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India.com
15-07-2025
- Sport
- India.com
WATCH: Mohammed Siraj left distraught after cruel dismissal that ends billion hopes at Lord's, video goes viral
WATCH: Mohammed Siraj left distraught after cruel dismissal that ends billion hopes at Lord's, video goes viral New Delhi: Mohammad Siraj was dismissed in a shocking manner on the fifth day of the third Test between India and England. Siraj, along with Ravindra Jadeja, did struggle, but the team could not win. Siraj held off the English bowlers for 29 balls, but one delivery from Shoaib Bashir bounced more. After hitting the edge of the bat, the ball hit the stumps and the gills scattered. Jadeja's attempt failed Ravindra Jadeja played a fighting innings of 61 not out. He kept hopes alive till the final overs, but as soon as Siraj was dismissed, India were all out for 170 and lost the match by 22 runs. Stokes and Archer's Fatal Spell Captain Ben Stokes and Jofra Archer played a big role in England's victory. Both took 3 wickets each to give India's batting continuous blows. Archer struck out Pant and Sundar and also snagged a brilliant catch. India's position deteriorated in the first session India needed 135 runs to start the day with six wickets to spare. But by losing crucial wickets like Pant, Rahul, Sundar and Reddy in the very first session, India gave England a chance to get back into the match. Most unlucky 😔 moment of the cricket. Mohmmad siraj unlucky out.#INDvsENG #INDvsENGTest #RAVINDRAJADEJA #siraj #cricket — RED BULL (@RedBullXcricket) July 14, 2025 Rahul dismissed by DRS Ben Stokes made a strong appeal against KL Rahul which was turned down by the on-field umpire. Stokes immediately took the review and ball tracking proved him out. Pant and Sundar also failed Jofra Archer blasts Rishabh Pant off stump on a brilliant delivery. After that, he caught Sundar himself with his own hands and then got caught by the wicketkeeper on a ball. England take the lead in the series India's entire team was reduced to 170 and England won the match by 22 runs to take a 2-1 lead in the five-match series.
NDTV
14-07-2025
- Sport
- NDTV
Mohammed Siraj's Cruel Dismissal That Broke A Billion Indian Hearts At Lord's
Mohammed Siraj got dismissed in a shocking manner as India went down fighting against England in the third Test encounter at Lord's on Monday. Chasing a target of 193, Ravindra Jadeja and Mohammed Siraj produced a stunning fightback before the visitors were bundled out for 170. Siraj survived 29 balls against a determined England bowling attack before he was dismissed by Shoaib Bashir. The delivery from the England spinner bounced a bit more than Siraj expected and although he did get a lot of bat on it, the overspin took the ball backwards. Siraj could only watch as it hit the leg stump and disloged his stumps as the England players erupted in celebration. The disappointment was clear on the India pacer's face as a billion Indian dreams were shattered with just one wicket at the Lord's Cricket Ground. Most unluckymoment of the cricket. Mohmmad siraj unlucky out. #INDvsENG #INDvsENGTest #RAVINDRAJADEJA #siraj #cricket — RED BULL (@RedBullXcricket) July 14, 2025 Ravindra Jadeja's heroic effort went in vain as England edged out India by 22 runs on the fifth and final day of a wildly fluctuating third Test with skipper Ben Stokes and Jofra Archer playing pivotal roles. d thus go 2-1 up in the five-match series. The day started with India requiring 135 runs and England having to pick six wickets after setting the visitors a 193-run target. The hosts got four Indian batters out before lunch but were made to work hard for the remaining two wickets in the last two sessions. India were finally all out for 170. Archer (3/55) and Stokes (3/48) were the chief architects of the English victory, even as Jadeja battled hard for India with a gritty unbeaten 61. India lost the big wickets of Rishabh Pant (9), KL Rahul (39), Washington Sundar (0), and Nitish Reddy (13) in the first session to hand England the advantage. Lead pacer Archer sent Pant's off stump for a walk with a jaffa that straightened after landing on the perfect length. Skipper Stokes rose to the occasion as he trapped KL Rahul in front of the wicket, giving the momentum back to England. The on-field umpire was not convinced by the England team's loud appeal for an lbw, prompting Stokes to go upstairs and the decision came in his favour. Jofra was on the money consistently this morning and pulled off a brilliant catch off his own bowling to send back Sundar and Chris Wokes, and then had Washinton Sundar edge one to the keeper. Their efforts paved the way for England victory.
