Afghanistan all-rounder Mohammad Nabi has been fined. He received a 15 percent match fee penalty. This was for disobeying an umpire's instruction during the match against South Africa. The incident involved a dispute over a bowler's wristband. Nabi also received one demerit point. He accepted the sanction without a formal hearing. South Africa won the match after two Super Overs.from Sports News: Cricket Live Scores, Latest Sports News, Football, NBA, NFL, WWE, NHL, MLB News & More https://ift.tt/69BmL4Y
Manas Dhamne secured his first title of the year at the ITF M15 Zahra in Kuwait, defeating his coach's son in an all-Piatti Academy final. Despite a subsequent loss at the ATP Challenger, the 18-year-old remains focused on his long-term progress and learning from his elite training environment in Italy.
FanCode has sub-licensed the TV coverage of the 2025-26 ISL season to Sony Sports Network. Sony were among the early interested parties for the ISL broadcast rights but had remained away from placing a final bid. Dream Sports-owned FanCode will showcase India's top football division on OTT and have announced three different pricing structures.
In a record-breaking deal, Walee Technologies has acquired the Multan Sultans for $8.8 million annually, making it the most expensive Pakistan Super League franchise. The team will be rebranded as Rawalpindi. This significant sale follows the PSL's expansion to eight teams and marks a new era for the league, with the former owner stepping down after disagreements with the PCB.
Jammu & Kashmir secured a Ranji Trophy semifinal spot. They beat former champions Madhya Pradesh by 56 runs. Auqib Nabi took a career-best 12 wickets. This performance was crucial in restricting Madhya Pradesh. Jammu & Kashmir will now face the winner of Andhra versus Bengal. The other semifinal features Uttarakhand against Karnataka.