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Without revealing their looks in the film, Alia Bhatt gave a sneak peek of her upcoming film Brahmastra . Alia Bhatt treated her fans to stills from the sets of the upcoming fantasy film, Brahmāstra, written and directed by Ayan Mukerji, and produced by Karan Johar.on Thursday afternoon. The actress shared two pictures with her ‘magical boys’ Ranbir Kapoor and Ayan Mukerji from the sets of the film. In the post, Alia, Ranbir and Ayan are pictured standing in front of a huge idol of Goddess Kali. In another picture, the trio smiled for the camera with Goddess Kali’s idol in the background. Ranbir Kapoor, Alia Bhatt, Nagarjuna, Mouni Roy come together for a 10-day shoot of Brahmastra in Mumbai In March, Ranbir Kapoor, Amitabh Bachchan, Alia Bhatt, Mouni Roy, and Nagarjuna had come together for the final leg of Ayan Mukerji’s fantasy action adventure, Brahmastra, in Mumbai. From the picture, it seems that the trio was prepping for scenes before the final ... » Learn More about Alia Bhatt posts pics with her ‘magical boys’ Ranbir and Ayan Mukerji

Juventus booked a place in the Coppa Italia final after holding visitors Inter Milan to a 0-0 draw in their semi-final, second leg on Tuesday, sealing a date with either Napoli or Atalanta with a 2-1 success on aggregate. Romelu Lukaku and Lautaro Martinez had chances to get Inter back in the tie in the first half, while Cristiano Ronaldo came closest to adding to Juve's aggregate advantage in the opening period, having scored both of their goals in the first leg. After the break, Ronaldo turned on the style and was only denied another goal in the tie by two fine saves from Inter goalkeeper Samir Handanovic. Inter threw everything at Juve late on but veteran keeper Gianluigi Buffon and his defence stood firm to secure a spot in the showpiece match against the winners of Wednesday's semi, with Atalanta hosting Napoli after a 0-0 draw in the first leg. Juventus coach Andrea Pirlo has faced criticism in the first season in his managerial career but his team won the ... » Learn More about Coppa Italia: Cristiano Ronaldo’s Juventus hold Inter to a draw to make final

Taking advantage of a quiet game from Lionel Messi in his 900th career match, Sevilla defeated Barcelona 2-0 in the first leg of the Copa del Rey semifinals. Messi squandered a couple of chances as Sevilla won its eighth consecutive match in all competitions on Wednesday thanks to a goal by Jules Kound – in the first half and another by former Barcelona midfielder Ivan Rakitic near the end. The second leg will be on February 27 at the Camp Nou Stadium in Barcelona. Athletic Bilbao hosts Levante on Thursday in the first leg of the other semifinal. Sevilla and Barcelona entered the semis as the hottest teams in Spain. The Catalan club was coming off six straight wins in all competitions. The teams played in the Copa final in 2016 and 2018, with Barcelona coming out on top both times. The Catalan club is trying to make it to its ninth final in 11 years. It made it to the last four nine straight times before being eliminated by Athletic in the quarterfinals last season. ... » Learn More about Copa del Rey: Sevilla beat Barcelona in Lionel Messi’s 900th game

Barcelona superstar Lionel Messi added another feather to his illustrious cap as he bagged the best “men’s player of the decade” award on Sunday. The International Federation of Football History and Statistics (IFFHS) named Messi on the top position ahead of the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo, Neymar Jr, and Andres Iniesta. The organization conducted a poll including its members from other 150 countries around the world to find the best men’s player over the last decade. It also picked the best player for each continent. While Ronaldo picked up the award for the UEFA region, it was Messi who triumphed globally – as well as amongst the CONMEBOL nations. The 33-year-old had a fabulous run in the last decade, picking up six La Liga titles , five Copa del Rey trophies, two Champions Leagues, and four Ballon d’Ors. In the ongoing La Liga season, the Argentine has once again emerged as the lone shining spot for the struggling Barcelona by scoring 12 goals and two assists in 18 La Liga, and ... » Learn More about Football: Lionel Messi beats Cristiano Ronaldo and Neymar Jr. to win Best men’s Player of the decade

IMAGE: India's Axar Patel celebrates taking the wicket of England's Zak Crawley on Thursday, Day 1 of the fourth Test, at the Narendra Modi stadium, in Motera, Ahmedabad. Photograph: Surjeet Yadav/Getty Images England endured a top-order collapse before they registered a below-par 205 in their first innings in the fourth and final Test against India in Ahmedabad on Thursday. A sixth consecutive sub-200 total looked on the cards for the tourists after they slumped to 30-3 in the morning session. Ben Stokes (55) and Dan Lawrence (46) propped them up but England might regret not making the most of the perfect batting conditions at the Narendra Modi Stadium. India, who are 2-1 up in the four-Test series, were 24-1 at stumps and will be confident against a spin-heavy England attack with James Anderson as the lone frontline seamer. Rohit Sharma was batting on eight and Cheteshwar Pujara was on 15 with the hosts 181 behind. IMAGE: India pacer Mohammed Siraj ... » Learn More about PIX: Axar, Ashwin torment England again

