a shocking turn at the World Blitz Championship in Doha, Magnus Carlsen lost by forfeit after knocking over multiple pieces during a tense game against Haik Martirosyan. The incident—his second outburst of the event—has shattered his title hopes as India’s Arjun Erigaisi surges ahead.
On December 30, 2014, MS Dhoni walked out of a press conference in Melbourne—and never returned to Test cricket. Just 44 minutes later, the BCCI dropped a bombshell that ended the career of India’s most successful Test captain. No farewell. No warning. Just silence. This is the untold story of cricket’s quietest, most powerful exit.
Despite India leading 4–0 in the T20I series, star opener Smriti Mandhana has been left out of the fifth and final match against Sri Lanka. Captain Harmanpreet Kaur confirmed it’s a planned rest—but with a 17-year-old debutant stepping in, this move signals a bold new direction for Indian women’s cricket.
Pakistan’s national hockey team is on the brink of a major crisis. Senior players are threatening to boycott the upcoming FIH Pro League matches unless their payment grievances are addressed. The core issue? A broken promise over daily allowances. While players claim they were assured PKR 11,000 per day during their tour of Argentina, they reportedly received far less—triggering outrage and allegations of financial mismanagement. The Pakistan Hockey Federation (PHF) blames the Pakistan Sports Board’s outdated USD 40 daily cap, but athletes say that’s no excuse for broken trust. This isn’t just about money—it’s about dignity, professionalism, and the future of a sport once synonymous with national pride.