‘Putting on the England uniform again’: Kevin Pietersen makes shock England comeback, named white-ball mentor | Cricket News

Kevin Pietersen (Image credit: X) NEW DELHI: Former England batter Kevin Pietersen has made a surprise return to the England set-up after being named the team’s specialist mentor for white-ball cricket.Pietersen’s international career ended controversially in 2014. Twelve years later, he is set to return to the England set-up as part of Brendon McCullum‘s coaching…

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‘Dhurandhar’: Krystle D’Souza recalls last-minute call for ‘Shararat’, says she was ‘very scared’ before the shoot |

Ranveer Singh’s ‘Dhurandhar’ made waves upon its release, becoming the top film of 2025 as a spy thriller, with its songs turning into social media sensations. Among them, the dance track ‘Shararat’, featuring Ayesha Khan and Krystle D’Souza, emerged as a major hit. Krystle has now shared that the song offer came her way just…

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Jupiter Symbol in Astrology: What It Means and Why It Represents Growth and Luck

Jupiter represents expansion, wisdom, and opportunity in astrological charts. Its symbol signifies growth through experience and learning. This planet offers potential for advancement and increased knowledge. Jupiter’s influence can bring both benefits and challenges to finances. Understanding Jupiter’s placement reveals areas for personal growth and exploration. The Jupiter symbol is one of the most recognisable…

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Parliament Monsoon Session Delay: ‘Kept on ventilator’: Congress flags delay in proroguing Parliament, links it to delimitation Bills | India News

File photo: Congress general secretary Jairam Ramesh NEW DELHI: Congress on Monday questioned the delay in proroguing Parliament’s Monsoon Session, with party general secretary Jairam Ramesh alleging that the government was keeping the session open while seeking the numbers needed to pass the Delimitation Bills.Parliament’s Monsoon Session began on July 20 and was adjourned sine…

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In 2010, Thailand sank 25 retired battle tanks into the Gulf to rebuild fishing grounds; 9 years later, researchers found 53 fish species

Almost 10 years after the tanks went under, researchers from Ramkhamhaeng University in Bangkok did some diving to see what had grown up around the man-made reef sites. Battle tank is made for war. It is built to cross tough terrain, take a beating and dominate a battlefield. But what if the battlefield disappears and…

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‘Not enough guts’: AB de Villiers questions Pakistan players’ hunger after England rout | Cricket News

Ab de Villiers and Babar Azam (Agency Image) Pakistan’s recent struggles have sparked plenty of criticism of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), but former South Africa captain AB de Villiers believes the players themselves must also take responsibility for the team’s alarming performances.The Babar Azam-led Pakistan side endured a miserable start to its England tour,…

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‘Not at Wimbledon’: US Open influencer chaos prompts Grand Slam to rethink creator access | Tennis News

Wimbledon appears to be taking note of the controversy surrounding influencers and content creators at the US Open, with the All England Club planning a far more restrictive approach when the Grand Slam returns next summer.According to the Press Association, Wimbledon does not plan to introduce a dedicated accreditation category for influencers or content creators…

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Karunas: ‘I should be honest to cinema’: Karunas EXPLAINS why he turned down the lead role in Vetri Maaran’s ‘Asuran’ | Tamil Movie News

Actor Karunas has opened up about a career decision that still stands out in his film journey. The actor revealed that he was initially approached to play the lead in Vetri Maaran’s Asuran, but he chose to step away from the opportunity. Looking back, Karunas said the decision came from his belief that the story…

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