Tuesday, April 28
India and South Africa will face off in their sole T20 World Cup 2026 warm-up match on Wednesday, February 4, in Navi Mumbai. This fixture offers both teams a crucial final opportunity to fine-tune their strategies, batting orders, and bowling plans before the tournament commences on February 7.
Almost a century ago, on February 4, 1929, 19-year-old Archie Jackson, hailed as Bradman's equal, achieved his sole Test century in his debut Ashes match for Australia. This stunning 164 was the highlight of a tragically short career. Jackson played only eight Tests before succumbing to tuberculosis at 23, leaving behind a legacy of immense promise.
Sam Curran shows great flexibility for England's T20 World Cup campaign. He delivered key performances with bat and ball against Sri Lanka. Curran's ability to adapt his role, whether batting or bowling, makes him a vital player. His growth, boosted by franchise cricket, positions him as a key asset for England's ambitions.
Traditional wrestling akhadas in Old Delhi are facing a decline due to reduced public interest and the fading of local competitions. The Covid-19 pandemic exacerbated financial struggles and halted tournaments, leading to closures. Concerns over fixed bouts and betting have eroded spectator trust, impacting young wrestlers' aspirations and the sport's future.
