Featured News

By Sports Live Hub (SLH) Featured Desk | February 13, 2026

By Sports Live Hub (SLH) Featured News | February 12, 2026

South Africa delivered a commanding statement in their opening match of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026, overpowering Canada by 57 runs at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad on February 9. Batting first after losing the toss, the Proteas posted a formidable 213/4, powered by captain Aiden Markram’s explosive 59 off 32 balls. Lungi Ngidi then dismantled the Canadian chase with a match-winning 4-wicket haul, restricting them to 156/8. This clinical all-round performance not only secures an early win in Group D but also sends a loud message about South Africa’s title ambitions in the expanded tournament.

The cricketing world is at a standstill as the most anticipated fixture of the 2026 T20 World Cup—India vs. Pakistan—hangs in the balance. Following intense discussions in Lahore today, February 9, 2026, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has signaled a potential “U-turn” on its boycott stance, but only if the International Cricket Council (ICC) meets three pivotal demands.

The ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026 has been hit by a diplomatic earthquake. On February 1, 2026, the Government of Pakistan officially barred its national team from playing the high-stakes group match against India. This “selective boycott” has triggered a global debate on the intersection of sports, politics, and the massive financial stakes of the “greatest rivalry in cricket.”

In a nail-biting match that kept supporters on the edge of their seats right until the last over, Australia beat India by 2 wickets in the second ODI at the Adelaide Oval to seal the three-match ODI series 2–0. It was one of those games replete with drama, momentum changes, and individual heroics the kind of game that reminds the sporting world why this rivalry is still one of the best in contemporary sport.

Legendary Kazakh boxer Gennady “GGG” Golovkin is stepping back into the global spotlight. Not as a fighter, but as a leader. The former middleweight world champion has officially announced his intention to run for the presidency of the World Boxing Association (WBA), marking a bold transition from ring dominance to sports governance.

The 2025 Ivy League volleyball season reached a pulse-pounding moment as Brown University’s women’s team clinched a dramatic five-set victory over Yale. The win, achieved in a high-pressure match, solidifies Brown’s standing as a top contender in the league and highlights the team’s resilience and skill.

FIFA President Gianni Infantino announced a brand-new regional tournament for Southeast Asian nations on Sunday, October 27, 2025, during the ASEAN Summit in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The competition, officially named the FIFA ASEAN Cup, aims to provide a stronger platform for national teams from the region.

In a thrilling One Day International (ODI) clash in Sydney, Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli produced a masterclass in batting to guide India to a remarkable victory over Australia. The experienced duo combined for a match-winning partnership that showcased their trademark calmness, precision, and composure under pressure.

The BWF Junior World Championships 2025 got off to a strong start for India as the nation’s young shuttlers dominated the opening round with confidence, precision, and teamwork. Competing in Guwahati, the Indian contingent delivered a flawless performance, showcasing the country’s growing depth in youth badminton. With commanding straight-game victories across categories, India signaled their intent to make a deep run in this year’s tournament.

The Atlanta Hawks are shaking up the Eastern Conference in dramatic fashion. According to multiple reports, the Hawks are finalizing a three-team blockbuster deal to acquire Kristaps Porziņģis from the Boston Celtics, a move that could significantly alter the team’s trajectory heading into the 2025,26 NBA season. The trade, which also involves the Brooklyn Nets, is designed to push Atlanta from a middling playoff contender to a legitimate force in the East.