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  Get ready to mark your calendars because the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2024 is all set to kick off from October 3rd to October 20th in Bangladesh! This thrilling event promises to captivate cricket enthusiasts worldwide, featuring 23 matches packed with adrenaline-fueled action. Picture this: Ten top-tier teams, including reigning champions Australia, powerhouse India, and other cricket giants, will battle it out over 18 electrifying days at two prestigious venues: the Shere Bangla National Cricket Stadium in Dhaka and the Sylhet International Cricket Stadium in Sylhet.  The tournament's official fixture schedule was recently unveiled at a grand ceremony in Dhaka, graced by esteemed personalities like Mr. Nazmul Hassan, President of the Bangladesh Cricket Board, alongside ICC CEO Geoff Allardice and the inspirational captains of India and Bangladesh's women’s teams. But wait, there's more! Before the grand reveal, the honorable Prime Minister of Bangladesh, Sheikh Hasina,...

In the ever-evolving landscape of cricket, the T20 format has emerged as a thrilling arena where players showcase their skills in fast-paced, high-intensity matches.  Recently, the cricketing world witnessed a significant development as Babbar, a rising star in the sport, secured the 4th position in the T20 player rankings.  This achievement not only highlights Babbar's individual prowess but also underscores the evolving dynamics of T20 cricket. Babbar's rise to the 4th position in the T20 player rankings is a testament to his exceptional talent and consistent performances on the field. Known for his explosive batting style and strategic prowess, Babar has captured the attention of cricket enthusiasts worldwide with his remarkable innings and match-winning contributions. One of the key factors contributing to Babbar's ascent in the T20 rankings is his impressive batting average and strike rate. His ability to accelerate the scoring rate during crucial moments of the game h...

  Renowned boxer Amir Khan received the honorary rank of Pakistan Army Captain during a special event organized by the Pakistan Army. In recognition of his outstanding contributions to the sport of boxing, Khan was celebrated for his achievements during the ceremony. Expressing gratitude, Khan highlighted the talent among Pakistan's youth and pledged to establish more boxing academies in the country. He encouraged participation in sports, expressing hope for future global victories. Khan expressed immense honor wearing the army uniform, likening the feeling to being crowned a World Champion in Boxing. He thanked the Pakistan Army for promoting sports and appreciated Chief of Army Staff General Asim Munir's support. Offering advice to aspiring athletes, Khan emphasized focus, confidence, and hard work. With a professional record of 34-6, including two super-lightweight world-title victories, Khan has retired from professional boxing. At 17, Khan won a silver medal at the 2004 Ol...