Author: Zander Beaumont
India defeated South Africa by 52 runs to win the ICC Women's Cricket World Cup 2025, claiming their first-ever title. Smriti Mandhana led the run charts, while the team also won the Blind T20 World Cup, transforming women's cricket in India.
Wing Commander Namansh Syal died when a HAL Tejas Mk-1 crashed during the Dubai Air Show 2025, marking the first fatal accident in the 23-year history of India’s indigenous fighter jet program.
Alessia Russo scored two headers to lead Arsenal Women to a 2-1 comeback win over Real Madrid in the Champions League, reviving their qualification hopes after a turbulent run. The victory at Meadow Park on November 19, 2025, was crucial for their European campaign.
Cyclone Fengal slammed Tamil Nadu and Puducherry on November 30, 2024, with 90 km/h winds and torrential rain, triggering mass evacuations and $55 million in damage. IMD warnings and NDRF response prevented fatalities.
Kane Williamson returned to ODIs with a historic golden duck as New Zealand edged England by four wickets at Bay Oval, sparking debate over his comeback and the series outlook.
Suzie Bates' stunning one‑handed dive gave New Zealand a decisive edge over Pakistan in Lucknow, setting a new World Cup fielding record and sparking talk of a future 'Catch of the Tournament' award.
Capricorn's October 12, 2025 horoscope promises career gains, relationship harmony, and steady health, with practical tips to maximize the day's lunar boost.
India hammered West Indies by an innings at Ahmedabad's Narendra Modi Stadium on Oct 4, 2025, winning by 140 runs and taking a 1‑0 series lead.
Pawan Kalyan's action thriller *They Call Him OG* smashed domestic records, crossing ₹130 crore in four days and hitting a global ₹211 crore. Opening day earnings topped ₹63 crore, while strong fan bookings and steady occupancy kept the momentum alive. Mixed critic reviews didn't stop audiences, who gave the film a 7.2 IMDb rating. The success cements it as the highest‑grossing Pawan Kalyan movie and a 2025 Telugu blockbuster.
Dushmantha Chameera, Sri Lanka’s right-arm quick, has battled knee injuries since 2015 yet remains one of the team’s most seasoned pacers. He has 143 wickets in 119 internationals and a reputation for high pace and late swing. From a World Cup impact in 2015 to IPL stints and the Lanka Premier League, his career blends promise and persistence. Recent ILT20 games show he still has bite when fit.