Samyak Shukla

Test Twenty is cricket’s newest “Fourth Format” and has been launched. Each team bats twice for 20 overs, featuring unique rules, AI-driven scouting, and players aged 13–19. Created by The One One Six Network, it aims to revolutionize how cricket is played and viewed globally.

In a thrilling ICC Women’s World Cup 2025 clash, India’s Richa Ghosh shone with 94 runs, guiding India to 251. However, Nadine de Klerk’s unbeaten 84(54) led South Africa to a dramatic 3-wicket win in the final over. Both teams now have 4 points, with India set to face Australia next.

In the Women’s World Cup 2025, India crushed Pakistan by 88 runs in Colombo, extending their record to 12–0. The match featured everything — toss drama, bug invasion, and a handshake snub. Harleen Deol and Richa Ghosh starred with the bat, while Deepti Sharma and Kranti Gaud shone with the ball.

Dubai will host the 2025 IBA Men’s Elite World Championship from Dec 2–13 at Dubai Tennis Stadium with a record $8M prize pool. Part of a Festival of Boxing, it highlights Dubai’s emergence as a global sports hub.

Ravichandran Ashwin makes history as the first Indian male cricketer to sign with Sydney Thunder for BBL 2025-26. After retiring from international and IPL cricket, Ashwin’s move is hailed as a game-changer, bringing global spotlight and fresh possibilities for Indian players abroad.

Dana White has launched Zuffa Boxing, bringing UFC’s league-style model to boxing. Backed by TKO and Saudi investors, with broadcasters in talks, the venture promises structured fights, bigger exposure for athletes, and potential disruption for traditional promoters like Hearn and Warren.

Kiwi legend Ross Taylor has come out of retirement to represent Samoa in the 2025 EAP T20 World Cup Qualifiers. With 18,000+ international runs and a World Test Championship title, Taylor now returns to his roots, aiming to inspire Pacific cricket and script one last memorable chapter.

India delivered a record-breaking performance at the 16th Asian Shooting Championship 2025 in Kazakhstan, topping the medal tally with 99 medals, including 50 golds. A historic moment that cements India as Asia’s shooting powerhouse.