IND vs SL, 2nd T20I: Rahul Tripathi Makes International Debut Against Sri Lanka

At 31 years of age, Tripathi becomes the third oldest Indian player after the legendary Sachin Tendulkar and Rahul Dravid to make a T20I debut

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Suzie Bates, Charlie Dean, Ashleigh Gardner Shortlisted for December 2022 ICC Women's Player of the Month Award

Bates was a key figure in New Zealand's successes in the home series against Bangladesh. English woman Dean was a constant threat with the ball against West Indies while Gardner rose to the top of the T20I all-rounders rankings in December after her heroics with bat and ball inspired Australia to a 4-1 series victory in India

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'Babar Azam Wants to Bat on a Road And improve His Stats?': Former New Zealand Cricketer Blasts Karachi Pitch

PCB has been in the firing line for producing lifeless pitches during the Tests against England and New Zealand at home

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Marvel masses growing impatient for the 2023 hype train to pull out of the station

New year, new phase. With 2022 behind us, fans of the Marvel Cinematic Universe can look ahead to Phase Five, the sophomore collection of the MCU’s Multiverse Saga set to kick off next month with Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, which will most notably serve as the first big-screen appearance of Kang the Conqueror, played by the astoundingly magnetic Jonathan Majors.

But, as just about every corner of the internet will tell you, Marvel sentiment isn’t quite what it used to be, with Phase Four, in particular, serving up a number of divisive titles while arguably over-saturating audiences with its additional Disney Plus content. The franchise probably won’t run out of steam as far as box office numbers go, but if it wants to retain the heart of its stories, Marvel will have to truly blow us away with Phase Five.

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A thunderous war story that experienced just as much conflict off-camera shell-shocks the streaming charts

The best war movies are easily capable of grabbing you by the collar and plunging you directly into the thick of the action, and while David Ayer’s Fury definitely accomplishes that goal and then some, it’s the off-camera battles that threatened to steal the buzz away from the film itself.

Notorious method actor Shia LaBeouf became so consumed by his commitment to the project that he refused to bathe in the name of accuracy, repeatedly opened up a cut on his own face to add an unnecessary realistic layer of immersion, while he also pulled out one of his own teeth and converted from Judaism to Christianity for the sake realism.

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