The 7-time F1 champion Lewis Hamilton scripted history at the British Grand Prix as he won his first title in 945 days, since Saudi Arabia in 2021. Hamilton breezed past Max Verstappen of Red Bull to win his ninth British Grand Prix title, an F1 history on a single track.
Team India spinner Kuldeep Yadav addressed the nation with a heartfelt message, a week after his side's T20 World Cup triumph in Barbados. The whole Indian team got a hero's welcome at home in Delhi and then in Mumbai. Kuldeep was one of the stars for India with 10 wickets in the tournament.
South Africa have announced a 16-strong squad for the two-match West Indies Test series in August. Temba Bavuma has returned to lead the Proteas side after missing a Test against India while pacer Marco Jansen has been rested to manage his workload. Matthew Breetzke has earned a maiden Test call-up.
India Champions are coming off a colossal loss against Pakistan Champions but still are in comfortable position to make it to the semi-finals but their Monday opponents might ruin that journey. Australia too lost their only game against Pakistan Champions but have won two games in a row since then.
Lewis Hamilton scripted F1 history as he won the British Grand Prix in his first victory in more than two years while Abhishek Sharma slammed his maiden T20I century to help India level the five-match T20 series against Zimbabwe. Here's a look at the top 10 sports stories on July 8.
It started with 24 teams and now just four are remaining as France, England, the Netherlands and Spain are set to battle it out in the semi-finals of the 2024 edition of the European Championships. England with a win on penalties over the Swiss booked their semis spot while the Dutch beat Turkiye.
The BCCI secretary Jay Shah has once again made a Nostradamus-like prediction for Team India and skipper Rohit Sharma regarding the Champions Trophy 2025 and the WTC following the T20 World Cup triumph. Shah's prediction for the T20 World Cup came true as the trophy drought came to an end.
Zimbabwe dumped out India in the first of the five-match T20 series in Harare on Saturday, July 6. Captain Shubman Gill admitted that the team was rusty and wasn't up to the mark, however, the Men in Blue have a chance to put it right in less than 24 hours at the same venue and level the series.
India suffered a 13-run loss in the first of the five-match T20 series against Zimbabwe in Harare on Saturday, July 6 and the visitors have a chance to level it on Sunday while legendary Indian captain MS Dhoni is celebrating his 43rd birthday. Here's a look at the top 10 sports stories on July 7.
India Champions' unbeaten run came to a stuttering halt as their Pakistan counterparts came out with flashing willows, smashing a huge total of 243 runs on the board. The Indian team did put up a decent fight, however, 244 was always going to be out of reach as Pakistan rose to the top of the table.
It has been a story of redemption for Hardik Pandya in the last few months as the Indian all-rounder came a full circle from being booed at Wankhede Stadium as Mumbai Indians captain to returning at that very venue as India's T20 World Cup hero and his brother Krunal acknowledged the same.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke to the Indian team after the victorious Men in Blue returned home following their T20 World Cup victory. Amidst serious conversations, PM Modi also had a bit of fun, especially with Yuzvendra Chahal and Kuldeep Yadav while asking Rohit Sharma about his walk.
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