Indian industrialists, American sports investors and technology executives joined a bidding war for franchises in a startup ...

Former Indian captain and celebrated cricketer, Virat Kohli was honoured by the Delhi and District Cricket Association (DDCA) on Friday for reaching the milestone of 100 Test matches. He achieved ...

Sanjay Govil, the US-based tech entrepreneur and owner of Washington Freedom ... by buying Washington Freedom in Major League Cricket and the franchise won the title in their second season ...

It is more dangerous to ride the TTC after seven years of Doug Ford’s Progressive Conservative government, charges Liberal Leader Bonnie Crombie. “He’d rather spend $189 million on an ...

The owners of Indian Premier League side Mumbai Indians have won the race to buy a 49% stake in English cricket Hundred franchise Oval Invincibles, according to reports Thursday. All eight of the ...

This evening and tonight will continue to be dry with largely clear skies throughout, and just the odd light patch of cloud in places. Wednesday Tomorrow will see a dry and bright start. Into the ...

John Hales' last winner was the Dan Skelton-trained Protektorat, co-owned with Sir Alex Ferguson (right) Leading Midlands-based racehorse owner John Hales - who owned the great grey One Man as ...

First out of the blocks: Oval Invincibles are the first team to have been sold in the ECB's equity sale ECB/Getty Images Mumbai Indians owners Reliance ... proof" county cricket for the next ...

The stage is set for a thrilling showdown as India and England prepare to lock horns in the 4th T20I on January 31, 2025, at the iconic Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium, Pune. After England ...

Rising tall from the sea and covered in emerald-colored vegetation, these volcanic plugs (or land formations made out of volcanic materials) are the most iconic sight in all of St. Lucia.

Among those vying for ownership of the tournament’s franchises are four prominent IPL teams: Mumbai Indians, Sunrisers Hyderabad, Lucknow Super Giants, and the GMR Group (co-owner of Delhi Capitals).

Now the owner is back in Scotland, cancer free and, in a wide-ranging interview, talks about his health, St Johnstone's chances of avoiding relegation and the financial future of Scottish football.