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Sarfaraz Khan’s return to the Indian Test squad creates a selection dilemma. He competes with Dhruv Jurel for a spot in the upcoming Sri Lanka series. Former spinner Ravichandran Ashwin believes Jurel might get the nod for the first Test. Ashwin suggests team management should offer Sarfaraz clarity on his role. Spin conditions in Galle

The legal chief at Paramount Skydance has raised concerns of a possible exit from California amid ongoing antitrust challenges. The company is fighting a lawsuit against its plans to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery, arguing the merger will adversely affect market competition. They also contend that this legal battle poses a risk to employment and the

Colts cornerback Sauce Gardner has initiated legal proceedings against a contractor based in Detroit. This lawsuit arises from a botched apartment renovation project, where Gardner alleges fraud and the misuse of his identity in marketing efforts. He demands not only the refund of renovation payments but also additional compensation. This off-field conflict marks a notable

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Gary Kirsten, the coach of Sri Lanka, has thrown his support behind India’s head coach Gautam Gambhir. He commended Gambhir for his impressive track record both as a player and coach, praising his astute understanding of the game. Additionally, Kirsten emphasised Sri Lanka’s commitment to honing their skills and expressed a desire for lengthier Test

Galle may not offer the raging turner many expected, with the pitch looking set to reward batting early before spin comes into play. India, meanwhile, appear inclined towards the safer three-spinner combination, prioritising batting depth and variety.