London — India captain Shreyas Iyer pulled no punches after his side plummeted to a historic, sobering 125-run thrashing against a ruthless England side in the third T20I. The catastrophic loss marks India’s largest defeat by runs in men’s T20 International history. With the five-match series opener completely washed out by rain, this commanding victory hands England a definitive 2-0 series lead. For India—the reigning T20 World Cup champions—it is the first time in history they have been trounced by more than 100 runs in a men’s T20I match. “Unacceptable”…
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Disorder Erupts in London After Morocco’s FIFA World Cup 2026 Quarterfinal Exit
London: Tensions flared in northwest London after Morocco’s 2-0 defeat to France in the FIFA World Cup 2026 quarterfinal, with large gatherings of supporters leading to clashes with police and significant disruption around Edgware Road. Thousands of Moroccan fans took to the streets following the final whistle, waving national flags and chanting as they reacted to the end of their team’s historic World Cup campaign. While many supporters celebrated Morocco’s remarkable tournament run, parts of the gathering descended into disorder, prompting a swift response from law enforcement. Videos shared on…
Read MoreResilient Ostapenko and Arévalo Charge Back to Claim Historic Wimbledon Mixed Doubles Title
London — In a thrilling display of grit and tactical evolution on Centre Court, second seeds Jeļena Ostapenko and Marcelo Arévalo completed a brilliant turnaround to defeat Australia’s Storm Hunter and Marc Polmans 4-6, 7-5, 6-2, capturing their maiden Wimbledon mixed doubles championship. The victory, secured in exactly one hour and 56 minutes, sealed historic career milestones for both players under the closed roof of London’s iconic tennis cathedral. Early Pressure from the Australians Hunter and Polmans look poised to dominate early on, establishing control from the baseline and executing…
Read MoreSwitzerland Beat Colombia on Penalties to Set Up World Cup Quarter-final Clash with Argentina
Vancouver: Switzerland booked their place in the FIFA World Cup 2026 quarter-finals after defeating Colombia 4-3 in a penalty shootout following a goalless draw in regulation and extra time. The hard-fought Round of 16 victory sets up a mouthwatering last-eight clash with defending champions Argentina. Swiss captain Granit Xhaka, Zeki Amdouni, Cédric Itten and Rubín Vargas all converted their penalties in the shootout. For Colombia, Juan Quintero, Jhon Arias Campaz and Luis Díaz found the net, but Davinson Sánchez and Juan Camilo “Cucho” Hernández failed to convert, allowing Switzerland to…
Read MoreMessi Redeems Himself as Argentina Stage Stunning Comeback to Reach World Cup Quarter-finals
Atlanta: Lionel Messi overcame the disappointment of a missed penalty by scoring a crucial equaliser as defending champions Argentina produced a remarkable late comeback to defeat Egypt 3-2 in the FIFA World Cup 2026 Round of 16, sealing a place in the quarter-finals. Trailing 2-0 with just over 10 minutes remaining, Argentina scored three goals in the final 13 minutes to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat. Defender Cristian Romero sparked the revival in the 79th minute before Messi levelled the score six minutes from full time. Midfielder Enzo…
Read More80 Goals, 129 Caps: Neymar Officially Retires from Brazil National Team
New Jersey: An emotional era has drawn to a tragic close as Neymar Jr. has announced his retirement from international football. The defining moment came instantly following Brazil’s shocking 2-1 defeat to Norway in the FIFA World Cup Round of 16 in New Jersey. The 34-year-old superstar brought down the curtain on a legendary 16-year career with the Selecao, stating simply that his journey with the national team had reached its ultimate end. The knockout blow was delivered by a late Erling Haaland brace that stunned the five-time world champions,…
Read MoreAs World Cup Fever Sweeps Delhi, the City’s Local Football Heritage Awaits a Revival
New Delhi: As the FIFA World Cup enters its decisive knockout stages, football has once again captured the imagination of Delhi. Across the city, fans are staying up late to watch matches, gathering in cafés and homes, and engaging in spirited debates over tactics, refereeing decisions, and standout performances. Social media timelines are flooded with discussions about the tournament, reflecting the deep passion that international football continues to inspire in the capital. Yet amid the excitement surrounding the world’s biggest football event, a quieter story remains largely overlooked—the gradual fading…
Read MoreCristiano Ronaldo Bids Farewell to the World Cup After Portugal’s Defeat to Spain
Dallas | An era in international football came to a close as Cristiano Ronaldo confirmed that Portugal’s Round of 16 defeat to Spain marked his final appearance at the FIFA World Cup. Following Portugal’s exit from the tournament at Dallas Stadium, the 41-year-old football icon announced that he would not return for another World Cup, bringing the curtain down on one of the most remarkable tournament careers in football history. For nearly two decades, Ronaldo has been one of the defining faces of the World Cup, inspiring generations of fans with…
Read MoreMikel Merino’s Stoppage-Time Winner Edges Portugal to Send Spain into World Cup Quarterfinals
Washington: Spain’s World Cup campaign has advanced to the quarterfinal stage following a dramatic stoppage-time victory over Portugal, a result that simultaneously brings down the curtain on Cristiano Ronaldo’s legendary international run. The decisive moment came in the 91st minute when Arsenal midfielder Mikel Merino found the back of the net, breaking a tense deadlock in a match defined by gritty defending and squandered opportunities from both sides. For Merino, the late strike carried a deep personal resonance, coming right at the beginning of the annual San Fermin celebrations in…
Read MoreNorway Shock the World: Haaland and Nyland Outshine Five-Time Champions Brazil to Seal Historic Quarter-Final Spot
New York: In one of the most stunning upsets in modern football history, Norway defeated five-time champions Brazil 2-1 at the New Jersey Stadium in New York on Monday, knocking the football giants out of the FIFA World Cup 2026 and securing their first-ever spot in the quarter-finals. Brazil holds the unique distinction of being the only nation to feature in all 23 editions of the tournament, making this Round of 16 exit its first at this stage since a bitter defeat to arch-rivals Argentina in 1990. While talismanic striker…
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