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Erling Haaland scores 5 as Norway keep pressure on Italy

Erling Haaland scored five goals as Norway pummeled Moldova on Tuesday to maintain their perfect record in FIFA World Cup qualifying and stay atop the Group I table with 15 points in five games.

Forest risk clash of styles by picking Postecoglou to replace Nuno

Ange Postecoglou is back in the Premier League with Nottingham Forest, but he replaces a manage who was successful with a different style.

Gene Testing Nears Completion for Female Athletes at World Athletics Championships

World Athletics said Tuesday that more than 95% of gene tests on female athletes had been completed ahead of the world championships this month in Japan.

Max Verstappen to make endurance debut at Nordschleife circuit

Max Verstappen will make his racing debut at the legendary Nordschleife circuit in an endurance race this weekend.

LeBron James writes op-ed as NBA aims to rebuild in China

LeBron James wrote a rare op-ed in Chinese state media this week, pointing to basketball as an avenue for diplomacy amid tensions with the U.S.

Alexander Isak: People don't have 'full picture' on Liverpool move

Alexander Isak has said people don't have the "full picture" on the details of his move from Newcastle United to Liverpool.

Asia Cup: On opening day, Rashid Khan slams scheduling as captains voice frustration — 'Not so ideal'

Afghanistan's Rashid Khan and Sri Lanka's Charith Asalanka voiced their concerns regarding the Asia Cup 2025's scheduling and logistics. Rashid highlighted the inconvenience of traveling between Dubai and Abu Dhabi for matches. Asalanka expressed fatigue from back-to-back games and emphasized the need for recovery time amidst the extreme heat.

SA20 Auction: Dewald Brevis breaks all records as costliest-ever; Sourav Ganguly calls him a 'game-changer'

Dewald Brevis has become the costliest player in SA20 history after Pretoria Capitals, guided by Sourav Ganguly, acquired him for a record R16.5 million. The intense bidding war saw off competition from Joburg Super Kings. Ganguly emphasized Brevis's exceptional talent, particularly his ability to play spin, justifying the high price.

Shocking! India vs Pakistan Asia Cup tickets still not sold out; premium seats cost over Rs 2.5 lakh

Dubai is gearing up for the Asia Cup 2025, but surprisingly, tickets for the highly anticipated India vs. Pakistan match on September 14 are still available, despite exorbitant prices reaching over Rs 2.5 lakh for two seats. The captains' press conference saw India's Suryakumar Yadav and Pakistan's Salman Ali Agha kept apart, setting the stage for the intense rivalry.

World Archery Championships: Indian women's recurve team enters bronze medal match; men fall short

The Indian women's recurve archery team, led by Deepika Kumari, will compete for bronze at the World Archery Championships after reaching the semifinals. The men's team faced an early exit, while compound archers couldn't add to India's medal tally. India has already secured a historic men's team gold and a mixed team silver in the compound section.

Sparks already flying! Why India and Pakistan skippers weren't seated together at Asia Cup presser

In Dubai, organisers strategically placed Afghanistan's Rashid Khan between India's Suryakumar Yadav and Pakistan's Salman Ali Agha at the Asia Cup 2025 press conference. Yadav emphasized the importance of aggression for victory, while Agha left emotional regulation to his players. India, aiming for their ninth title, will face Pakistan on September 14.

Asia Cup: Suryakumar Yadav warns Pakistan; drops hints of aggression on September 14

Suryakumar Yadav, India's captain, has issued a confident warning to Pakistan ahead of their Asia Cup clash, emphasizing the team's inherent aggression on the field. He acknowledged the long gap since India's last T20I but expressed confidence in the team's preparation and adaptability.

Suryakumar Yadav shakes hands with PCB chairman Mohsin Naqvi during Asia Cup trophy ceremony; image goes viral

Suryakumar Yadav led the Indian team at the 2025 Asia Cup pre-tournament press conference in Dubai, shaking hands with ACC President Mohsin Naqvi. Eight captains expressed their determination to win the title, with India and Pakistan set for a highly anticipated clash on September 13.

Nottingham Forest Sack Nuno Espírito Santo After Just Three Games

Nottingham Forest have parted ways with manager Nuno Espírito Santo, the club have confirmed.

Nottingham Forest Poised to Name Ange Postecoglou as New Manager: Sources Confirm

Nottingham Forest have appointed Ange Postecoglou as their new manager, sources have confirmed to ESPN.

J.J. McCarthy, Vikings spoil Ben Johnson's Bears debut

J.J. McCarthy struggled early, but his run game helped spur a come-from-behind win over the Bears.

Saaniya Chandhok Joins Tendulkar Family Vacation, Video Sparks Social Media Buzz

Saaniya Chandhok, engaged to Arjun Tendulkar, joined the Tendulkar family's vacation to Maheshwar, Madhya Pradesh, as seen in Sachin Tendulkar's social media post. Saaniya, who has a business background, has been seen at various Tendulkar family events, showcasing her close bond with Sara Tendulkar. Arjun Tendulkar was notably absent from the recent vacation video.

Hardik Pandya's Rs 20 Crore Richard Mille Watch Outshines Asia Cup Prize Money

Hardik Pandya grabbed attention at the Asia Cup training by wearing a Richard Mille RM 27-04 watch, estimated at Rs 20 crore. This rare timepiece, one of only 50 made in collaboration with Rafael Nadal, overshadows the tournament's prize money. Team India, led by Suryakumar Yadav, will begin their campaign on September 10.

Pardiwala: Workload Management Key to Jasprit Bumrah's Longevity in Cricket

Top sports surgeon Dr. Dinshaw Pardiwala explains Jasprit Bumrah's limited Test appearances in England were due to workload management following back surgery. Pardiwala highlights the immense stress fast bowling places on the body, particularly the lower back, making bowlers prone to injuries.

American Teen Grandmaster Abhimanyu Mishra Stuns Chess World, Defeats Champion Gukesh

Mishra, born in New Jersey to Indian parents, had already carved his place in history as the youngest-ever to earn the GM title at 12 years and four months. With this win, he set another record, becoming the youngest to defeat a reigning world champion in classical chess, eclipsing Gata Kamsky’s 1992 mark at 18, when he beat Garry Kasparov.