Abhishek Paul With 15 years of experience in journalism, Abhishek Paul is currently with NDTV and has previously worked with Hindustan Times, India Today, TV9 Digital. He has received international
It is safe to say that Indian cricket's charge has stuttered on its recent tour. Months after winning the T20 World Cup 2026, India lost 2-0 against Ireland and 4-0 against England in two consecutive T20I series
The question marks were already there, and after Rohit Sharma's latest score of 26 in the second India vs England ODI on Thursday, the doubts over his future have only increased
Lionel Messi will come face to face with Lamine Yamal in the FIFA World Cup 2026 final on Sunday. It's not the first time that the football stars will meet
Gautam Gambhir took charge as the Indian cricket team coach in July 2024. In the two years at the helm, Gambhir has won the Champions Trophy and the T20 World Cup
For the first time in the FIFA World Cup 2026, Kylian Mbappe's France trailed in a match. That it came in the semi-final against Spain made the occasion all the more grim for the 2018 champions
Lionel Scaloni stands on the cusp of history. Scaloni continues to expand a legacy that already occupies a privileged place in the history of the Argentine national team and still has new chapters to be written at the 2026 World Cup
The FIFA World Cup 2026 will see a major first - the top four teams in the world, as per FIFA rankings, will be fighting it out for the mega prize
One of the longest associations in the Indian Premier League (IPL) ended on Monday, with five-time champions Chennai Super Kings parting ways with coach Stephen Fleming.
England are looking for a new Test coach. Brendon McCullum will stand down as England Men's Test head coach but will continue to guide the white-ball teams, the ECB said in a statement on Sunday
The Indian cricket team is going through an unprecedented slump in T20Is. The current T20 World Cup champions have lost two successive series against England and Ireland, both under new captain Shreyas Iyer
To make it into the Indian team XI is tough, but even tougher is making a comeback after getting dropped. Vaibhav Sooryavanshi must be going through that same feeling.
Vaibhav Sooryavanshi got a taste of international cricket debut as well as being dropped from Team India's XI within the span of three T20I matches on the England tour
After three matches, during which there was expected yet unprecedented hype over his debut, 15-year-old Vaibhav Sooryavanshi was dropped from the XI
The Indian cricket team took a surprising call for the India vs England 5th T20I at the Rose Bowl, Southampton. Wonderkid Vaibhav Sooryavanshi was dropped from the playing XI
Abhishek Paul With 15 years of experience in journalism, Abhishek Paul is currently with NDTV and has previously worked with Hindustan Times, India Today, TV9 Digital. He has received international recognition at the International Sports Press Association Awards, finishing as the third-best in Asia and among the top 59 globally in the “Best Column” category in 2020 for China Footprint Large on Indian Sport. He was also ranked ninth-best in Asia in the “Best Colour Piece” category the same year for Inside the Bio-Secure Test Bubble. In 2019, he also secured a place among the top 10 at the AIPS Awards. A graduate of the Indian Institute of Mass Communication, Abhishek specialises in sports journalism, long-form storytelling and digital news coverage.