Author: Aarav Chatterjee

Amazon India's 2025 Black Friday Sale, running from November 20 to December 1, offers up to 70% off on electronics and exclusive 40% mobile discounts, with Apple iPhone 16 slashed to ₹66,900 and ₹4,000 bank cashback via SBI and ICICI.

KL Rahul to lead India in ODI series vs South Africa as captain Shubman Gill and vice-captain Shreyas Iyer suffer serious injuries, forcing a major squad overhaul with new faces like Ruturaj Gaikwad and Tilak Varma.

Mushfiqur Rahim became the first Bangladeshi and 11th player ever to score a century in his 100th Test match against Ireland in Mirpur, a feat no Indian batter has achieved in 93 years of Test cricket.

Aakash Chopra backs Harshit Rana for India's opening ODI in Perth; after a rough debut, the young pacer redeems himself in Adelaide, sparking debate over India's pace options.

Tamil Thalaivas clinched their first PKL win while Patna Pirates surged to second place on Day 10, reshaping the league standings and setting up a dramatic New Year triple‑header.

India's Under‑19 women clinched the first ACC T20 Asia Cup in Kuala Lumpur, beating Bangladesh by 41 runs. Gongadi Trisha topped runs, Aayushi Shukla led wickets.

England pacer Lauren Bell's T20I debut saw a speedometer glitch claim she bowled 173 kph to Smriti Mandhana, sparking global buzz. The error was confirmed as technical, while England still won by nine wickets.

A DGHS letter barred physiotherapists from using the 'Dr' prefix, citing legal violations, then was withdrawn within hours for further review. The move clashes with an April 2025 NCAHP curriculum that permitted the title, triggering protests from medical bodies over patient confusion and scope-of-practice risks. The issue is now under examination.

England have named Jacob Bethell as captain for the T20I series against Ireland in September 2025. At 21, he becomes the youngest men’s captain in England history, breaking a 136-year record. Bethell’s rise has been rapid since his debut in 2024, with standout knocks in both T20I and Test cricket. The move signals England’s push to develop leadership in young players.