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JAZAN: Jabal Tuwaiq were crowned champions of the first Junior Boys’ Hockey Championship held in Saudi Arabia’s Jazan region, which concluded on Wednesday at Saad bin Muadh School. The tournament, organized by the Saudi Hockey Federation, featured four teams who scored a total of 23 goals in six matches.
Is MS Dhoni playing his last IPL? That is one question that is on everybody's mind. MS Dhoni, under whom Chennai Super Kings won five IPL titles, has answered the question (well, sort of). Ahead of the CSK's match against Punjab Kings in Chennai on Wednesday, there was huge fanfare when MS Dhoni was about to speak at the toss. That former New Zealand player Danny Morrison, commentating on the match, to ask Dhoni about his future.
"My mother died and I couldn't handle the circumstances. Just that," Sadanand Viswanath's voice suddenly became emotional as his co-passengers in a second AC train compartment, which included an American tourist, a cricket reporter and a young businessman, heard in rapt attention. It was a journey from Gwalior to Delhi after the completion of a Ranji match and Viswanath, then a domestic umpire, got talking about his brief but eventful international career of three Tests and 22 ODIs. His finest hour was a stumping of Javed Miandad off another teenage prodigy Laxman Sivaramakrishnan's bowling.
Delhi Capitals spinner Kuldeep Yadav and Kolkata Knight Riders southpaw Rinku Singh brushed away the rift rumours between them after a video went viral on social media where Kuldeep was seen slapping Rinku twice in the aftermath of the narrow 14-run triumph for the defending champions. After the encounter between Delhi and Kolkata at the Arun Jaitley Stadium on Tuesday, Rinku and Kuldeep were seen chatting and laughing with a couple of players. Suddenly, Kuldeep slapped Rinku twice, and the Kolkata star looked visibly upset. Speculations quickly began to emerge among fans, hinting towards a rift between the two Uttar Pradesh stars. Kolkata Knight Riders released a video on Instagram on Wednesday and captioned the post, "Media (sansani) vs (doston ke beech ka) Reality! Gehri dosti feat. our talented UP boys."
Vaibhav Suryavanshi not just turned heads in India with his 35-ball ton for Rajasthan Royals against Gujarat Titans in the IPL 2025 but the 14-year-old has received global attention. Suryavanshi in a display of sheer brilliance became the youngest ever T20 centurion at just 14 years, 32 days. While he was praised by every top cricketer (active and retired), now even Formula 1 star Oscar Piastri has taken note of his performance. He posted a short video of Suryavanshi on his Instagram handle story, with teh numericals '14' written on it.
Chennai Super Kings (CSK) skipper MS Dhoni is past his best, and there's no denying that, yet the franchise has not been able to look beyond him. Dhoni has even had to don the captain's hat again this season after primary skipper Ruturaj Gaikwad was ruled out of the season due to an injury. Even at the age of 42, Dhoni seems to be pulling strings at CSK, with the franchise looking clueless about it's future wicket-keeper and deputy captain.
Chennai Super Kings vs Punjab Kings LIVE Updates, IPL 2025: All-but-out Chennai Super host Punjab Kings in the 49th match of Indian Premeir League 2025 on Wednesday. After losing 7 of the 9 matches played so far, the MS Dhoni-led side in on the verge of elimination from the tournament.
OSLO: How did an unheralded Norwegian team from a tiny town north of the Arctic Circle become one of the fairytale stories of European soccer? For Bodø/Glimt, the transformation has been underpinned by a fighter pilot who developed mental techniques for his squadron before bombing missions in Libya. Bjørn Mannsverk discovered a group of players exuding negative energy and prone to “a collective mental breakdown” when he was asked in early 2017 to join the backroom staff of a team that had just been relegated to Norway’s second tier. His task as “mental coach” at Bodø/Glimt? To make players talk openly about their feelings, lower stress levels, change their attitudes and routines about things like preparation and nutrition, and remove the stigma around mental training. Winning or losing no longer mattered. It was all about following a philosophy and culture established by Mannsverk, a former Royal Norwegian air force squadron leader whose military duties took him to Afghanistan after the 9/11 attacks and to Libya for a NATO-led intervention in 2011.