Monday, June 29
India tightened its grip on the second Test against England, fueled by Mohammed Siraj's impactful bowling, dismissing key batters like Joe Root and Ben Stokes. Stokes' golden duck contributed to an unwanted record for England's top order, which they were yet to repeat since 2010. A win will bring India level in the series.
Mohammed Siraj's fiery spell on Day 3 of the Edgbaston Test has put India in a commanding position. He dismissed Joe Root and then Ben Stokes for a golden duck in consecutive deliveries. Root edged a flick to Pant, while Stokes was undone by a sharp bouncer. India aims to level the series after England's initial victory.
Indian chess prodigy and world champion Gukesh triumphed over world number one Magnus Carlsen in a rapid game at the SuperUnited Rapid & Blitz Croatia 2025, earning accolades from chess legends. After an initial setback, Gukesh remarkably won five consecutive games, surpassing Carlsen in the rapid section. The result has drawn praise from a legend of the sport.
Wimbledon offers an affordable way for tennis enthusiasts to watch top players like Carlos Alcaraz on Centre Court through its official resale service. Tickets to the main courts are available at significantly reduced prices, such as $13 for No. 2 Court, compared to the original cost.
Ishan Kishan last played a Test for India during the tour of the West Indies in July 2023. While his IPL 2025 season with Sunrisers Hyderabad was modest — 354 runs in 14 games — his recent red-ball form in England has been far more compelling. On Wednesday, in an unexpected turn, he was handed the ball and made full use of the opportunity.
During the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy Test match at Edgbaston, Yashasvi Jaiswal, the 23-year-old Indian opener, shared a joyful moment with Kumar Sangakkara. The heartwarming interaction occurred ahead of proceedings on Day 2, following India's impressive first innings of 587. Jaiswal's cool and composed nature took center stage in the viral clip.
Neeraj Chopra is set to compete in the inaugural Neeraj Chopra Classic in Bengaluru, an event he hopes will usher in a new era for Indian athletics. Chopra envisions more world-class meets in India, providing local athletes with crucial exposure. Despite organizational responsibilities, he's prepared to compete, keeping his focus on the 2025 World Championships in Tokyo.
