After a deal was initially agreed for Crystal Palace defender Marc Guehi to make the move to Liverpool for a minimum of £35m, complications with a replacement ultimately led to the collapse of the transfer. This turn of events has left fans questioning whether this is the best outcome for the Premier League champions and their summer spending, which has already surpassed a record £3bn. Share your thoughts on the situation here.
Veteran Indian pacer Ishant Sharma shares some interesting anecdotes from his maiden Test half-century against West Indies in 2019. In a video shared by his IPL franchise, Ishant talks about his confident prediction of scoring runs to captain Kohli and his eventual 57-run knock that helped India win the match. With over 300 Test wickets, Ishant is a key bowler for India and fan of the game will enjoy his insights and recollections.
Former cricketer and current Rajya Sabha MP Harbhajan Singh met with Aam Aadmi Party chief Arvind Kejriwal, sharing a photo on social media platform X and expressing his admiration for Kejriwal's leadership. This was the first meeting between the two since Kejriwal's bail in a money laundering case, but netizens were quick to criticize Bhajji for calling Kejriwal his leader and not questioning his actions.
English football club Liverpool has reached an agreement with Crystal Palace for the transfer of centre-back Marc Guehi for a whopping £35m. Guehi is set to undergo a medical in London and will be the Reds' first major signing of the summer. Palace is actively looking for replacements and is considering players from Brighton, Toulouse, and Chelsea for their defense.
In a dramatic turn of events, Crystal Palace have pulled the plug on Liverpool's move for Marc Guehi despite reaching an agreement and submitting a deal sheet. Palace's struggle to find a replacement for the highly-rated England star, coupled with coach Oliver Glasner's strong opposition to the sale, has created a major conundrum for the club. There are also growing fears of Glasner leaving to join Bayer Leverkusen, adding further complications to the situation.
Crystal Palace secured their first win of the season against Aston Villa, but it did not come without a cost. The club has lost two crucial players, Adam Wharton and Ismaïla Sarr, to muscle injuries. Despite this setback, manager Oliver Glasner praises his team's collective effort and hints at the need for rotation in the future to avoid muscle injuries.
The world of sports was abuzz as NFL wide receiver Darius Slayton publicly celebrated his girlfriend and Olympian Anna Hall's 24th birthday on March 23, 2025. Hall, who recently took a break from competing, has been focusing on building her brand and enjoying downtime with loved ones. Despite her hiatus, she continues to be a force in the track and field world, with plans to compete in various races leading up to the World Championships in September.
Aussie opener Sam Konstas has opened up about the on-field tension with India's stand-in skipper Jasprit Bumrah during the final over of day one in the fifth Test match of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy in Sydney. Konstas admits to his mistake of attempting to stop Bumrah from bowling, which left the pacer seething. He also talks about his debut in the Boxing Day Test, the controversial "shoulder" dance mocking Virat Kohli, and his hopes to retain his place for the upcoming Test series in Sri Lanka.
In an exclusive interview with Sportskeeda, Rohan Kore, a vital player for Mumbai Khiladis, reflects on the evolving landscape of Kho Kho with the introduction of Ultimate Kho Kho 2022. He shares how his family and school teacher played a crucial role in his journey in the sport, and how he is now enjoying the recognition and attention from fans. Despite not making it to the playoffs this season, Kore is determined to come back stronger in the next edition of Ultimate Kho Kho.
In an epic showdown at Lord's, the Oval Invincibles solidified their status as the undisputed kings of the Hundred by claiming their third consecutive men's title. Led by a blistering 72 runs in just 41 balls from Will Jacks, the Invincibles set a daunting target of 169 for the Trent Rockets to chase. But stellar performances from Marcus Stoinis (2-40 off 20 balls) and Dillon Pennington (1-23 off 20 balls) were not enough to stop Nathan Sowter and the Invincibles, who sealed a 26-run victory and etched their names in cricketing history books.