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  • Carlos Alcaraz conquers Melbourne to complete historic career Grand Slam February 1, 2026
    Carlos Alcaraz achieved a historic career Grand Slam at 22, defeating Novak Djokovic in a thrilling Australian Open final. Despite a turbulent pre-season, Alcaraz showcased remarkable composure and strategic brilliance, adapting his game to overcome the seasoned champion. His improved serve, influenced by Djokovic himself, proved pivotal in securing the Norm […]
  • After Pakistan's boycott call, have India also decided not to play the match? February 1, 2026
    India will travel to Sri Lanka for the February 15 T20 World Cup match against Pakistan and follow all ICC protocols, including practice, media duties and arriving at the stadium, BCCI sources said. This comes after Pakistan’s government confirmed it will boycott the fixture, meaning Pakistan risks forfeiting two points.
  • Exclusive | Rashid Latif on PAK boycotting IND match: ‘In 24 hours, anything is possible' February 1, 2026
    Former Pakistan captain Rashid Latif believes Pakistan’s boycott of the India match at the T20 World Cup is a calculated move aimed squarely at the ICC’s financial and governance structure. Linking the decision to Bangladesh’s removal from the tournament, Latif argues this is not an emotional reaction but a strategic play that could reshape world cricket neg […]
  • U19 WC: India outclass Pakistan, set up semi-final vs Afghanistan February 1, 2026
    Young all-rounder Kanishk Chouhan starred as India beat Pakistan by 58 runs to reach the ICC U-19 World Cup semifinals, where they face Afghanistan. India posted 252, boosted by Kanishk’s quick 35 and Vedant Trivedi’s 68. Pakistan lacked urgency, managing only 194. Spin trio Kanishk, Khilan Patel and Ayush Mhatre sealed a dominant win.
  • Pakistan crush Australia in series decider, rewrite T20 record books February 1, 2026
    Pakistan delivered a crushing 111-run victory over Australia, completing a 3-0 series whitewash just before the T20 World Cup. This marked Australia's largest T20 defeat ever. Pakistan's formidable 207-6, powered by Saim Ayub and Babar Azam, proved too much, with spinners Mohammad Nawaz (5-18) and Shaheen Shah Afridi dismantling the Australian chas […]

 


 

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