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Shikhar Dhawan To Collaborate With Jacqueline Fernandez, Set To Feature In Music Video 'Besos'

Cricket's beloved Gabbar, known for his thunderous cover drives and infectious smile, is set to steal hearts once again--this time, not on the field, but in front of the camera. Shikhar Dhawan is expanding his presence in the world of entertainment with a brand-new avatar: a performer in a high-energy music video titled "Besos". And he is not alone. Joining him is Bollywood's dazzling diva, Jacqueline Fernandez, known for her sizzling screen presence. The two are collaborating for the first time, and the pairing has already sparked excitement among fans, according to a release.

Jared Curtis, top 2026 quarterback, commits to Georgia - ESPN

Five-star passer Jared Curtis, the No. 1 quarterback in the 2026 class, announced his commitment to Georgia over Oregon Monday night, closing a fierce recruiting battle that sources told ESPN went «down to the wire.»

Ipswich rally from two goals down to draw 2-2 at Everton

LIVERPOOL, England : Everton’s emotional farewell to Goodison Park continued on Saturday with an entertaining 2-2 Premier League draw against Ipswich Town as the relegated visitors came from two goals down to rescue a point.

NBA betting: Three bets for Clippers-Nuggets Game 7 - ESPN

The 2025 NBA playoffs have highlighted plenty of exciting matchups over the past month, but the LA Clippers-Denver Nuggets series might top them all. With multiple games in the series coming down to the wire, Game 7 is sure to entertain. The Clippers took Game 6 in a 111-105 win at home on Thursday night and with the series back in Denver, Nikola Jokic and the Nuggets will be looking to make a statement.

Like Helmets In Cricket Kit, Embrace Media And Technology: Ravi Shastri To Players

"Media and technology are like helmets in a cricket kit," former India captain and coach Ravi Shastri said on Friday, urging players to "embrace" both as without them, the sport wouldn't have evolved the way it did in the last 40-45 years. Shastri said while there were only two mediums -- radio and Doordarshan (TV) -- during his playing days, the game has come a long way after India won the 1983 World Cup. "India has won a lot of tournaments in the last 40 years since we first won it in 1983. We made people dream," the 62-year-old Shastri said during a panel discussion on 'Intersection of Sports, Technology, Entrepreneurship and Media' at the World Audio Visual and Entertainment Summit (WAVES). "But you need the support. It's like you had pads in your kit bag, you had a cricket bat in your kit bag, media is part of the kit bag. Media and technology is like a helmet in your cricket bag; you jolly well embrace it." Shastri said technology, especially, is an essential element of sport now and players need to know how to use it to build themselves.

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Shikhar Dhawan To Collaborate With Jacqueline Fernandez, Set To Feature In Music Video 'Besos'

Jared Curtis, top 2026 quarterback, commits to Georgia - ESPN

Ipswich rally from two goals down to draw 2-2 at Everton

NBA betting: Three bets for Clippers-Nuggets Game 7 - ESPN

Like Helmets In Cricket Kit, Embrace Media And Technology: Ravi Shastri To Players

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