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Mumbai Indians Women (MIW) and Delhi Capitals Women (DCW) will clash in the Women’s Premier League (WPL) 2025 final. The match will be held at Brabourne Stadium, Mumbai, on Saturday, March 16. This final is a repeat of the inaugural WPL 2023 final, where Mumbai emerged victorious. DCW, led by Meg Lanning, have reached their third consecutive final but are yet to win a title. Mumbai, captained by Harmanpreet Kaur, will be eyeing their second WPL championship. Path to the Final Delhi Capitals topped the points table and secured a direct entry into the final based on a superior net…

India’s badminton ace PV Sindhu faced another early exit at the All England Open Championships, losing in the first round to South Korea’s Kim Ga-eun. The former world champion struggled to find her rhythm and went down 21-18, 21-11. A tough season continues Sindhu, who has been battling inconsistent form, was expected to make a strong comeback after previous early-round losses. However, her opponent dominated the game with swift movement and precise shot-making, leaving Sindhu unable to mount a comeback. This loss marks yet another disappointing result for the Indian shuttler, who has been searching for her top form after…

Syed Abid Ali, a name that might not resonate with the younger generation, was a cornerstone of Indian cricket during the 1960s and 70s. His recent passing on March 12, 2025, at the age of 83, has left a void in the cricketing community. A Versatile All-Rounder Abid Ali’s cricketing journey was nothing short of remarkable. He represented India in 29 Test matches and 5 One Day Internationals. Known for his versatility, he was a reliable batsman, a medium-pace bowler, and an exceptional fielder. His lion-hearted approach to the game made him a valuable asset to the team. 1971: The…

Paris Saint-Germain stunned Liverpool in a dramatic Champions League clash, sealing their quarter-final spot with a penalty shootout victory at Anfield. The match ended 1-0 in PSG’s favour, levelling the aggregate score at 1-1 before heading into a tense shootout. The only goal of the night came early, with Ousmane Dembélé capitalising on a defensive lapse by Ibrahima Konaté. The mistake shifted the momentum in PSG’s favour, forcing Liverpool to chase the game. Despite dominating possession and creating multiple chances, Liverpool struggled to find the net. Mohamed Salah and Virgil van Dijk both came close, but PSG’s resolute defence held…

The All England Open Badminton Championships commence today, 11 March 2025, in Birmingham. This prestigious tournament, running until 16 March, will test India’s top shuttlers against the world’s best. Men’s doubles: Satwik-Chirag lead the charge Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty, seeded seventh, spearhead India’s men’s doubles campaign. They aim to capitalise on their recent form and make a deep run in the tournament. Women’s singles: Sindhu and Bansod in action In women’s singles, two-time Olympic medallist PV Sindhu and world number 28 Malvika Bansod represent India. Sindhu seeks to add this prestigious title to her accolades, while Bansod aims to…

India’s recent triumph in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 has been extensively covered, highlighting key performances and match details. However, several unique aspects of this victory merit further exploration: India’s Spin Quartet: The Unsung Heroes While much attention has been given to the batting prowess of players like Rohit Sharma and KL Rahul, India’s spin bowlers played a pivotal role throughout the tournament. The combination of Kuldeep Yadav, Varun Chakravarthy, Axar Patel, and Ravindra Jadeja consistently applied pressure on opposing teams, effectively controlling the middle overs and restricting run rates. Their collective economy and wicket-taking abilities were instrumental in India’s…

India has once again stamped its authority in world cricket, lifting the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 with a commanding victory over New Zealand in the grand final. This victory isn’t just another trophy in the cabinet—it is a testament to the team’s unwavering dominance, exceptional teamwork, and remarkable resilience throughout the tournament. What makes this victory even more special? India remained unbeaten in the entire competition, silencing critics, crushing doubts, and displaying an unmatchable brand of cricket. In most matches, Rohit Sharma’s men dictated the game, controlled the tempo, and outclassed their opponents with sheer confidence and commitment. Perhaps the…

India etched its name in cricketing history once again by clinching the ICC Champions Trophy 2025, securing their third title in a thrilling final against New Zealand at the Dubai International Stadium. The Men in Blue displayed resilience, skill, and composure to chase down New Zealand’s 251-run target, sealing a four-wicket victory with an over to spare. This triumph adds to India’s previous Champions Trophy wins in 2002 (shared with Sri Lanka) and 2013, reaffirming their dominance in the tournament’s legacy. New Zealand, on the other hand, put up a commendable fight, showcasing their trademark grit and determination. Batting first,…

In a high-stakes final at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium, India emerged victorious over New Zealand by four wickets to claim the prestigious ICC Champions Trophy 2025. With a solid all-round performance, India successfully chased down New Zealand’s total of 251 runs with an over to spare, securing their third Champions Trophy title. Match Summary New Zealand, after being put to bat first, posted a competitive total of 251/7 in 50 overs. Daryl Mitchell anchored the innings with a patient 63 off 101 balls, while Michael Bracewell’s explosive 53 off 40 deliveries helped the Kiwis push past the 250-mark. India’s…

India need to score 252 runs to win the Champions Trophy today in Dubai, against New Zealand. In a high stakes ICC Champions Trophy, played at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium, New Zealand won the toss and elected to bat. With the coveted title on the line, the Kiwis displayed resilience against India’s disciplined bowling attack. New Zealand’s innings began with Will Young and Rachin Ravindra providing a brisk start. Young, however, fell for 15 after being trapped lbw by Varun Chakravarthy. Ravindra played aggressively, scoring 37 off 29 balls, but was bowled by Kuldeep Yadav just as he was…