In a thrilling final ODI, India faces England at Ahmedabad's Narendra Modi Stadium, hoping to complete a series sweep. England, opting to field first, saw India reach 65/1 by the 12th over, with Virat Kohli contributing 27 runs. With Kohli's form in focus and England's middle-order woes, the match carries high stakes, streaming live on major platforms.
Norwich City suffered a 0-1 defeat to Preston North End at Carrow Road, with Milutin Osmajić scoring the game's only goal in the 35th minute. Norwich dominated possession but faltered in finishing, epitomized by Adam Idah's missed opportunity in stoppage time. The win boosts Preston's standings, bringing them within five points of the play-off positions.
In a surprising turn, the Gulf of Mexico has been renamed to the Gulf of America for U.S. users by President Trump's Executive Order 14172. Google Maps has updated its systems, and February 9 is now Gulf of America Day. Social media buzz underscores the move's symbolic importance and ties to Trump's nationalist themes.
The Philadelphia Eagles triumphed over the Kansas City Chiefs with a 40-22 win in Super Bowl LIX, shattering Patrick Mahomes' dream of a third straight title. Tom Brady, now a FOX analyst, candidly assessed the loss's long-term implications on Mahomes' legacy, citing his own Super Bowl defeats. Key highlights included DeJean's pick-6 and standout performances by the Eagles' defense.
Saquon Barkley set a new NFL record for most rushing yards in a single season, including postseason, during Super Bowl LIX. With 2,447 total yards, Barkley's standout debut season with the Eagles included 2,005 regular-season yards and 442 playoff yards, earning him the AP NFL Offensive Player of the Year. His record-breaking feat justified the Eagles' decision to bring him on board.
*Anora*, directed by Sean Baker, triumphs at the 36th Producers Guild Awards, winning the top film prize. This success solidifies its position in the Oscar race. Alongside *Anora*, other winners include *The Wild Robot*, *Shōgun*, and *Hacks*. Honorary awards went to notable figures, and a significant relief fund for wildfire-affected producers was announced.
UFC 312 delivered thrilling battles with Aljamain Sterling retaining his bantamweight title in a closely contested split decision against Sean O'Malley. The event stirred controversy as fighters like Dvalishvili and Topuria showcased their prowess. Fans are eager for a potential rematch between Sterling and O'Malley, setting the stage for more intense action.
The much-anticipated FA Cup fifth-round draw is set for 10 February 2025, broadcast live on BBC's 'The One Show'. Hosted by Kelly Somers, with football icons Alex Scott and Theo Walcott drawing the teams, fans can catch the action live or via social media. Notable matches like Manchester United vs. Leicester City promise thrilling fixtures for the weekend of 1-2 March.
Andrew Gwynne, UK Health Minister, was dismissed after offensive messages surfaced in a Labour group chat. The messages included disrespectful remarks towards constituents and fellow politicians. Gwynne apologized but was suspended while the Labour Party investigates. Conservatives criticized the incident, and Jewish leaders demanded his resignation.
The 2025 Delhi Assembly elections showcased sharp economic class divides. AAP retained its grip on poverty-stricken areas through welfare policies, while BJP gained traction in affluent constituencies with modernization appeals. Despite a 6% vote share, Congress couldn't secure any seats, highlighting opposition fragmentation.
