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Sourav Ganguly · Karachi

Black Caps make statement with big win over Pakistan

Coverage: 11 sources

The Black Caps rode on brilliant hundreds from Tom Latham and Will Young to beat Pakistan by 60 runs in the Champions Trophy opener, spoiling the country’s...See the Story

Instagram · India

Dhanashree Verma’s cryptic post amid Yuzvendra Chahal divorce rumours: ’Worry or surrender’

67% Right coverage: 3 sources

Dhanashree posted a cryptic message on Instagram about turning worries into blessings and the power of faith. This comes after final divorce hearing for Yuzvendra Chahal and Dhanashree Verma occurred on February 20 at Bandra Family Court.See the Story

Cricket · India

Babar Azam dethroned as India's Shubman Gill takes No.1 spot in ICC ODI Rankings

Coverage: 2 sources

India's Shubman Gill has overtaken former Pakistan captain Babar Azam to become the world's No.1 ODI batter, just ahead of the Champions Trophy 2025 opener being played between hosts Pakistan and New Zealand at the National Bank Stadium in Karachi. The 25-year-old’s recent century against England in Ahmedabad helped him reclaim the position he first held during the 2023 ICC Men's Cricket World Cup. Babar drops to second, with India’s Rohit Sharm…See the Story

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