Good for nothing': Danish Kaneria lambasts Pakistan cricket, calls it 'a shame after 70 years

Danish Kaneria criticised Pakistan’s cricket system after their 0-2 Test series defeat against England. He called the team’s performance a shame after 70 years. Kaneria said, “It's a shame that after 70 years, Pakistan has gone through such a disaster.” He believes the board needs stability instead of just removing coaches.

Hardik Pandya's comeback plans hit a fresh roadblock

Hardik Pandya’s return to international cricket faces a fresh roadblock after a leg niggle at the BCCI Centre of Excellence. A source said, "Hardik Pandya was operating at full intensity without any discomfort but he has been advised to pause bowling." This injury makes him unlikely for the Afghanistan series.

Vaibhav Sooryavanshi smashes 92, becomes youngest batter to hit Duleep Trophy fifty

Vaibhav Sooryavanshi smashed 92 runs to become the youngest batter to hit a Duleep Trophy fifty on Monday. At 15 years and 157 days, he broke a record set in 1969. The teenager used his big-hitting ability to score seven sixes, helping East Zone reach 266 against Central Zone.

FIBA Women's World Cup 2026: Team USA hit with major blow involving A'ja Wilson and Kelsey Plum

USA Basketball confirmed Monday that A'ja Wilson and Kelsey Plum will miss the FIBA Women's World Cup in Berlin due to health reasons. The team lost two key stars as they chase a fifth straight gold. Sonia Citron and Kiki Iriafen joined the roster to prepare for Friday's opener against China.

Shaheen Afridi-Babar Azam rift blamed for Pakistan cricket's downfall

Former Pakistan batter Basit Ali blamed a rift between Babar Azam and Shaheen Shah Afridi for the team’s recent downfall. Basit said, "The main reason for Pakistan cricket's downfall is the rift between Shaheen and Babar." Pakistan recently suffered a 194-run defeat to England, leading to major team changes.

Australia announce A squad for India tour: Peter Handscomb, Sam Konstas, Jhye Richardson in mix for Test return

Australia announced its A squad for the upcoming India tour, featuring Peter Handscomb, Sam Konstas, and Jhye Richardson. Selection boss George Bailey said, “We consider these tours an important part of performance and developing game styles in subcontinent conditions.” Players hope these matches help them secure spots for future international series.

Hetmyer's ton powers Warriors to nine-run DLS win over TKR

Shimron Hetmyer hit a brilliant century to lead the Guyana Amazon Warriors to a nine-run DLS win over Trinbago Knight Riders on Monday. The Warriors posted 185 in their 16 overs at the Queen's Park Oval. Mohammad Nabi took three wickets, which helped stop the Knight Riders from winning today.

Three Maharashtra wrestlers seal U23 Women's Worlds berths for first time

Three Maharashtra wrestlers sealed U23 Women's Worlds berths for the first time. Ahilya Shinde, Vaishnavi Patil, and Amruta Pujari won trials at the KD Jadhav Indoor Stadium. They will represent India in Las Vegas from October 12 to 18. Vaishnavi said, "The learnings of World Championships have helped me."

Sooryavanshi 'Dazzles' in Duleep Trophy, but Bowlers are Already Turning the Tide

The Duleep Trophy semi-final between East Zone and Central Zone at Bengaluru's Centre of Excellence enters Day 3. Both teams scored 266 in their first innings. Central Zone got a lead of 45 runs by stumps on Day 2. Mukesh Kumar took two early wickets as the match stayed finely balanced.

Marnus Labuschagne axed from Australia ODI squad for World Cup rehearsal

Marnus Labuschagne got dropped from Australia’s ODI squad for the upcoming series in Zimbabwe and South Africa. Chief selector George Bailey said, "We're separating those formats out, so this was a one-day cricket conversation." The batter struggled with form since 2024, leaving no space for him in the current team.

Ajit Agarkar's Chief Selector Job In Jeopardy? BCCI Set For Major Decision

BCCI is likely to take a crucial call on Ajit Agarkar's future as Team India's chief selector in the coming days. Agarkar took charge in 2023, but his term ends this September. The board will decide on a one-year extension soon, as they want stability for the next World Cup.

Aryna Sabalenka goes full diamond drama at the US Open with 127 carats of sparkle

Aryna Sabalenka wore 127 carats of jewels at the US Open, turning her tennis appearance into a luxury fashion moment. She chose Material Good, a New York jeweller, to create this bold look. The collection featured sapphires and other stones, perfectly matching her bright orange outfit for the big tournament.