Next Prince William and Kate Middleton celebrated their first wedding anniversary yesterday. We take a look at how the Duchess of Cambridge's fashion sense has evolved over the past year, ever since she stepped into royal shoes! I t's been 12 months since the they tied the knot on April 29, 2011, but the hoopla surrounding them continues to build. Although the royal couple decided to celebrate their first anniversary in a rather low-key manner which didn't involve any public appearances, hardly a week goes by without capturing them on camera; particularly Kate, who has won hearts the world over ever since she married her Prince Charming. And more than her gracious demeanour and lovely smile, it's the erstwhile Miss Middleton's fashion statements that attract all the attention -- whatever she wears today is tomorrow's rage! Nominated to several best-dressed list s over the years (even before she was married), she's particularly endeared herself to ... » Learn More about IMAGES: Queen of Style: Kate’s first year

'I think that as batters if you don't score runs, you will always look at yourselves, you'll always try and find ways to improve and we've certainly done that.' IMAGE: Joe Root bats in the nets in Ahmedabad on Wednesday. Photograph: England Cricket/Twitter England skipper Joe Root on Wednesday said the pitch for the fourth and final Test against India looks very similar to the one on which his team was decimated in the third game but the visitors have learnt their lessons to be ready for the challenge starting Thursday. India need to either draw or win the match to find a place in the World Test Championships final in June, while a win for England would revive some of the lost confidence after the thrashing inside two days in the third Test. "It's (the pitch) looking very similar...I think the most important thing is that we learn all the lessons from the last two Test matches and make sure we're back for it," Root said when asked about the raging debate over the ... » Learn More about Pitch looks the same but we learn our lessons: Root

'It can get very monotonous and it is very difficult to keep yourself excited about small things' 'No human being can possibly go on for that many number of games throughout of the year. Everyone needs to find windows of having some time off' IMAGE: Virat Kohli is convinced that as long as players are staying in bio-secure environments, taking intermittent breaks is not a bad idea. Photograph: BCCI India skipper Virat Kohli feels rotation policy is the way forward in the age of bio-bubbles as mental fatigue caused by restrictive quarantines will make it extremely difficult for players to stay hungry. England have been following a rotation policy in their ongoing tour of India, something that has drawn criticism from legends such as Kevin Pietersen. Kohli, though, is convinced that as long as players are staying in bio-secure environments, taking intermittent breaks is not a bad idea. "The kind of systems you have to follow in the bubble, it can get very monotonous ... » Learn More about Kohli bats for rotation policy in age of bio-bubbles

IMAGE: On Sunday, England wicketkeeper-batsman Ben Foakes said that his side knows that the pitch for the 4th Test is going to turn from ball one. Photograph: Jordan Mansfield/Getty Images for Surrey CCC Amid debate over how the pitch played during the third Test in Ahmedabad, West Indies great Vivian Richards slammed England for complaining about the spinning wicket and added that he wants to see a similar track in the final Test of the series. India defeated England within two days in the pink-ball Test in a match saw both India and England batsmen failing to shine and getting out to balls that didn't turn and skidded through from the spinners. Richards also feels that batters need to prepare themselves for these conditions rather than complaining about the spinning conditions. "I've been asked questions recently about the Test match that was played in India... the second and third Test match against England. And I am a little confused about the question really because ... » Learn More about Stop moaning and groaning about pitches: Sir Viv tells England

‘We wish (England) well, see what unfolds. It's out of our hands but we'll be watching on with interest.’ IMAGE: Australia Test captain Tim Paine speaks to England Test skipper Joe Root. An England win in Ahmedabad would put Australia in the final of the inaugural World Test Championship (WTC) against New Zealand, knocking India out of the running. Photograph: Stu Forster/Getty Images Cheering on England is generally a low priority for Australia's cricketers but Joe Root's team can count on warm support from their Ashes foes during the fourth and final Test against India this week. An England win in Ahmedabad would put Australia in the final of the inaugural World Test Championship (WTC) against New Zealand, knocking India out of the running. Australia's Twenty20 squad in New Zealand will be keeping tabs on the action in the subcontinent while preparing for matches against the Black Caps. "Bit of self-interest there, isn't it, for us following England for ... » Learn More about Why Australia will be Rooting for Joe & Co in 4th Test