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Asia Cup: Pakistan chief Mohsin Naqvi finally breaks silence on Babar Azam, Mohammad Rizwan snub - 'Don’t have even 1% role'

The Pakistan Cricket Board has announced its squad for the upcoming UAE tri-series and Asia Cup 2025, surprisingly omitting Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan. PCB chairman Mohsin Naqvi stated the decision was made by selectors based on merit, emphasizing a focus on power-hitters and a long-term vision to introduce new talent. Salman Ali Agha will captain the team.

Premier League: New boy Viktor Gyokeres scores twice; injuries to Bukayo Saka, Martin Odegaard sour Arsenal rout of Leeds

Viktor Gyokeres shone with two goals on his Arsenal debut in a dominant 5-0 victory against Leeds. However, injuries to key players Bukayo Saka and Martin Odegaard cast a shadow over the win, raising concerns before their crucial match against Liverpool. Arsenal's impressive performance propelled them to the top of the Premier League, tied with Tottenham.

'No more begging': Pakistan chief Mohsin Naqvi makes huge claim on cricketing ties with India

India and Pakistan are set to clash in the Asia Cup and Women's ODI World Cup. Mohsin Naqvi advocates for equal footing in negotiations with India. Despite reservations in India, engagement is expected in multi-nation tournaments. Earlier agreement involved neutral venues. Pakistan secured concessions, including hosting rights for a future ICC Women's tournament.

'I couldn’t get the words out': CSK star opens up on nervous encounter with AB de Villiers

Dewald Brevis, South Africa's rising cricket star, recounts his initial encounter with his idol, AB de Villiers. Overwhelmed with nervousness, Brevis struggled to ask for a picture, but de Villiers' wife intervened. This initial meeting, followed by a chance encounter at a school event where Brevis bravely asked for his number, sparked a mentorship that profoundly impacted Brevis's cricketing journey.

Gukesh, Pragg at Sinquefield Cup; Asian Shooting Championships continue: Indian Sports LIVE, August 234

Here are all the updates from Indian sport on August 24, 2025.

US Open: Aryna Sabalenka favourite, but Swiatek, Gauff could rewrite predictions

The 2025 US Open promises a thrilling showdown, with Aaryna Sabalenka aiming to defend her title against top contenders like Iga Swiatek, Coco Gauff, Jessica Pegula, and rising star Mirra Andreeva.

Ronaldo scores 100th goal for Al-Nassr but loses Saudi Super Cup final on penalties

A heartbreaking scene was captured on camera as Al-Nassr's hopes of winning the Saudi Super Cup slipped away. In the viral video, Cristiano Ronaldo appears visibly devastated, murmuring to himself with a distant look.

At a loss for words: Sunil Gavaskar after statue unveiled at MCA museum

Legendary cricketer Sunil Gavaskar was visibly moved as his statue was unveiled at Wankhede Stadium on Saturday, during the inauguration of the MCA Sharad Pawar Cricket Museum.

Can the Bangladesh Cricket Board hold their next election on time?

With seasoned director Mahbub Anam stepping aside, questions over constitutional amendments, ad-hoc councilors, and third-division clubs have thrown BCB's upcoming election into doubt

US Open 2025 preview: 'Sincaraz' in focus again at Flushing Meadows; Aryna Sabalenka seeks rare streak

The US Open never had a Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal meeting but they would hope the newest rivalry in men's tennis - Carlos Alcaraz vs Jannik Sinner - dubbed "Sincaraz" - would fare differently. On the women's side, defending champion Aryna Sabalenka targets her first major this year, with Iga Swiatek and Coco Gauff two of her biggest rivals.

Shut down for 5 years, Premier Badminton League set for a comeback in new avatar

The Badminton Association of India is set to cut ties with the promoters of the Premier Badminton League. The BAI wants to start the competition on its own, within the next year.

3 formats, 1 captain: Is BCCI's Shubman Gill plan feasible in modern era?

After including Shubman Gill in India's Asia Cup squad and reinstating him as the vice captain, the BCCI is planning to make him the all-format leader in future. However, is that idea feasible in modern day cricket?

Recharged Arsenal impress in win over Leeds, but depth a concern

Viktor Gyökeres scored his first goals as a Gunner and Max Dowman thrilled on his debut, but issues loom after Arsenal's convincing win over Leeds.

Arsenal's Arteta fears Saka suffered 'significant' injury

Mikel Arteta fears Bukayo Saka's hamstring injury "is significant" after the winger pulled up in the second half of Arsenal's 5-0 win over Leeds.

Arsenal's Arteta: 'X-factor' Eze phoned me amid Spurs pursuit

Mikel Arteta confirmed that Eberechi Eze phoned him to explore Arsenal's interest in signing him as he stood on the brink of a move to Tottenham.

Asia Cup: 'I cannot say anything' - Shardul Thakur tight-lipped on Shreyas Iyer snub

Shardul Thakur voiced his support for Shreyas Iyer after his Asia Cup 2025 squad omission, emphasizing the selectors' decision and Iyer's resilience. Thakur expressed confidence in Iyer's ability to make a strong comeback in future matches. He also highlighted the Asia Cup's significance as a confidence booster ahead of the World Cup, particularly the high-stakes India-Pakistan match.

MCA unveils Sharad Pawar Cricket Museum

The 8,000 sq. ft centre, life size statues of Sunil Gavaskar and Sharad Pawar at the entrance, will be thrown open to public soon

Durand Cup: NorthEast United thrash Diamond Harbour 6-1 to retain title in style

NorthEast United FC showcased a dominant performance, crushing debutants Diamond Harbour FC 6-1 in the Durand Cup final. Alaaeddine Ajaraie's stellar play, including three assists and a penalty, earned him both Golden Boot and Golden Ball awards. Six different players scored for NorthEast, securing their second consecutive title.

Sunil Gavaskar donates his 'lucky' Dadar Union cap from 1981 MCG win to MCA Cricket Museum

Sunil Gavaskar was overwhelmed as his statue was unveiled at Wankhede Stadium, alongside Sharad Pawar. Gavaskar donated his 'lucky' Dadar Union cap, worn during India's 1981 Melbourne Test win, to the MCA museum. He expressed gratitude to the MCA, calling it his 'mother' in cricket, and reminisced about his 10,000th Test run, which inspired the statue.

Asia Cup | Wasim Akram warns players and fans ahead of India vs Pakistan clash: 'Do not cross the line'

Pakistani legend Wasim Akram has urged both Indian and Pakistani players and fans to maintain discipline during their Asia Cup clashes. Akram acknowledged India's strong form, highlighting that the team which handles pressure best will emerge victorious. He also expressed his desire for the resumption of India-Pakistan Test series, emphasizing the global appeal and historic significance of such encounters.