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Cricket fans have a lot to cheer about. The UAE vs Bangladesh T20I series in Sharjah streamed live in India and gave Bangladesh a solid tune‑up before the Pakistan series. The matches on May 17 and 19 saw Litton Das leading Bangladesh and Muhammad Waseem captaining the UAE. In the IPL, the Eden Gardens showdown between KKR and RCB was a hot, humid affair with temperatures hitting 34°C and a light drizzle that threatened a brief pause. On the international stage, Pakistan’s Mohammad Haris rocketed up 210 spots in the ICC T20I rankings after a blazing 107* against Bangladesh, showing how a single innings can reshape the leaderboard.
Wimbledon 2025 delivered a shock nobody saw coming. Unseeded Benjamin Bonzi knocked out ninth‑seed Daniil Medvedev in the first round, turning the draw on its head. The upset underlines how quickly fortunes change on the grass. Meanwhile, the richest female tennis players list highlighted Serena Williams, Jessica Pegula, Coco Gauff, Iga Swiatek and Naomi Osaka – a reminder that success now means money off the court as much as trophies on it.
Beyond the courts, the Asia Cup 2025 saw a bold reshuffle with Salman Ali Agha taking over as Pakistan’s captain, while stars Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan were left out. Shaheen Shah Afridi’s return added pace firepower, signalling a new strategy ahead of the T20 World Cup.
In field hockey, India broke a 52‑year drought by beating Australia 3‑2 at the Paris 2024 Olympics. Harmanpreet Singh’s double and Abhishek’s goal secured the win, pushing India into the bronze match and ending a long losing streak against the Kookaburras.
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