Yuzvendra Chahal, a well-known Indian cricketer, was seen at the Bandra Family Court dressed in a bold t-shirt that read "be your own sugar daddy" for his divorce proceedings. This news sparked a lot of curiosity among fans and media, with many wondering about the reason behind Chahal's choice of attire. The timing of his court appearance also coincided with the announcement of Union Budget 2025 and Delhi Assembly Elections 2025, adding to the buzz around his personal life.
Former Indian cricketer Virender Sehwag has predicted that Indian batsman KL Rahul will win the Orange Cap and the Most Valuable Player (MVP) award in the IPL 2025. Sehwag believes that Rahul, who was signed by Delhi Capitals for a whopping Rs 14 crore in the IPL 2025 mega auction, has the potential to be the top run scorer. He also backed spinner Varun Chakaravarthy to be the top wicket-taker, and predicted that Mumbai Indians, Punjab Kings, Sunrisers Hyderabad, and Lucknow Super Giants will qualify for the playoffs, with LSG eventually winning the IPL title.
The Indian Premier League (IPL) has been a catalyst for overnight success for many cricketers, but it has also been a rollercoaster journey for some, like Australian all-rounder Glenn Maxwell. From being signed for a whopping amount by the Delhi Capitals in 2012, to being released after playing just three matches, Maxwell was left in disbelief at his bank account balance. However, fate had a different plan for him as he was signed by the Punjab Kings the following year and had a breakthrough season, playing a pivotal role in taking Punjab to the final. But as IPL 2021 approaches, Maxwell finds himself with a new team once again, reigniting the question: will the next season be another reversal of fortunes for the talented cricketer?
In a monumental performance, Pakistani youngster Hasan Nawaz set a new record for the fastest century by a Pakistan player in T20Is. His scintillating knock of 100 runs off just 44 balls helped Pakistan chase down a massive total of 205 in just 16 overs against New Zealand. The previous record was held by star batter Babar Azam, who had hit a century off 49 balls earlier this year. With this historic feat, Hasan has established himself as a formidable force in the world of cricket.
Pakistani opener Ahmed Shahzad fires back at critics who claim they don't have the talent to replace senior players, as 22-year-old Hassan Nawaz smashes a brilliant unbeaten century to seal a nine-wicket win for Pakistan against New Zealand in the third T20I. Nawaz credits his captain and teammates for their support and encouragement, after facing consecutive ducks in the previous two matches. Pakistan and New Zealand will face off in the fourth T20I at the Mount Maunganui on March 23.
A viral video of former Australia cricketer Brad Hogg making fun of Pakistan captain Mohammad Rizwan's English proficiency has sparked widespread criticism. The video, in which an impersonator of Rizwan can be seen comparing himself to India's Virat Kohli, has been labeled as "shameful" by Pakistan all-rounder Aamer Jamal, who called out Hogg for his insensitive behavior. Rizwan, who is known for his hard work and determination, has often been the target of jokes regarding his English-speaking abilities, but his impressive performances on the field have silenced his critics time and again.
In just his second race weekend with Ferrari, Lewis Hamilton claimed his first pole position for the Sprint at the Chinese Grand Prix. Despite a difficult debut with the team in Melbourne last weekend, Hamilton bounced back in sensational style to outperform new teammate Charles Leclerc and secure a record-breaking sixth win at the venue. Despite early title leader Lando Norris making a mistake and finishing sixth for McLaren, Max Verstappen will join Hamilton on the front row for the Sprint, with Leclerc in fourth.
The transfer rumours are heating up, with reports suggesting that two of Liverpool's star forwards – Luis Diaz and Darwin Nunez – could be leaving the club this summer. Despite the outcome of Mohamed Salah's future at the club, outside interest is growing for these talented players. In other transfer news, former Chelsea player William Gallas believes that Frank Lampard could be the manager for the club once again, and Barcelona is facing the possibility of losing up to 10 academy players due to financial struggles.
Red Bull's young driver Liam Lawson has faced another setback in his debut season, qualifying last for the Chinese Grand Prix Sprint. This follows a difficult start in Australia and has prompted some to question the team's decision to overlook Yuki Tsunoda for a driver position. Despite only having one hour of practice on an unfamiliar track, Lawson's teammate Max Verstappen was able to outpace him by seven-tenths. Commentators have expressed sympathy for the 23-year-old and his struggles with the Pirelli tyres, but he still has a chance to redeem himself in the race.
In the third T20I of the ongoing series between Pakistan and New Zealand, Pakistani bowler Abrar Ahmed was heavily criticised for his expensive spell. Despite picking up two wickets in his third over, Ahmed conceded 43 runs and became a trending topic on social media for his poor performance. This is not the first time Ahmed has been ridiculed for his bowling, as he also received backlash for his send-off to an Indian player in a previous tournament.
In a thrilling qualifying session for Sprint Qualifying, Lewis Hamilton took everyone by surprise as he stormed to pole position while McLaren struggled. Max Verstappen and Oscar Piastri rounded out the top three, with Hamilton pipping them by less than a tenth. McLaren's initial dominance in practice sessions was overshadowed as Hamilton put in a stunning performance, while McLaren's Jack Doohan also bounced back from a power unit issue to finish strong.