Sports Bulletin on July 11: From Jasprit Bumrah magic at Lord's to Radhika Yadav's tragic Death

Add as a preferred source on Google

The sports world continues to rumble across the globe in various aspects. From cricket to football, there have been a few significant incidents.

On July 11, the Indian team continues to play England in the 3rd Test while there have been a few other developments across the sports world. Check Out the eight sports stories here on MyKhel.

Jasprit Bumrah gets another Fifer upon Return

Indian fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah delivered a sensational spell on Day 2 of the third Test against England, claiming four crucial wickets. The India pacer has made a stellar return with a fifer against the hosts as England crumbled in front of his pace. This is also the India ace's maiden fifer at Lord's.

Joe Root becomes fifth player to score 7000 Test runs on home soil

England's Joe Root reached a remarkable milestone by becoming only the fifth player in cricket history to score 7,000 Test runs on home soil. He achieved this feat with an unbeaten 99 on Day 1 of the third Test against India at Lord's. Root now joins legends like Ricky Ponting, Sachin Tendulkar, Mahela Jayawardene, and Jacques Kallis in this elite group.

Rishabh Pant misses Day 2 due to injury

Indian wicketkeeper-batsman Rishabh Pant was absent from the field on Day 2 of the third Test against England due to a finger injury. As a result, Dhruv Jurel took over the wicketkeeping responsibilities. Pant's absence was felt both behind the stumps and in the batting lineup, raising concerns about India's strategy and lineup for the remainder of the crucial Test match at Lord's.

Asia Cup in doubt as India, Sri Lanka refuse for Dhaka meet

The future of the Asia Cup 2025 is uncertain after both India and Sri Lanka declined to attend a key meeting in Bangladesh, putting the fate of the tournament in jeopardy. The continental tournament is set to be held later this year and is supposed to be played in 20-over format.

Tottenham seal move for Mohammed Kudus

Tottenham have agreed on a £55 million deal to sign Ghanaian forward Mohammed Kudus from West Ham on a long-term contract (likely until 2031). The move is seen as a key addition to bolster their attack under new manager Thomas Frank, who joined the North London club from Brentford.

Marcus Rashford attends Carrington despite no Man United future

Marcus Rashford, 27, reported back to Manchester United's Carrington training ground on July 7-8, despite being among five players advised to stay away to sort their futures. He trained individually-using the medical and rehab facilities-choosing to maintain fitness amid ongoing transfer interest from Bayern Munich and Barcelona. Still contracted until 2028, Rashford hasn't submitted a formal request, but remains open to a summer exit.

Cristiano Ronaldo collaborates with Fatal Fury

Cristiano Ronaldo announced a major collaboration with the upcoming fighting game Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves. In a video posted on X, Ronaldo revealed that a special game mode featuring his own story-set in the game's fictional South Town-will be released on July 15, 2025. The update highlights Ronaldo's competitive persona and aims to attract both football fans and gamers, reflecting the growing intersection between sports and digital entertainment

Tennis Player Radhika Yadav shot dead by Father

Radhika Yadav, a 25‑year‑old national‑level tennis player and academy founder from Gurugram, was fatally shot by her father, Deepak Yadav, on July 10, 2025, inside their home. Using his licensed .32‑caliber revolver, he fired five rounds-three to her back/chest-after villagers taunted him for depending on her income. The motive stemmed from a long‑standing dispute over her academy. He has been arrested and is in police remand.