With the T20 World Cup just around the corner, India’s three-match series against a confident New Zealand side is more than just another bilateral contest—it’s the final, high-stakes laboratory for team combinations, batting order tweaks, and captaincy decisions. As Suryakumar Yadav battles a form slump and Ishan Kishan steps into the crucial No. 3 role, every ball in this series carries World Cup weight.
After India’s ODI series defeat to New Zealand, veteran commentator Sanjay Manjrekar sparked debate by claiming fans “won’t remember” the loss in a few months. He doubled down on his controversial ‘World Cup theory,’ arguing that only ICC tournaments truly define a team’s legacy—especially in 50-over cricket.
Amid swirling rumors, Scottish cricket officials confirm they haven’t been contacted by the ICC to replace Bangladesh in the T20 World Cup—yet they’re ready if called.
Reality star Larsa Pippen has issued a fiery takedown of viral AI-generated images falsely linking her to rapper LiAngelo Ball, urging fans to stop the spread of harmful deepfakes.
St. Louis Blues forward Oskar Sundqvist is listed as day-to-day after suffering a deep skate laceration above his ankle during a collision with Edmonton’s Connor McDavid—a scary moment that has left his availability for upcoming games in serious doubt.
In one of cricket’s most unique moments, the entire South African team was named ‘Player of the Match’ after demolishing the West Indies by 351 runs in the final Test of their historic 5-0 whitewash in 1999—a decision that remains unmatched in Test history.