The Times of India Watch: Son hit for a six, father grabs the catch in the crowd!

During a Big Bash League match between Adelaide Strikers and Brisbane Heat, debutant Liam Haskett experienced a memorable moment. His father, Lloyd Haskett, caught a six hit by Nathan McSweeney in the stands. Commentators were surprised by this unexpected yet unique event.

The Times of India 'Pressure is mounting': Karthik on challenges for Gambhir as India coach

Gautam Gambhir's tenure as India's head coach is under scrutiny. While he has had success in T20 cricket, his results in Tests and ODIs have been inconsistent. Dinesh Karthik highlighted the challenges Gambhir faces, especially after Rahul Dravid's successful era. Gambhir's comments on senior players Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli have also drawn attention.

The Times of India Greenland PM 'ready to talk' after Trump's interest in acquiring territory

Greenland's Prime Minister Mute Egede expressed openness to discussions with US President-elect Donald Trump about Greenland's future but emphasized the island's desire for sovereignty and independence. Egede stated Greenland's preference to remain Greenlandic, not Danish or American, maintaining that its people will decide their future.

The Times of India Shark Tank: Vineeta Singh slams pitchers for manipulating their sales numbers

In the new season of Shark Tank India, Vineeta Singh expressed doubts about the legitimacy of a skincare company, Personal Touch, presented by the Jawa brothers. They valued their company at Rs 120 crore but failed to convince the sharks, leading to no deals due to inconsistencies in their sales and social media metrics.

The Times of India 'Game Changer' collection: Ram Charan & Kiara Advani starrer mints Rs 72.5 crore

Ram Charan and Kiara Advani's 'Game Changer' released on January 10th, 2025. Directed by Shankar, the movie performed well at the box office, earning Rs 72.5 crore in two days. The political drama impressed audiences, especially with Ram Charan's performance. The film is expected to dominate the box office in the coming weeks.

The Times of India 5 youths drown in Telangana reservoir while 'filming reels'

Five youngsters drowned in Kondapochamma Sagar reservoir while shooting videos for social media. The group, which included siblings and students, walked into the water despite not knowing how to swim. Efforts to rescue them were unsuccessful, with two members surviving by staying in shallower waters.

The Times of India Isro SpaDeX docking: Two satellites moved apart after closing in 3 meters for 'handshake'

The Times of India Watch: Dewald Brevis takes a spectacular boundary catch in SA20

Dewald Brevis' extraordinary boundary catch to dismiss Faf du Plessis highlighted the SA20 clash at Wanderers. Despite Brevis' effort and Kagiso Rabada's impressive bowling, rain ultimately led to a six-run Duckworth-Lewis-Stern (DLS) victory for Joburg Super Kings. MI Cape Town posted 140/6, but rain and a revised target of 136 runs benefited Joburg Super Kings.

The Times of India New Zealand announce squad for ICC Champions Trophy 2025

New Zealand Cricket announces its 15-member squad for the ICC Champions Trophy 2025, featuring young pacers Will O'Rourke, Ben Sears, and Nathan Smith. The squad is a mix of experience and youth, led by new captain Mitchell Santner. Kane Williamson and Tom Latham provide veteran support. The tournament begins for NZ on February 19 against Pakistan in Karachi.

The Times of India Trump Prosecutor Jack Smith resigns from justice dept before inauguration

Jack Smith, the special counsel who pursued two federal cases against President-elect Donald Trump, has stepped down from his position. His resignation revealed in a legal filing footnote, marks the end of a tumultuous tenure of courtroom losses and political tension. His resignation was expected before Trump’s inauguration, who had vowed to remove him from his role.

The Times of India SA20: Joburg Super Kings beat MI Cape Town in a rain-affected match

Joburg Super Kings secured a six-run victory over MI Cape Town using the DLS method in a rain-affected SA20 clash. A revised target of 136 runs from 19 overs saw JSK ahead by six runs when rain halted play. Leus du Plooy and Wihan Lubbe were not out at the stoppage, while MI Cape Town's Kagiso Rabada excelled with 2/10.

The Times of India ILT20: Dubai Capitals edge MI Emirates by one run in a last-ball thriller

Dubai Capitals won by one run against MI Emirates in ILT20 Season 3's opener, with Gulbadin Naib's precise bowling leading the way. Despite Nicholas Pooran's 61 for MI Emirates, Naib's dismissal of Pooran and Olly Stone's tight bowling secured victory. Fazalhaq Farooqi's 5 for 15 restricted Capitals to 133/8, but their bowlers defied the odds.

The Times of India Bangladesh: Attacks on minorities were 'politically motivated'

Bangladesh's interim government claims that attacks on minorities, especially Hindus, are politically motivated, despite evidence suggesting communal intolerance. Since August 2024, 115 cases have been registered, with 100 arrests made. Officials report that only 20 incidents were communal and the rest politically driven, reiterating a zero-tolerance policy towards such violence.

The Times of India Principal makes 80 girls remove shirts over uniform scribbling

A school principal in Dhanbad allegedly made 80 Class X girls remove their shirts with messages during Pen Day, leading to an investigation by a five-member committee formed by the deputy commissioner. Parents and an MLA demanded action against the principal, who denies the allegations. The committee is reviewing CCTV footage and questioning staff members to gather more information.

The Times of India Extension in service setback to those in line: Vice president Dhankhar

Vice-President Jagdeep Dhankhar expressed concerns over the hiring of retired individuals and the extension of government officials' tenures, suggesting it hinders career progression for others. Speaking at the National Conference of State Public Service Commissions in Bengaluru, Dhankhar emphasized the importance of objectivity and non-favoritism in public service appointments.