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Liverpool Frustrated By Forest, Man City Blow Late Lead At Brentford

Liverpool's charge towards the Premier League title was halted by stubborn Nottingham Forest in a 1-1 draw between the top two on Tuesday as Manchester City's resurgence came undone in a 2-2 draw at Brentford. Chris Wood fired Forest in front early on at a raucous City Ground, but Liverpool dominated almost the entire 97 minutes and got back on level terms thanks to substitute Diogo Jota's goal with his first touch. Only a brilliant goalkeeping performance from Matz Sels denied the leaders victory, but the point maintained a six-point cushion over Forest for Arne Slot's men, who also have a game in hand.

"He's A Crack, Speaks Without Thinking": Yograj Singh Tagged Over "Wanted To Shoot" Kapil Dev Remark

Former India wicketkeeper Surinder Khanna has given an interesting take on Yograj Singh, father of Yuvraj Singh, over his remarks on World Cup-winning captain Kapil Dev. Few days back, Yograj made a chilling revelation from his playing days, saying that he once wanted to kill Kapil after the then captain dropped him from the North Zone team. Yograj, who played 1 Test and 6 ODIs for India, recalled that he had carried a pistol to Kapil's house but changed his mind, showing mercy on latter's mother.

"Mere Cricket Mein Dum Tha But...": Ravichandran Ashwin Breaks Silence On Not Getting Farewell Test

Since the time Ravichandran Ashwin announced his retirement, there has been a lot of speculation about the abrupt decision that happened in the middle of the 2024-25 Border Gavaskar Trophy. Ashwin was picked in only one of the first three Tests, after which he announced his retirement from international retirement. After the decision, there have been several theories. Former Indian cricket team star Manoj Tiwary insisted he was insulted, while former India bowling coach Bharat Arun said he was 'hurt'.

Gautam Gambhir, Ajit Agarkar Blasted For Ignoring T20 World Cup-Winner: "Suddenly Disappeared..."

Former India batter Aakash Chopra has questioned the Ajit Agarkar-led selection committee over the absence of all-rounder Shivam Dube from the squad for the upcoming T20I series against England. Dube, who was part of the T20 World Cup-winning side last year, has fallen out of favour under the regime of head coach Gautam Gambhir and chairman of selectors Ajit Agarkar. Dube travelled to Zimbabwe and Sri Lanka for the T20I series after the World Cup triumph but was ignored for the subsequent home series against Bangladesh, as well as the away tour of South Africa.

Ex-RCB Star Misses Ranji Trophy Camp To Join IPL Side, Triggers Priority Debate

Delhi wicketkeeper-batter Anuj Rawat has landed himself in hot water after skipping his side's preparation camp for the upcoming round of Ranji Trophy match to attend his Indian Premier League (IPL) side Gujarat Titans (GT)'s training camp in Surat. Rawat was bought by GT for Rs 30 lakh at the IPL 2025 mega auction last year, having been released by the Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB). Rawat was mentioned among the players who had joined the nets session in GT's official statement.

Gautam Gambhir Likened To Greg Chappell, 'Irritated' BCCI Official Slams Coach's Personal Aide

There has already been a review of the Indian cricket team's performance in Australia by the BCCI, while it is understood that Gambhir and senior players aren't on the same page on the issue of team culture. It is learnt that the head coach was not pleased with how some star players gave specific demands about hotels and practice timings during the tour of Australia. But, on the other side, senior players have felt a lack of communication from his end. Amid this ongoing tussle is the view of the national selection committee, which does not want the head coach to have too much of a say in selection matters.

Last Year Was Bit Tough, But The Fire Inside Me Still Burning: Lakshya Sen

Indian shuttler Lakshya Sen opened up about the heartbreak of missing out on a maiden Olympic medal after coming so close, admitting that 2024 was a bit tough for him but the "fire inside him is still burning" to bounce back stronger in this new Olympic cycle. At the Paris 2024 Olympics, Laskhya made history by becoming the first Indian to make the men's singles semifinals at the Summer Games. En route, he upset some big-name opponents, including Jonatan Christie in the group stage and compatriot H.S. Prannoy in the Round of 16.

Blow To Gautam Gambhir, Setback For 'Wife' Anushka Sharma As BCCI Proposes Stricter Rules: Report

In the wake of India's poor 2024-25 Test campaign, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is reportedly looking to introduce some tough rules. Until now, players' families, especially their wives' freedom over their stays for long tours but the Indian board is now set to make some drastic changes.

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Liverpool Frustrated By Forest, Man City Blow Late Lead At Brentford

"He's A Crack, Speaks Without Thinking": Yograj Singh Tagged Over "Wanted To Shoot" Kapil Dev Remark

"Mere Cricket Mein Dum Tha But...": Ravichandran Ashwin Breaks Silence On Not Getting Farewell Test

Gautam Gambhir, Ajit Agarkar Blasted For Ignoring T20 World Cup-Winner: "Suddenly Disappeared..."

Ex-RCB Star Misses Ranji Trophy Camp To Join IPL Side, Triggers Priority Debate

Gautam Gambhir Likened To Greg Chappell, 'Irritated' BCCI Official Slams Coach's Personal Aide

Last Year Was Bit Tough, But The Fire Inside Me Still Burning: Lakshya Sen

Blow To Gautam Gambhir, Setback For 'Wife' Anushka Sharma As BCCI Proposes Stricter Rules: Report