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Go back to SportSermon.netKraigg Brathwaite scored a fighting 50 on a tough track. © AFP Kraigg Brathwaite scored his 31st Test fifty and pushed West Indies’ lead past
Tilak Varma showcased his versatility ©BCCI A 55-ball 72* at a strike rate of 130.91 might not seem extraordinary at first glance. However, numbers
Manchester City’s goal machine scored and assisted as Pep Guardiola’s side beat Chelsea 3-1 despite a dismal debut for their new
The Spanish goalkeeper had a nightmare as Chelsea were comfortably beaten at the Etihad StadiumChelsea were beaten 3-1 by Manchester City at the
World Champion goes into the second half of the in the joint lead with GMs and after beating GM in round seven. GM scored his first win, inflicting a
The American defeated Sabalenka and Swiatek in back-to-back matches to lift her first major trophy in her 46th try.How does a player win her first
The Netherlands international scored twice and registered an assist in a comfortable 4-1 win for Arne Slot’s side.Within 11 minutes of what was
The Italian full-back’s goal gave the north Londoners a crucial win in a highly controversial clash at MolineuxRiccardo Calafiori came off the
BCB made the announcement following the 17th meeting of the BCB board of directors. © BCB The Bangladesh Cricket Board, on Saturday, suspended all
As the abysmal Brazilian winger leaves Manchester United for Real Betis, GOAL counts down the worst moves ever…Money makes the football world
Root picked up two wickets with the ball. © Sportzpics Led by Joe Root’s all-round performance (56-ball 78* & 2-32), Paarl Royals secured
On a tough Paarl track, Joe Root once again showed his class. © BCCI/IPL “Hot Hot Hot…” Arrow’s 1982 soca hit belted around
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