🏈 American Football
Bengals Sign Quarterback Logan Woodside
The Cincinnati Bengals have added quarterback Logan Woodside to their roster with a one-year contract for the 2025 NFL season. Woodside, who previously played for the Titans and Falcons, returns to provide experienced depth to the team’s quarterback lineup.
Raiders May Draft Running Back Ashton Jeanty
The Las Vegas Raiders are reportedly considering selecting standout running back Ashton Jeanty in the upcoming NFL Draft. Jeanty’s performances at Boise State have impressed scouts, and he could be a strong pick at No. 6 overall.
🏀 Basketball
Highlights from the 2025 WNBA Draft
The Dallas Wings dominated the 2025 WNBA Draft by picking top college star Paige Bueckers. Other strong picks included Aziaha James and Madison Scott. The Seattle Storm and LA Sparks also made smart selections. On the other hand, teams like the Chicago Sky and Las Vegas Aces faced criticism for not addressing key roster gaps.
🏌️ Golf
RBC Heritage Tees Off
The RBC Heritage golf tournament is underway at Harbour Town in South Carolina. With a $20 million prize pool, the competition is fierce. Scottie Scheffler, the defending champion, returns to defend his title. Rory McIlroy is sitting this one out after winning the Masters and achieving a career Grand Slam.
🎱 Snooker
World Snooker Championship Ready to Start
The 2025 World Snooker Championship begins April 19 at the iconic Crucible Theatre in Sheffield. With a total prize pool of over £2.3 million and £500,000 for the winner, the event promises intense matchups. Kyren Wilson returns as the defending champion.
🏏 Cricket
Pakistan Super League (PSL) Celebrates 10 Years
The PSL 2025 season began on April 11 and marks a decade of action-packed cricket. The opening ceremony featured dazzling performances and unveiled the new Luminara Trophy. Top players from around the world are competing in what has become a premier global T20 league.
🏃 Athletics
Grand Slam Track Series Launches in Jamaica
The Kingston Slam, held in early April, kicked off the new Grand Slam Track league created by Olympic legend Michael Johnson. Nearly 100 athletes competed across 12 events. Each event winner walked away with a massive $100,000 prize. This series aims to revolutionize global track and field competitions.
🎯 Darts
Thrilling Moments in PDC Players Championship
The 2025 PDC Players Championship series has delivered plenty of drama. Josh Rock won multiple titles, including Championships 10 and 12. Damon Heta and Jonny Clayton also captured victories. Fans witnessed several perfect nine-dart finishes, showing the high skill level in this year’s competition.
🏏 IPL 2025 Highlights – Latest Buzz from the Pitch
MS Dhoni Back as CSK Skipper
With regular captain Ruturaj Gaikwad ruled out due to an elbow injury, MS Dhoni stepped in once again to lead Chennai Super Kings. At 43, Dhoni proved he’s still got it—scoring a blazing 26 runs off just 11 deliveries. His late-innings heroics helped CSK secure a thrilling five-wicket win over Lucknow Super Giants, especially with his clean shots against Avesh Khan and Shardul Thakur.
Abhishek Sharma Sets New Indian IPL Record
Sunrisers Hyderabad opener Abhishek Sharma lit up the stadium with a breathtaking knock of 141 runs from only 55 balls against Punjab Kings. Not only was it a personal best, but it also became the highest score by an Indian in IPL history. Thanks to his explosive batting, Hyderabad successfully chased a massive total with ease—sealing the win with nine balls left.
Karun Nair’s Sensational Return
Returning to the IPL after almost three years, Karun Nair made his presence felt in style. Playing for Delhi Capitals against Mumbai Indians, he smashed 89 runs with authority. His fifty came off just 22 balls, showing that his time away hasn’t dulled his ability to perform on the big stage.
Impact Player Rule Rewritten in Super Over
Rajasthan Royals pulled off a masterstroke during a tense Super Over clash with Delhi Capitals. For the first time ever, a player—Shubham Dubey—was brought in as an Impact Substitute specifically for the Super Over. This bold move showcased how teams are getting more creative with tactics under the new rule, changing how high-stakes moments are managed in the tournament.