The Irish Sun
05-07-2025
- Automotive
- The Irish Sun
Christian Horner drops major hint over Max Verstappen exit as he reveals Red Bull contract clause
RED BULL boss Christian Horner has dropped a major hint over the future of Max Verstappen. Advertisement 4 Christian Horner has given a hint over the future of four-time F1 champion Max Verstappen Credit: Alamy 4 Verstappen has been linked with a move to Mercedes Credit: Shutterstock Editorial The Dutchman had been eyeing a fifth World Driver's Championship title in a row at the start of the season, but now sits P3 in the driver standings behind McLaren duo Oscar Piastri and His gap to the top car is 61 points following a DNF at the Austrian Grand Prix after Kimi Antonelli crashed into the side of him on the opening lap. Verstappen is well known to have clauses in his contract which means he can trigger an exit if results do not meet expectations - with one clause stating he must be running in at least P3 going into the summer break. And Red Bull chief Horner has now lifted the lid on the future of the reigning world champion. Advertisement READ MORE IN F1 Speaking to Sky "We are just focused on performing. If things stay as they are, 100 per cent he will be with us next year." Paddock reports had suggested the 27-year-old was being linked with a stunning move to Mercedes. Advertisement Most read in Motorsport BEST ONLINE CASINOS - TOP SITES IN THE UK And when pressed for clarification on his Verstappen comments, Horner deflected the question by focusing on the situation of the British driver. He added: "It's impossible to say 100 per cent. Ex-Red Bull mechanic claims Max Verstappen will quit F1 this year "Is it clear George Russell will 100 per cent be at Mercedes next year?" Advertisement He was just over a tenth quicker than the second-quickest driver Piastri, with Norris, Russell and 4 George Russell is out of contract with Mercedes at the end of the season Credit: Shutterstock Editorial 4 Advertisement
The Sun
05-07-2025
- Automotive
- The Sun
Horner: Verstappen Intends to Stay with Red Bull Amid Rumors
RED BULL team boss Christian Horner on Friday suggested that despite 'all the noise', four-time world champion Max Verstappen is hoping to remain with the team next year. The 27-year-old Dutchman has been heavily linked with a move to Mercedes next season, with some Italian media reporting that Verstappen had accepted an offer. Speaking during an official news conference at the British Grand Prix, Horner conceded that exit clauses existed in the Dutchman's contract, which runs to the end of 2028, but added that he felt Red Bull were in a 'fairly comfortable' position. 'There's obviously an awful lot of people talking about it, but what's most important is the relationship between the driver and the team,' said a defensive Horner. 'There's an agreement that defines that, as well, and everybody's very clear on where we're at. 'Max has been with Red Bull since the very start of his career. All his successes come in Red Bull Racing cars. He's a big part of our team and he has a great deal of faith in the team and the people around him. 'So, whilst there's always going to be speculation and noise, I think we all sit fairly comfortable with where we're at and what the situation is. We can't control the narrative of others but internally, we know where we're at.' Asked if he could confirm that Verstappen would be a Red Bull driver in 2026, when a new set of technical regulations are to be introduced, Horner stressed it was his and the driver's intention, but was unable to be categoric. 'Look, the contracts between the drivers and the teams are always going to remain confidential/' he said. 'With any driver's contract, there is an element of a performance mechanism, and of course that exists within Max's contract. 'His intention is that he will be there and driving for us in 2026. It's inevitable that he's of huge interest to any other team in the pit lane. 'Ignoring the noise' 'Actually, probably, George (Russell, Mercedes driver) triggered all this speculation, probably trying to leverage his own situation and force clarity, which you can understand because he's driven a very good season as well this year. 'But inevitably, there will always be speculation about it. I think the most important thing is the clarity that exists between Max and the team -- and that's very clear.' Horner repeated that Verstappen's contract runs until 2028. 'He's made it quite clear that he would like to finish his career in a Red Bull car from start to finish,' he stressed. 'I think that's quite special and unique for him. That's what we're focused on. We're just ignoring the noise and focusing on the areas we know where we need to improve and how to do that.' Horner added that 2026 was sure to be a transformational year with no guarantees. 'It's the biggest rule-change in F1 probably in the last 50 years, where both chassis and power unit are being introduced at the same time,' he said. 'Nobody, with hand on heart, can know what the pecking order is going to be. 'So there are no guarantees that jumping into a Mercedes car would automatically be a better proposition.'
The Sun
05-07-2025
- Automotive
- The Sun
Red Bull boss says Verstappen wants to stay despite Mercedes links
RED BULL team boss Christian Horner on Friday suggested that despite 'all the noise', four-time world champion Max Verstappen is hoping to remain with the team next year. The 27-year-old Dutchman has been heavily linked with a move to Mercedes next season, with some Italian media reporting that Verstappen had accepted an offer. Speaking during an official news conference at the British Grand Prix, Horner conceded that exit clauses existed in the Dutchman's contract, which runs to the end of 2028, but added that he felt Red Bull were in a 'fairly comfortable' position. 'There's obviously an awful lot of people talking about it, but what's most important is the relationship between the driver and the team,' said a defensive Horner. 'There's an agreement that defines that, as well, and everybody's very clear on where we're at. 'Max has been with Red Bull since the very start of his career. All his successes come in Red Bull Racing cars. He's a big part of our team and he has a great deal of faith in the team and the people around him. 'So, whilst there's always going to be speculation and noise, I think we all sit fairly comfortable with where we're at and what the situation is. We can't control the narrative of others but internally, we know where we're at.' Asked if he could confirm that Verstappen would be a Red Bull driver in 2026, when a new set of technical regulations are to be introduced, Horner stressed it was his and the driver's intention, but was unable to be categoric. 'Look, the contracts between the drivers and the teams are always going to remain confidential/' he said. 'With any driver's contract, there is an element of a performance mechanism, and of course that exists within Max's contract. 'His intention is that he will be there and driving for us in 2026. It's inevitable that he's of huge interest to any other team in the pit lane. 'Ignoring the noise' 'Actually, probably, George (Russell, Mercedes driver) triggered all this speculation, probably trying to leverage his own situation and force clarity, which you can understand because he's driven a very good season as well this year. 'But inevitably, there will always be speculation about it. I think the most important thing is the clarity that exists between Max and the team -- and that's very clear.' Horner repeated that Verstappen's contract runs until 2028. 'He's made it quite clear that he would like to finish his career in a Red Bull car from start to finish,' he stressed. 'I think that's quite special and unique for him. That's what we're focused on. We're just ignoring the noise and focusing on the areas we know where we need to improve and how to do that.' Horner added that 2026 was sure to be a transformational year with no guarantees. 'It's the biggest rule-change in F1 probably in the last 50 years, where both chassis and power unit are being introduced at the same time,' he said. 'Nobody, with hand on heart, can know what the pecking order is going to be. 'So there are no guarantees that jumping into a Mercedes car would automatically be a better proposition.'
