Author: Aarav Kulkarni
An Se-young, Indonesian Duo, and Malaysian Pair Crowned Champions at 2025 Australian Open Badminton
An Se-young won women's singles, Indonesia's Indra/Joaquin claimed men's doubles, and Malaysia's Chen/Toh took mixed doubles at the 2025 Australian Open in Sydney, with a $475,000 prize fund and men's singles results still unpublished.
Babar Azam ends century drought as Pakistan clinch ODI series against Sri Lanka in Rawalpindi
Babar Azam ended his century drought with a masterful 115-ball knock to lead Pakistan to a 291-2 victory over Sri Lanka, clinching the ODI series in Rawalpindi on November 13, 2025.
England Women Eye Victory Over New Zealand in Visakhapatnam Showdown
England Women target a win over New Zealand Women at Visakhapatnam on Oct 26, 2025, to secure second place and boost semifinal momentum.
Diwali 2025 Dates Clash: Oct 20 or Oct 21? What You Need to Know
Diwali 2025 sparks a date clash between Oct 20 and Oct 21 due to differing Amavasya calculations, affecting celebrations from India to Dallas. Learn the five‑day schedule, muhurat details, and community impact.
Pisces Horoscope 12 Oct 2025: Career Wins, Investment Relief & Romantic Sparks
Pisces horoscope for 12 Oct 2025 forecasts career breakthroughs, eased investment worries, and romantic moments, helping signees navigate work, money and love.
Google Turns 27: Inside the Story Behind Its Name and Milestone Celebration
Google marked its 27th birthday on September 27, 2025, with a nostalgic doodle that recalled the 1998 logo. The name stems from a typo of the mathematical term 'googol', hinting at the company’s ambition to handle massive data. Founded by Stanford PhDs Larry Page and Sergey Brin, the firm grew from a garage project to a multi‑billion‑dollar empire under Alphabet. Today, services like Gmail, YouTube, Maps and the Gemini AI platform define its ecosystem, while Sundar Pichai steers both Google and its parent company.
Fastest ODI fifty: Matthew Forde equals AB de Villiers with 16-ball blitz in Dublin
Matthew Forde smashed a 16-ball fifty in Dublin, equalling AB de Villiers' world record for the fastest ODI half-century. Coming in at No. 8 with West Indies 246/6, he tore into Ireland’s attack and powered the team to 352/8 before falling for 58. The feat puts him alongside de Villiers’ 2015 Johannesburg mark and highlights the West Indies’ growing late-overs firepower.
Edgbaston Test: India crush England by 336 runs; Gill hits 269 in historic first win
India thumped England by 336 runs to seal their first-ever Test win at Edgbaston and level the Anderson–Tendulkar Trophy 2025 at 1-1. Shubman Gill scored 269 and 161, the highest score by an Indian Test captain and a 430-run match haul. Jamie Smith’s 184* set an England wicket-keeper record, but Mohammed Siraj and Akash Deep shared the spoils with 16 wickets between them.
