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John Stones Considered Retirement Amid Injury Struggles Last Season

Manchester City and England defender John Stones has revealed he considered retiring from football last season after he was plagued with injuries.

Barcelona Eye Dortmund's Adeyemi Amidst Transfer Speculation

Borussia Dortmund forward Karim Adeyemi is on the radar of Barcelona ahead of next season. Transfer Talk has the latest news and rumors.

Liverpool's Salah Struggles: Is It Age, Tactical Shift, or Something More Sinister for the Reds?

There is a lot of uncertainty around this new-look Liverpool side right now, but one thing we know for sure: if Salah doesn't play like himself soon, nothing else matters.

Chess World Divided: Carlsen's Coach Defends Nakamura's King Toss After Gukesh Match

Hikaru Nakamura's controversial act of throwing Gukesh Dommaraju's king piece into the crowd during an exhibition match has divided the chess community. While some, like Magnus Carlsen's coach Peter Heine Nielsen and organizer Levy Rozman, defended it as an entertainment-driven, pre-planned gesture, others like Vladimir Kramnik condemned it as vulgar and damaging to the game.

Lakers Tickets Soar After LeBron Hints at Possible Retirement

After LeBron's "Second Decision" tease, prices for the Lakers' home finale vs. Jazz soared, per Vivid Seats.

Gordon's "Paranoia" Fueling World Cup Dream: Newcastle Winger Anxious to Secure England Spot

England winger Anthony Gordon says he is performing with a sense of paranoia to make sure he is on the plane to the World Cup.

Rishabh Pant Eyes Ranji Trophy Return as Injury Recovery Nears Completion: Report

Injured Rishabh Pant is eager to make his comeback in red ball cricket. If reports are to be believed, then the wicketkeeper-batter wants to make his return in the Ranji Trophy.

India's Para Athletics Success Marred by организационных недочетов: Lessons Learned for Future Bids

India celebrated a record medal haul by its para-athletes at the World Para Athletics Championships. While the event showcased India's hosting capabilities, organizational hiccups like infrastructure delays and a dog bite incident marred the proceedings. These issues highlight areas for improvement as India bids for major sporting events like the 2030 CWG and 2036 Olympics.

Shubman Gill's Rapid Rise: Is the Young Captain Headed for Burnout?

Shubman Gill, a 26-year-old cricketer, is now India's ODI captain. He also leads in Tests and is vice-captain in T20Is. This comes with a demanding schedule and significant brand endorsements. Gill faces a challenging path ahead, balancing team dynamics and his own performance. Experts express concerns about potential burnout due to the intense workload and rapid rise.

Shreyas Iyer's Rise: From Overlooked Talent to ODI Vice-Captaincy

Shreyas Iyer has finally received the recognition he deserves, as the 30-year-old has been named the new vice-captain of the Indian ODI team. Never one to seek the spotlight, Shreyas has quietly gone about his work, letting his performances speak for themselves.

Mitchell Starc Back in Australian ODI Squad for Series Against India

Matthew Renshaw has been called up for the ODIs while Cam Green will not be part of the T20Is

South Africa's Markram Issues Warning as World Test Championship Defense Begins in Pakistan

South Africa begin its World Test Championship title defence in Pakistan, with Aiden Markram stepping in as captain. The team has undergone specialised training to prepare for the expected spin and lower seam movement in Pakistani conditions. They aim to reach the final again and lift the trophy, acknowledging that all teams will be targeting them.

Indian Badminton Stars Headline Action-Packed Day: Arctic Open, PKL, PVL & APL in Focus

Follow all the updates from Indian sports on October 7, 2025.

Australia Announces ODI Squad for India Series: Rohit, Kohli Return; Maxwell, Cummins Ruled Out Due to Injury

Australia have announced their 15-member squad for the 3-match ODI series against India. Glenn Maxwell and Pat Cummins have not made it to the team due to respective injuries.

Bangladesh Cricket Board Set to Appoint First Female Director, Replacing Isfak Ahsan

The board is making the move with an eye on bringing in gender equality to develop the sport in the country

Bernard Julien, West Indies Cricket Legend and 1975 World Cup Winner, Dies at 75

Julien was a member of the winning team at the first ever men's ODI World Cup of 1975

Mbappe Ankle "Niggle" Raises Concerns Ahead of World Cup Qualifiers; Deschamps Optimistic OR Mbappe Injury Update: France Coach Addresses Forward's Fitness Before World Cup Qualifying Campaign

Kylian Mbappe is undergoing treatment for a minor ankle issue, with coach Didier Deschamps confirming it's not serious. Liverpool defender Ibrahima Konate is also being assessed. Meanwhile, Bradley Barcola has been sent home with a hamstring injury, a diagnosis disputed by his club, PSG, adding to their growing injury concerns.

Zverev Stunned! World No. 3 Suffers Shock Shanghai Masters Exit to Rinderknech

World number three Alexander Zverev said he was playing "terrible tennis" after he was knocked out of the Shanghai Masters by France's Arthur Rinderknech 4-6, 6-3, 6-2 on Monday. The Australian will next meet Portugal's Nuno Borges, who put an end to the hopes of home favourite Shang Juncheng 7-6 (7/5), 4-6, 6-3.

Gavaskar Slams West Indies Pacers as 'Net Bowlers' After India's Dominating Test Victory

Former Indian captain Sunil Gavaskar has voiced strong criticism of the West Indies bowling unit. Following India's decisive innings and 140-run victory in Ahmedabad, Gavaskar questioned the quality of the West Indies attack. He contrasted the current team with past legendary West Indian players, highlighting a perceived decline in batting talent. The second Test is set for New Delhi.

WWE Crown Jewel 2025: Must-Know Stats, Match Card, and Championship Showdowns

As WWE heads to Perth, Australia, on Saturday, these are the stats you should know.