Join Tanya Aldred for updates from the Oval as England and South Africa face off for the right to meet Australia in the final ...

An astonishing thing is happening in Greenwich’s historic Borough Hall. The somewhat garish landmark of SE10, until next ...

S Sreesanth's three-year ban has been revoked by the Kerala Cricket Association after the former India fast bowler submitted ...

She might not be a household name, but Lynne Thomas will always hold a coveted place in cricketing history as the scorer of ...

Vaibhav Sooryavanshi is yet to debut for India in T20Is. The teenage sensation, Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, burst upon the cricketing scene in 2025, when he debuted in Indian Premier League (IPL) 2026 for ...

This World Cup has only reinforced that reputation, with Harry Kane leading from the front and producing when the stakes are ...

Haryana will host the Indian Army Recruitment Rallies under the Agnipath Scheme in four phases beginning July 20, with the state government making elaborate administrative and logistical arrangements ...

Here you’ll find detailed estimates for how likely all teams are to reach each round or to win the tournament. You can sort the table by any of these measures. Advertisement We estimate each team’s ...

With 48 teams competing and a grueling path through the knockout stage, reaching the semifinals of the 2026 FIFA World Cup will be an accomplishment in itself. Only four nations will survive the ...

After forcing extra time with 2 goals in a 3-minute span, the Red Devils took the win with a chaotic late penalty called in extra time. 2026 World Cup: 5 things to know about Bosnia and Herzegovina ...

The biggest group stage om World Cup in history is over. Of the 104 matches across 38 days in 16 host cities in three countries that started the tournament only 32 matches remain before the world ...

This 48-team extravaganza is the biggest World Cup there has ever been, and it might just be the most complex too. Twelve groups of four teams might be enough to follow in the first place, but those ...