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On our new Sports Journalism page, we dive deep into the world of sports media. Here, you'll find insightful articles, in-depth analyses, and the latest updates from the field of sports journalism. This page offers a rich tapestry of stories that highlight the challenges, triumphs, and evolving landscape of sports reporting. From exclusive interviews and breaking news to behind-the-scenes looks at how sports stories are crafted, join us as we celebrate and explore the dynamic intersection of sports and journalism.
Why Argentina is football's greatest nation: Maradona, Messi and a century of World Cup glory
Published 13 hours ago: Argentina's bond with football, shaped by icons like Maradona and Messi and a century of World Cup drama, has made the sport central to its national identity.
Why France are always the team to beat at the World Cup
Published 3 days ago: France are perennial favorites at the World Cup; their century-long presence, from Rimet to Platini, has made them the team to beat.
Germany at the World Cup: The machine that learned to dream
Published 5 days ago: Germany's football is defined by disciplined planning, rigorous preparation and a system-driven approach that has delivered sustained World Cup success.
Close of play: Farewell to Qamar Ahmed
Published 6 days ago: Veteran cricket journalist Qamar Ahmed, a fixture of the press box for decades and a bridge to the game's past, has died after a lifetime covering global cricket.
How Italy won four World Cups and then vanished from the biggest stage
Published 6 days ago: Italy built a defence-first football that captured four World Cups, but in recent years its historic dominance has faded from football's biggest stages.
From Pele to Ronaldo: Ranking Brazil's greatest World Cup players ever
Published last week: Ranking Brazil's greatest World Cup players, from Pele and Garrincha to Ronaldo and modern stars, showing how these icons defined the nation's unique football artistry.
Pele to Messi: How World Cup finals wrote football's greatest story
Published last week: From Pele to Messi, World Cup finals shaped football's global story, tracing triumphs and heartbreaks and showing how the game became a shared language.
Kane Williamson retires: The end of an era
Published last week: Kane Williamson retired from international cricket after a Test at Lord's, closing a career of calm composure and roughly 19,000 runs across formats.
Nahid Rana: Bangladesh's 152km/h fast-bowling force
Published last week: Nahid Rana, a 6ft5 fast bowler from Chapai Nawabganj, emerged as Bangladesh's express pacer, clocking a top speed of 152.0km/h after being discovered at 18.
World Cup hydration breaks open a new ad revenue stream
Published last week: Broadcasters covering the 2026 FIFA World Cup will sell premium advertising slots created by FIFA-mandated hydration breaks, opening a new revenue stream.
Football fever grips the globe as FIFA World Cup takes center stage
Published 2 weeks ago: The 2026 FIFA World Cup expands to 48 teams across the United States, Canada and Mexico, featuring 104 matches and a new Round of 32 to widen global participation.
Visa delays raise concerns for World Cup media access
Published 2 weeks ago: Visa processing delays could stop some journalists reaching the 2026 FIFA World Cup on time, raising calls for swift coordination between FIFA and host nations.
Vaibhav Sooryavanshi: The Bihar boy who rewrote the game
Published 3 weeks ago: Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, 15, from Samastipur, Bihar, is a cricket prodigy whose rare talent and relentless practice are redefining how the game is played.
The slow death of Pakistan cricket: Nostalgia, nepotism, and the end of a golden era
Published last month: Pakistan cricket's decline is a self-inflicted collapse driven by nostalgia, nepotism and poor governance, reducing a once-feared side to a pale shadow.
How Dr. Nauman Niaz built the world's greatest private sports museum
Published 4 months ago: Dr. Nauman Niaz has curated a private sports museum in Rawalpindi that houses cricket and multi-sport artifacts, preserving athletic history and memory for visitors.
Dr. Nauman Niaz revisits Pakistan's cricket legacy in two new books
Published 4 months ago: Dr. Nauman Niaz revisits Pakistan's cricket legacy in two newly launched books, exploring archival commentary, personal memories and the sport's cultural history.
Pakistan and Bangladesh unite against BCCI's cricket dominance
Published 4 months ago: Pakistan and Bangladesh unite to challenge the BCCI's dominance in cricket governance, while Pakistan's team faces systemic decline and calls for reform.
Pakistan's bold stand against ICC: What it means for cricket's future
Published 4 months ago: Pakistan's withdrawal from its India match at the ICC T20 World Cup 2026 is a deliberate refusal that could alter cricket governance and future matches.
Pakistan cricket's $1.3 billion gamble: ICC T20 World Cup 2026 boycott decision
Published 4 months ago: Pakistan must decide whether to boycott the ICC T20 World Cup 2026, balancing national sovereignty and economic costs against the demands of sporting diplomacy.
Mohammad Ilyas: Pakistani cricket legend dies at 79 leaving defiant legacy
Published 5 months ago: Mohammad Ilyas, Pakistani cricket legend and opening batsman, dies at 79. Known for his defiant spirit, Test century, and confrontations with authority.
NBCUniversal Winter Olympics ad inventory sells out early
Published 5 months ago: NBCUniversal sold out all ad inventory for the 2026 Milan Cortina Winter Olympics over a month before the Games, setting a record for combined TV/digital revenue.
Algeria under scrutiny over imprisonment of French sports reporter
Published 6 months ago: French journalist Christophe Gleizes has been imprisoned in Algeria for over a year, sparking concerns from international press freedom organizations.
Brighton Football Club bars Guardian in access dispute
Published 6 months ago: Brighton & Hove Albion has barred Guardian journalists from its stadium, triggering criticism from media advocates and MPs concerned about press freedom.
Inside the world's largest private sports memorabilia collection
Published 6 months ago: Dr. Nauman Niaz houses potentially the largest private sports memorabilia collection in the world, showcasing unique artifacts and historical significance.
Collector preserves Pakistan cricket history in rare memorabilia book
Published 7 months ago: Retired banker Afzal Ahmad preserves Pakistan cricket history by compiling rare memorabilia into a unique collection that spans 77 years.
PSL vs IPL: Franchise valuation gap reveals PCB's catastrophic mismanagement
Published 7 months ago: The PSL's franchise valuations starkly contrast with the IPL's, highlighting the PCB's failures in management and strategic growth.
Babar Azam's form slump: Inside the psychological battle and classical crisis of Pakistan's cricket maestro
Published 7 months ago: Explore the psychological battle behind Babar Azam's recent form slump as Pakistan's cricket maestro navigates expectations and personal challenges.
PSL's decline: From cricket's bright promise to bureaucratic mediocrity and franchise crisis
Published 8 months ago: The Pakistan Super League's promising beginnings have faded into mediocrity due to bureaucratic mismanagement and franchise issues.

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