‘Faced more off-field battles’: Ex-England cricketer picks Virat Kohli over Sachin Tendulkar as greatest of last 30 years

Former England bowler Steve Harmison has declared Virat Kohli the greatest cricketer of the last three decades, placing him above Sachin Tendulkar. Harmison cited Kohli’s resilience under scrutiny and adaptability to modern cricket’s demands as key factors. He also supported Kohli and Rohit Sharma against calls to play domestic cricket.

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‘Highest state of readiness’: Ukraine’s Lviv region hit by Russian missiles and drones; Poland scrambles jets

Poland scrambled fighter jets to protect its airspace after Russia launched extensive airstrikes on Ukraine, hitting the Lviv region near the Polish border. Ukrainian cities like Lviv and Zaporizhzhia faced power outages and casualties from the attacks. This incident follows previous airspace violations and drone sightings in the region, raising ongoing security concerns.

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Lucifer star Tom Ellis reveals he almost joined Marvel’s The Fantastic Four: First Steps

Tom Ellis, known for ‘Lucifer,’ revealed he auditioned for Marvel’s Reed Richards in ‘The Fantastic Four: First Steps.’ Ellis felt he bore a physical resemblance to the comic character and was seriously considered for the role. Although Pedro Pascal ultimately secured the part, Ellis expressed admiration for Pascal’s performance and anticipates the film.

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Vivek Oberoi, Ritiesh Shivdasani and Aftab Shivdasani’s ‘Mastiii 4’ registers second-biggest opening weekend of the Masti franchise

Mastiii 4 has achieved the second-biggest opening weekend in the Masti franchise history, raking in Rs 8.50 crore. This performance surpasses previous installments like Great Grand Masti and the original Masti, though it falls short of the record-breaking Grand Masti. The film’s consistent weekend collections highlight its strong appeal within the adult comedy genre.

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“Our condition does not silence our voice”: The incredible journey of Ana Victoria Espino de Santiago, the first lawyer with down syndrome

Ana Victoria Espino de Santiago, the world’s first lawyer with Down syndrome, defied societal limitations in Zacatecas, Mexico. Despite initial institutional barriers, she earned her law degree, driven by a passion to advocate for disability rights and representation. Ana now aims to enter politics to shape policies and create decision-making spaces for individuals with disabilities.

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