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Dhoni will be half the Indian team - Vimarsana News

Dhoni will be half the Indian team

MS Dhoni would be 'half the Indian team,' in the upcoming World Cup in Australia and New Zealand, feels former India batsman Sanjay Manjrekar. Speaking during a function in Mumbai, Manjrekar showered glowing praise on Dhoni, who recently quit Tests. "Dhoni is a very unique character. I don't think he is concerned with the history

BBC Children In Need host Alex Scott and Jess Glynne's secret romance - first meeting to 'slow burn' - Vimarsana News

BBC Children In Need host Alex Scott and Jess Glynne's secret romance - first meeting to 'slow burn'

Sports presenter Alex Scott is just one of the hosts of tonight's Children In Need on BBC One. Away from her time on-screen, Alex has been snapped partying and kissing singer Jess Glynne

FIFA Women's World Cup Group E Preview: All You Need To Know About U.S., Vietnam, Netherlands And Portugal - Vimarsana News

FIFA Women's World Cup Group E Preview: All You Need To Know About U.S., Vietnam, Netherlands And Portugal

An in-depth preview of Group E at the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup, looking at the four teams, their tactics, key players and expectations.

Source: forbes.com
Mead set to miss World Cup due to knee injury, says Wiegman - Vimarsana News

Mead set to miss World Cup due to knee injury, says Wiegman

Beth Mead is set to miss this year’s football Women’s World Cup Down Under, England head coach Sarina Wiegman said yesterday.

Source: cityam.com
Hopeful or hope-fool: Which side of Pakistan fandom divide are you on? - Sport - Vimarsana News

Hopeful or hope-fool: Which side of Pakistan fandom divide are you on? - Sport

On match day one set of fans would openly dream of Pakistan win and say so, while the other would take a pessimistic view of the team's chances.

Source: dawn.com