‘They thought it was a picnic’: Ex-cricketer tears into Team India after Ireland shock | Cricket News

India vs Ireland (Agency Image) Former India opener Sadagoppan Ramesh launched a scathing criticism of Team India‘s approach after their 34-run defeat to Ireland in the opening T20I on Friday, accusing the visitors of taking the hosts too lightly and paying the price for their complacency.India’s batting collapsed while chasing 183, with the Shreyas Iyer-led…

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How Iran’s military ran a $4bn gambling network as part of a sanctions-dodging op: Report

IRGC has been using an online gambling network to evade Western sanctions, Reuters report A sophisticated $4 billion sanctions-evasion network has allegedly helped Iran move money through illegal online gambling operations, cryptocurrency transactions and an unlicensed Dubai-based crypto exchange. The network gave sanctioned Iranian entities access to global cryptocurrency markets despite Western restrictions, according to…

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‘Strong values around Test cricket’: Gary Kirsten reveals key talking point with Gautam Gambhir in Galle | Cricket News

Gary Kirsten and Gautam Gambhir (Agency Image) Gautam Gambhir and Gary Kirsten may now find themselves in opposition camps, but their long association with each other remains evident. The two coaches shared a warm interaction on the sidelines of the Galle Test, where India defeated Sri Lanka by 165 runs on Wednesday to take a…

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‘There is so much competition’: Kotak says it’s not ‘unfair’ to Jaiswal, tells him to ‘keep working hard and waiting’ | Cricket News

Yashasvi Jaiswal (ANI Photo) NEW DELHI: India batting coach Sitanshu Kotak has backed Yashasvi Jaiswal to continue working hard and wait for his opportunities, insisting that the young opener’s limited chances in the ODI format should not be viewed as “unfair” treatment.Jaiswal played all three ODIs against Afghanistan at home but was left out of…

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Gautham Menon faces legal setback as Supreme Court upholds Rs 4.25 crore repayment order with steep interest after ‘Neethaane En Ponvasantham’ defense fails |

Director Gautham Vasudev Menon has suffered a legal setback after the Supreme Court upheld an earlier Madras High Court order in a long-pending financial dispute involving producer Elred Kumar of RS Infotainment. The apex court dismissed the director’s appeal, making it clear that there was no reason to interfere with the High Court’s findings. Thus,…

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‘Messi is a joke!’ : Wayne Rooney’s 14-year-old tweet resurfaces after Argentine icon’s record-breaking World Cup heroics | Football News

As Lionel Messi continues to bask in his 2026 World Cup glory, Wayne Rooney’s 2012 tweet dubbing Messi a ‘joke’ yet the ‘best ever’ has resurfaced, stirring conversations among fans. (Photo/IANS) Following Lionel Messi’s historic masterclass against Austria at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, an iconic 14-year-old post by England and Manchester United legend Wayne…

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Sagittarius, Weekly Horoscope, September 20 to September 26, 2026: Family harmony, unexpected guests and a need for patience

General:The week opens on a useful, steady note, and you’ll do well if you begin with order rather than excitement. Monday has the feel of a freshly swept courtyard. Clean, hopeful, ready. Good conversations can smooth over old frictions, whether these involve family members, neighbours, or even someone who has quietly stood on the other…

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Quote of the day inspired by Homer’s Odyssey: ‘Men are so quick to blame the gods, they say that…’ — and why the worst disasters are always self-inflicted

The Odyssey is an ancient Greek epic by Homer that follows the long and difficult journey of hero Odysseus as he struggles to return home after the Trojan War Consider an investor who ignores obvious warning signs, loses a fortune on risky cryptocurrency investments, and then blames the global financial system. Or a company executive…

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Every Wimbledon morning for the past 18 years, a trained hawk named Rufus has been released to fly over the grounds. His only job: scare away pigeons before play begins | International Sports News

Meet Rufus, Wimbledon’s famous hawk, who has spent 18 years keeping pesky pigeons away from tennis courts. Wimbledon has plenty of familiar sights when the Championships arrive, from packed Centre Court stands to strawberries and cream. But long before the crowds settle in, one of the All England Club’s most experienced regulars is already at…

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