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Alphonso Davies's agent says the Canada captain was pressured to start against the U.S. on the weekend in a game that saw him go down with a knee injury.
Shreyas Iyer began his stint at Punjab Kings captain with a blistering 42-ball 97 not out as his team humbled Gujarat Titans by 11 runs in their Indian Premier League match in Ahmedabad on Tuesday. Shashank Singh bludgeoned 44 off 16 balls after Iyer's brilliant display with the bat as PBKS posted an imposing 243 for five.
Little Monsters unite - Lady Gaga has announced dates for a UK 2025 tour which will include a night in Manchester.
Ruben Amorim wasn't the only Manchester United coach to experience a baptism of fire after arriving at Old Trafford in November. The head coach has been front and centre of the early difficulties of his reign at Old Trafford, but his assistant soon realised how harsh the spotlight was at the club as well.
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Former Indian cricket team spinner Harbhajan Singh responded to a fan complaining about the quality of Hindi commentary during cricket matches. Harbhajan is currently a part of the commentary team for the ongoing Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025. In a video going viral on social media, the fan said that Hindi commentary used to be informative in the past but he believes that nowadays, the focus is more on funny one-liners and poetry. Harbhajan took the feedback positively and wrote on his X (formerly known as Twitter) account - "Thank you for the input . We will work on it.”
TAMPA, Fla. -- Aaron Boone's first message to the 2025 New York Yankees, delivered at Steinbrenner Field in mid-February when all uniformed personnel were still beardless and an ulnar collateral ligament had not yet torpedoed their ace's season, was about hunger. Having the hunger to win. Fighting for it.
AS JIMMY BUTLER boarded his first team flight with the Golden State Warriors the day before his Feb. 8 debut against the Chicago Bulls, he had something in his carry-on that he rarely travels without — his dominoes.