India and South Africa, both unbeaten, will clash in the ICC Men's T20 World Cup final tomorrow in Bridgetown. India, led by Rohit Sharma, and South Africa, captained by Aiden Markram, are vying for their first title. The match, on a fast-bowler-friendly Kensington Oval pitch, starts at 8:00 PM IST (10:30 AM local time). Fans can catch the action live on Star Sports and Disney+ Hotstar. With rain possibly affecting play, a reserve day is in place. Cricket enthusiasts eagerly anticipate this high-stakes contest between the tournament’s top teams.

Former Indian cricket captain Sourav Ganguly has defended Virat Kohli amid criticism of his T20 World Cup form, highlighting Kohli's outstanding performance in the previous ODI World Cup where he scored over 700 runs. Ganguly emphasized, "Virat should continue to open. He just had a World Cup of 700 runs seven months ago. He is human. Sometimes, he will also fail, and you have to accept it." Ganguly cited examples of cricket legends, stating, "People like Kohli, Tendulkar, Dravid, they are institutions for Indian cricket." India's captain Rohit Sharma echoed support, noting, "Form is never a problem for Kohli."

Harbhajan Singh rebuked Michael Vaughan for his 'silly' theory accusing the ICC of favoring India in the T20 World Cup semi-final venue selection. Vaughan claimed India benefited unfairly from playing in Guyana, prompting Harbhajan to dismiss the claim as unfounded. He argued that both teams competed under identical conditions, with England even winning the toss. India's comprehensive victory, driven by Rohit Sharma and spinners Axar Patel and Kuldeep Yadav, underscored their dominance. The exchange on social media highlighted differing opinions on the match's fairness amidst ongoing debates in cricket circles.

Dona Ganguly, renowned dancer and wife of former Indian cricketer Sourav Ganguly, has successfully recovered her hacked Facebook account. She expressed gratitude to Facebook for the recovery but noted challenges in reconnecting her page. Dona initially raised awareness through Instagram after a fake account was created in her name. This incident marks the third cyberattack targeting the Ganguly family, following previous hacks on their daughter Sana's social media. Police investigations are ongoing, and legal actions are being pursued to address the cybercrime.

Renowned dancer and wife of former Indian cricketer Sourav Ganguly, Dona Ganguly, has fallen victim to cybercrime. Her Facebook account was hacked, and a fake page was created in her name. Dona brought the incident to light through her Instagram post, warning her followers to be cautious. This is the third time the Ganguly family has been targeted by cybercrime, with their daughter Sana’s social media accounts being hacked in the past as well. The police are investigating the matter and are taking necessary legal actions.

Jasprit Bumrah has become the second-highest wicket-taker for India in a single T20 World Cup edition, with 13 wickets in the ongoing 2024 tournament. He achieved this feat after taking two wickets against England in the semi-final match. Arshdeep Singh, with 15 wickets, holds the top spot, while RP Singh ranks third with 12 wickets in the 2007 T20 World Cup. Bumrah's impressive performance has been a significant contribution to India's success in the tournament. His bowling prowess has made him a key player for the Men in Blue.

Lionel Messi will sit out Argentina's final group stage match against Peru at the 2024 Copa América due to a hamstring injury. The 37-year-old star suffered the injury during Tuesday's match against Chile and underwent treatment on the sideline. Despite finishing the game, Messi reported discomfort in his right hamstring and adductor tightness. Argentina manager Lionel Scaloni plans to make several changes to the starting lineup, giving younger players an opportunity to play. Messi's absence comes as a precautionary measure to ensure his fitness for the tournament's later stages.

South Africa's cricket team is facing travel chaos at the T20 World Cup 2024. A private plane's landing failure in Barbados closed the airport, stranding the team, families, commentators, and officials in Trinidad. Inspections by authorities have halted all flights, putting the team's participation in the tournament at risk. This latest setback adds to the event's growing list of logistical issues and controversies. The team's fate remains uncertain as they wait for the airport to reopen. The incident has sparked concerns about the tournament's organization and the impact on teams and fans alike.

England midfielder Jude Bellingham has conceded that the team's performances have been underwhelming, but he believes they have a great opportunity to redeem themselves against Slovakia in the Round of 16 on Sunday. Despite Slovakia's lower FIFA ranking (45), Bellingham warns that they will be tough opponents. He notes that playing bigger nations can sometimes be easier, as they may come out to attack, leaving space for counter-attacks.

Uruguay thrashed Bolivia by 5-0 in a Copa America Group C match at MetLife Stadium, cementing their top spot with six points from two games. The convincing win virtually guarantees their quarterfinal berth. Uruguay's dominant performance showcased their strength in the tournament. With this victory, they have established themselves as a formidable force in the competition. The team's impressive display has set the stage for a strong run in the Copa America, and they are likely to be a tough opponent for any team in the next round.