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Watch: Spinner's 'Ball Of The Century' Stuns Batter, Breaks Internet

A brilliant delivery from a spinner during the match between Kuwait Nationals and SBS CC in the KCC T20 Challengers Cup 2024 has gone viral with many social media users hailing it as the new 'ball of the century'. The ball dropped way outside the off-stump and the batter followed it to go for a huge slop sweep over mid-wicket. However, the delivery turned sharply and crashed into the stumps leaving the batter completely perplexed. Social media users were quick to call it the new 'Ball of the century' - a term used to describe Shane Warne's to dismiss England's Mike Gatting in June 1993. Even international cricketers joined in on the conversation and the video has garnered a lot of attention.

Shohei Ohtani optimistic about recovery after mashing HRs in BP - ESPN

Los Angeles Dodgers designated hitter Shohei Ohtani took on-field batting practice for the first time with his new team Monday at Glendale, Arizona, and put on another of his patented shows.

Footballer Dies After Getting Hit By Lightning In Indonesia. Terrifying Video Goes Viral

A terrifying video of an Indonesian footballer getting hit by lightning has sent shockwaves across the sports world. According to reports in international media, the footballer named Septain Raharja, from Subang, collapsed after the incident during a friendly match at the Siliwangi Stadium in Bandung, West Java on Saturday. The match was on when the incident happened. The footballer was breathing after being struck by lightning and was rushed to a local hospital but died soon afterwards, according to Indonesia's PRFM News.

Amazon customers snap up 'no subscription fee' £75 video doorbell as Ring hikes prices

Over the weekend, Martin Lewis issued a warning to anybody with a Ring Video Doorbell. as the brand announced price hikes on its monthly subscription. Ring Doorbell customers subscribed to Ring's Protect Basic Plan were not best pleased as they started to receive emails informing them that the subscription will increase from £34.99 a year to £49.99 a year - a staggering 43 per cent increase.