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"My Aai Has Always Been My Anchor": Sachin Tendulkar's Heartfelt Post On Mother's Day

On the auspicious occasion of Mother's Day, India's legendary batter Sachin Tendulkar took to his official social media handle and wished his mother Rajni Tendulkar on Sunday. Sachin Tendulkar took to X and wished his mother where he wrote, "Everything I am started with her prayers and her strength. My Aai has always been my anchor, just like every mother is for her child. Wishing all the incredible mothers a very Happy Mother's Day!" With a staggering 34,357 international runs, Tendulkar is the most successful batter in cricket history. During his illustrious run in the international circuit, Tendulkar rewrote history numerous times, and many of these achievements remain unchallenged.

Bob Cowper, First Batter To Hit Test Triple Century In Australia, Passes Away

Bob Cowper, who was the first batter to hit a triple century in Test cricket on Australian soil, had passed away at the age of 84 on Sunday after a battle with illness. He is survived by his wife Dale and daughters Olivia and Sera. Cowper was an enormously talented left-hand batter renowned for his elegant stroke play, his patience at the crease and his ability to amass big scores for Australia. The most significant moment in his career spanning 27 Tests was a knock of 307 against England at the MCG in 1966, the first triple century in the longest format of the game recorded in Australia, as it also helped the hosts' retain the Ashes.

Brumbies allay injury concerns over Wallabies flyhalf Lolesio

Australia flyhalf Noah Lolesio has been cleared by his ACT Brumbies team of serious injury after leaving the field on a stretcher and in a neck brace during his side's 33-14 Super Rugby Pacific win over the Western Force in Perth on Saturday.

Jannik Sinner Grateful For 'Amazing' Support On Italian Open Return From Doping Ban

Jannik Sinner hailed the passionate backing he has received from his colourful support in Rome after returning to tennis on Saturday with a confident win at the Italian Open. World number one Sinner swept past Mariano Navone in front of over 10,000 fans at the Foro Italico, looking nothing like a player who has spent three months out of the game due to a doping ban he says he grudgingly accepted from the World Anti-Doping Agency. The Italian was roared on by fans dressed as carrots and decked out in orange in honour of his ginger hair, as he beat Navone in straight sets 6-3, 6-4.

BCCI Calls On A "Highly Influential Cricketing Figure" To Stop Virat Kohli's Potential Test Retirement: Report

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has called on a highly influential cricketing figure to meet the talismanic batter in the coming days and convince him to reverse his potential Test cricket retirement plans. On Saturday, IANS reported that Kohli has reportedly communicated his desire to retire from Test cricket to the BCCI ahead of the important five-match series in England, starting on June 20. But the BCCI had urged Kohli to reconsider his decision, citing the important assignments coming up in the format, including the England tour.

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"My Aai Has Always Been My Anchor": Sachin Tendulkar's Heartfelt Post On Mother's Day

Bob Cowper, First Batter To Hit Test Triple Century In Australia, Passes Away

Brumbies allay injury concerns over Wallabies flyhalf Lolesio

Jannik Sinner Grateful For 'Amazing' Support On Italian Open Return From Doping Ban

BCCI Calls On A "Highly Influential Cricketing Figure" To Stop Virat Kohli's Potential Test Retirement: Report

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