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MUMBAI: The Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) is planning to re-introduce the T20 Mumbai League with eight teams from May 27, just after the conclusion of the Indian Premier League.

BENGALURU: FC Goa head coach Manolo Marquez will walk into the Sree Kanteerava stadium without any added pressure. The Spaniard knows that he will get another crack at the high-flying Bengaluru FC (BFC) on Goa’s home turf on Sunday. And it’s that comfort zone which Gerard Zaragoza's boys would target…

Despite Bollywood superstar Salman Khan's repeated appeals, fans in Malegaon, Maharashtra, have once again set off fireworks inside the theatre, this time for his film Sikandar's screening.

CHENNAI: English Grandmaster and commentator David Howell knows what it means to be a prodigy, to be the ‘next big thing.’ Howell, who became the youngest Briton to ever win a GM title in 2007 at 16 – a record he held until 2024 – also knows what comes after.…

Cancer remains one of the most feared diseases, affecting millions worldwide. While medical treatments like chemotherapy and radiation are widely used, certain natural remedies have been studied for their potential cancer-fighting properties. One such drink, gaining popularity due to its simple yet powerful ingredients, consists of ingredients that might surprise…

NEW DELHI: Among the new generation of Afghanistan cricketers, Azmatullah Omarzai has emerged as a beacon of hope. Born in Nurgal district of Kunar Province, Azmatullah grew up in a region where opportunities were scarce and dreams limited. He began his cricketing journey on those very streets, seemingly destined to…

You have spent years preparing, sacrificed sleep, and pushed beyond limits to crack one of the toughest exams in the world. The moment arrives—you apply to the most prestigious colleges, confident that your efforts will pay off. But one by one, rejection letters flood in. Shock turns to disappointment, then…

BENGALURU: Just when Prasidh Krishna’s international career was taking off, a lumbar stress fracture in August 2022 kept him away from competitive cricket. Last season, a quadriceps injury ruled him out of the Indian Premier League (IPL). It’s been a tough couple of years for the 29-year-old from Karnataka.