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USA Cricket severs ties with strategic partner ACE; risks bankruptcy

USA Cricket has ended its agreement with American Cricket Enterprises (ACE), the force behind Major League Cricket, leading to uncertainty surrounding World Cup preparations and financial stability. The decision, driven by board members, raises concerns about potential bankruptcy due to the loss of ACE's financial support, which has totalled over $10 million since 2019.

Asia Cup: 'The value of a human life should be more than sports'- Ex India cricketer questions India-Pakistan clash

Manoj Tiwary questions the India-Pakistan Asia Cup match appropriateness after the Pahalgam attack and Operation Sindoor, emphasizing human life's value over sports. He also expressed surprise over Shreyas Iyer and Yashasvi Jaiswal's exclusion from the Asia Cup squad, despite their strong performances.

'You don’t talk, rookie': Ex-Australia batter recalls Virat Kohli’s fiery reply on his Test debut

Joe Burns recalls his debut Boxing Day Test in 2014 against India, where a brief attempt to sledge Virat Kohli backfired spectacularly. Kohli, then emerging as India's Test captain, silenced Burns with a sharp retort and a boundary. Burns learned a valuable lesson about engaging with the fierce competitor, whose leadership shaped India's aggressive cricketing identity.

Women's World Cup: Navi Mumbai replaces Bengaluru as venue - ICC issues revised schedule

The ICC has shifted the venue for the Women's Cricket World Cup, replacing Bengaluru with Navi Mumbai, which will now host up to five matches, including a semi-final and potentially the final. The tournament will span five venues across India and Sri Lanka from September 30 to November 2.

Women's World Cup matches moved out of Bengaluru after stadium stampede fiasco

ICC Women's World Cup 2025: Five matches originally scheduled at M. Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru have been moved to DY Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai. The ICC announced the venue change on Friday, August 22, after the Karnataka state cricket body failed to secure the necessary approvals following the stampede incident during RCB's victory celebrations in June.

Esports World Cup: Team Falcons claim successive club titles in Riyadh

Team Falcons have clinched their second straight Esports World Cup Club Championship in Riyadh, solidifying their dominance across 18 titles.

The sponsorship jinx: Why brands on Team India's jersey turn to dust?

Indian cricket team jersey sponsor Dream11 faced a major setback due to the Online Gaming Bill being passed in parliament. Interestingly, this makes 5th straight BCCI sponsor who has got into one or the other problem.

Mohammad Rizwan's Woes Deepen: Pakistan Star Trolled After Bizarre CPL Dismissal Amid Contract Demotion

Mohammad Rizwan's struggles continue as he faces setbacks, including being dropped from the Asia Cup squad and demoted in PCB contracts. His poor form extended to the CPL, where he was dismissed for just 3 runs, leading to social media trolling. Pakistan cricket is facing a decline across formats, marked by inconsistent performances and early exits from major tournaments.

Tottenham Eye Chelsea's Nkunku After Arsenal Hijacks Eze Deal: Transfer News and Rumors

Spurs exploring a move for Chelsea forward Christopher Nkunku after missing out when Eberechi Eze chose Arsenal. Transfer Talk has the latest news, gossip and rumors.

Virat, you got to play some shots: Former Australia batter recalls sledging India star

Former Australia batter Joe Burns revealed how sledging Virat Kohli in 2014 backfired for his team during the Melbourne Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy 2014-15.

Babar Azam hits the nets following Asia Cup, PCB central contract snub - WATCH

Following his exclusion from Pakistan's Asia Cup 2025 squad and demotion in central contracts, Babar Azam is diligently working on his batting skills at the Ghani Institute of Cricket in Lahore. Selectors have omitted both Babar and Mohammad Rizwan from the upcoming tri-series and Asia Cup squad, opting for a team led by Salman Ali Agha.

One-dayers remain an unsolved puzzle for Shafali Verma

Shafali Verma, after leading India to U-19 World Cup glory, faced a setback, getting dropped from the ODI World Cup squad due to inconsistent performances. Despite domestic success and WPL flair, she struggles in ODIs, averaging just 23. Pratika Rawal replaced her, capitalizing on opportunities.

Mirabai Chanu shifts scales: Fresh weight class, revamped game plan

Saikhom Mirabai Chanu is strategically adapting her training for the women’s 48kg category after the International Weightlifting Federation's rule changes. Her regimen includes a revised diet, evenly distributed workload, and enhanced recovery methods like massages and ice baths. Chanu aims to excel at the Commonwealth Weightlifting Championship and the 2026 Asian Games.

'Reimagined' US Open mixed doubles was a success but Sara Errani-Andrea Vavassori complete 'mission'

The US Open mixed doubles event had many winners - Sara Errani and Andrea Vavassori as champions while carrying the mantle for the doubles specialists. And the USTA in bringing thousands of fans to an otherwise ignored competition. But teething problems cannot be ignored.

Right after Asia Cup squad announcement, BCCI replaces 2 national selectors

BCCI is set to replace two senior national selectors from the men's committee just days after the announcement of India's Asia Cup squad. However, Ajit Agarkar is likely to remain as the chief selector till 2026.

India left-arm spinner Gouher Sultana retires from all forms of cricket

India left-arm spinner Gouher Sultana has announced her retirement from all forms of cricket. She represented India in 50 ODIs and 37 T20Is.

Abhinav Shaw clinches junior men’s 10m air rifle gold at Asian Championships

Abhinav Shaw secured a thrilling gold in the junior men's 10m air rifle at the Asian Championships in Kazakhstan, edging out Korea's Hyunseo Lee by a hair's breadth. After a shaky qualification round, Abhinav composed himself to deliver a stellar final performance.

Ankita Dhyani hopes to make late charge for Worlds berth

Ankita Dhyani is eyeing a spot at the World Championships. The long-distance runner has quickly made her mark in the 3000m steeplechase. She currently ranks 38th in the 'Road to Tokyo' standings. Ankita recently broke the 2000m steeplechase national record in Israel. She also won a silver medal at the World University Games in Germany.

TK Vishal breaks national record in men’s 400m at Inter-State championships

TK Vishal made a stunning impact at the National Inter-State Athletics meet in Chennai, smashing the national record in the men's 400m with a time of 45.12s. Overjoyed Vishal dedicated his achievement to his coach, Jason Dawson, highlighting their strong bond and Jason's instrumental role in his success after transitioning to 400m just a year ago.

3 dead, multiple injured, over 100 arrests: Why fan violence continues to sully Latin American football

Latin American football grapples with persistent violence, evident in clashes between Chilean and Argentine club supporters in Buenos Aires. Despite laws and increased security measures like biometric identification and video surveillance, hooliganism persists. Experts attribute the violence to tribalism, frustration, and a lack of exemplary sanctions from governing bodies.