Cricket–Duckett leads England's reply to Pakistan's 366 all out
MULTAN, Pakistan :Opener Ben Duckett smashed a rapid unbeaten fifty to lead England's robust reply to Pakistan's first-innings 366 on day two of the second test in Multan on Wednesday.
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Ranking college football's unbeaten teams after Week 7 - ESPN
A week ago, we found ourselves suddenly down to 12 unbeaten college football teams following a particularly madcap Week 6. The remaining members of the club regrouped, however. In Week 7, the only loss for an unbeaten (Ohio State) came at the hands of another (Oregon), and everyone else was either on bye or survived and advanced.
Tuchel appointment a bold move, says Shearer
LONDON : England's decision to appoint Germany's Thomas Tuchel as head coach is a bold move and only delivering a long-awaited trophy will be a success, according to former captain Alan Shearer.
Rain washes out day one of India v New Zealand first test
BENGALURU :The opening day of the first test between India and New Zealand was called off without a ball being bowled due to incessant rain on Wednesday, with bad weather forecast throughout the week in the south Indian city of Bengaluru.
Cricket–England make progress but defiant Pakistan reach 358-8
MULTAN, Pakistan : Aamer Jamal typified the resistance of Pakistan's lower order with a gritty 37 not out as he guided the hosts to 358 for eight at lunch on day two of the second test against England in Multan on Wednesday.
'Shami Will Be A Big Miss For India'- Former India Selector
Jatin Paranjpe does a deep dive into India’s 8 test assignment ahead and how Shami will be a big miss.
Gabba dropped for Ashes opener in Australia for first time in 40 years
MELBOURNE : The Gabba will not host an Ashes series-opener in Australia for the first time in more than four decades after Cricket Australia confirmed Perth as the venue for the first test of the 2025-26 series on Wednesday.
How do solar railways work? Startup gets green light for pilot project in Switzerland
Solar panels are set to be rolled out “like carpet” on railway tracks in Switzerland in a world-first.