Rahul Dravid honored Rohit Sharma after a stand was named after him at Wankhede Stadium. The Mumbai Cricket Association felicitated Rohit, Ajit Wadekar, and Sharad Pawar. Each received the honor of a stand in their name. Dravid shared a video message filled with humor and respect. He acknowledged Rohit's contributions to Mumbai and Indian cricket.
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Crystal Palace stunned Manchester City with a 1-0 victory in the FA Cup final, securing their first major trophy in 120 years. Eberechi Eze's stunning volley and Dean Henderson's heroic goalkeeping, including a penalty save, sealed the win. City's disappointing season ended trophyless as Palace's tactical setup and counterattacks proved too strong, raising questions about City's future direction.
Mumbai Indians secured their playoff spot in IPL 2025 with a dominant victory over Delhi Capitals, setting the stage for a thrilling finish. To clinch a top-two position, MI must defeat Punjab Kings and hope for multiple losses from Gujarat Titans, Royal Challengers Bengaluru, and Punjab Kings in their remaining matches.
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Pakistan has expelled an Indian high commission staff member, mirroring India's expulsion of a Pakistani official for alleged spying. This reciprocal action escalates tensions following a terror attack in Jammu & Kashmir and India's subsequent strikes on terror camps. Despite Pakistan's attempted retaliation, a ceasefire was established after discussions between top army officers from both nations.
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