In the world of sports, various developments have happened in the last 24 hours. Across Cricket and Football, a number of new revelations have been made.
England have named their lineup for the 3rd Test at Lord's, while in Football, Chelsea have advanced to the Final of Club World Cup. Here are the key stories for you.

England confirmed Jofra Archer's inclusion in the playing XI for the third Test against India at Lord's, starting July 10. This marks his red-ball comeback after over four years, following his County Championship stint with Sussex. Apart from that, Brydon Carse is replaced by Gus Atkinson.
Tamil Nadu and Gujarat Titans spinner R Sai Kishore signed a short-term deal with Surrey for the County Championship 2025, bringing his 192 first-class wickets to the English side. He recently won the TNPL 2025 title with the Tiruppur Tamizhans as well.
Jasprit Bumrah is likely to return for the 3rd Test against England in Lord's. The India pacer missed out at Edgbaston but is set to be named in the lineup. Akash Deep, Bumrah's replacement picked up 10 wickets in the last match and will keep his place, as Prasidh Krishna is likely to make way.
Yuvraj Singh hosted the star-studded YWC Gala on July 8, 2025, at London's Grosvenor House to raise funds for his YouWeCan cancer foundation. The event featured cricket legends like Sachin Tendulkar, Virat Kohli, Brian Lara, Kevin Pietersen and Team India members ahead of the third Test at Lord's, celebrating resilience and philanthropy.
Portuguese footballer Diogo Jota was reportedly driving and possibly speeding during a car crash on a Spanish motorway, according to police evidence. The officials, after the primary investigation, also confirmed that Jota was driving at the time when the car crashed.
Arsenal have officially signed 26‑year‑old Spanish defensive midfielder Martín Zubimendi from Real Sociedad on July 6, 2025, agreeing a deal worth around £55 million paid in instalments. The five‑year contract sees him take the No. 36 shirt. Manager Mikel Arteta praised Zubimendi's tactical intelligence, composure, and game‑control ability as a key midfield anchor.
Joao Pedro scored a brace as Chelsea advanced to the final of the Club World Cup 2025. The new signing for the Blues netted in either halves to give the Londoners a huge win. They will play the winners of PSG and Real Madrid in the final of the competition.
Christian Horner has been removed as Red Bull Racing's team principal after nearly 20 years, with Laurent Mekies set to replace him. Red Bull offered no reason but praised Horner's legacy, which includes eight drivers' and six constructors' titles. His exit follows a performance dip and Verstappen's uncertain future. Horner was previously cleared of misconduct allegations. Despite his dismissal, Red Bull acknowledged his pivotal role in the team's Formula 1 success.
Carlos Alcaraz overcame a tough Round of 16 clash at Wimbledon 2025, battling past Andrey Rublev 7‑6(5), 3‑6, 6‑4, 6‑4. After dropping the opening set and committing double faults, Alcaraz showcased resilience-powered by aggressive serving and tactical variety-to secure his spot in the quarter-finals with composure and clutch shot-making.
Debabrata Das, CAB Joint Secretary, is accused of serious financial misconduct. Aditya School of Sports alleges he took ₹4 lakh promising CAB club recognition but failed to deliver. Town Club claims he accepted players' money by promising Bengal team spots, added their food bills to CAB expenses, and abused his dual roles. Formal complaints filed; CAB urged to investigate and recover funds.