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COMMENT: How rancorous fans marred World Cup's 'must-see' clash - Newspaper - Vimarsana News

COMMENT: How rancorous fans marred World Cup's 'must-see' clash - Newspaper

With aggressive chants and abuses, some Indian spectators made no efforts to conceal their derision for the Pakistani players.

Source: dawn.com
Annesha Ghosh: Finding the goalposts - Vimarsana News

Annesha Ghosh: Finding the goalposts

Indian sports journalist Annesha Ghosh was recently in Australia to cover the group stages of the FIFA Women’s World Cup

Fascism pretending to be manners | The Spectator Australia - Vimarsana News

Fascism pretending to be manners | The Spectator Australia

Fascism pretending to be manners on The Spectator Australia | Notoriously, the very brief tenure as Liberal Party leader of Alexander Downer came to a…

'Absolute hammering': Indian press, pundits effusive in praise for Pakistan, question Kohli's tactics - World - Vimarsana News

'Absolute hammering': Indian press, pundits effusive in praise for Pakistan, question Kohli's tactics - World

Voices from across the border acknowledge the Green Shirts' superiority on the big night.

Source: dawn.com
WOKE WATCH: Caitlin Jenner not the right kind of trans pioneer - Vimarsana News

WOKE WATCH: Caitlin Jenner not the right kind of trans pioneer

Article content Well, what do I call you then? South Africa’s Quinton de Kock (left) celebrates his century with Temba Bavuma on Tuesday against England at the Newlands Cricket Ground in Cape Town. (REUTERS PHOTO) CRICKET IN STICKY WICKET OVER ‘BATSMAN’ Cricket fans have been bowled over by a new in-tune-with-the-times initiative to bar the word “batsman.” According to The Wall Street Journal, the venerable game came under fire by the uptight scolds at ESPNCricinfo.com.  Editor Sambit Bal issued the edict that his publication would battle “discrimination” by barring the wo...