Azhar Ansari

A 32-year-old man from Sakinaka in Mumbai died on Sunday afternoon while on a parasailing trip off Malvan coast in Sindhudurg district, some 500 kilometres from here, police said.

Dena Bank registered a thumping 4-0 win against Bombay Gymkhana in a Super Division play-off match of the MDFA (Mumbai District Football Association) League, at the St. Xavier's ground, Parel on Friday.

Two students of a private college were run over by a pick-up vehicle in Chaksu on Tuesday afternoon. The victims were identified by Chaksu police station as Azhar Ansari (24), a native Sawai Madhopur, and Om Prakash Bishnoi (24) a resident of Jalore district.

Two men were arrested recently for allegedly helping scamsters with bank accounts that were used to park funds siphoned from victims of online frauds.

Senior VCA scorer and statistician Dilip Singh Upring had a busy Monday.

Deepak Hooda on Sunday celebrated his call-up to the Indian T20I squad for a tri-series in Sri Lanka with a fine all-round display for the RBI in the 14th DY Patil T20 Cup.

While he fashioned his team’s chase against the Sobo Supersonics on the tournament opener’s first night, on Friday, he slammed a last ball six to earn his team a thrilling win against the Na-Mo Bandra Blasters.

Sunil Gavaskar XI, after getting off to a shaky start, managed to repair the early damage before their first innings folded at 261 against Khandu Rangnekar XI.

Krutik Hangawadi's fine bowling performance (4 for 25) helped Sunil Gavaskar XI restrict Polly Umrigar XI to a total of 162 in the first innings on the opening day of the Shatkar Trophy.

Two Pakistani boys, who were arrested after straying across Barmer border in Rajasthan, were handed over to the Pakistani authorities as they were found innocent.

Sobo Supersonics wicketkeeper bat, Prasad Pawar smashed a brilliant 53-ball 83 to help his side to a modest 149. In reply, the Blasters could only manage 99 to hand Supersonics a win by 50 runs.

Namo Bandra Blasters made a winning start to their T20 Mumbai League campaign after they defeated Shivaji Park Lions by 12 runs at the Wankhede Stadium here.

On Friday, Namo Bandra Blasters’ bowlers gave away 50 runs off the last 16 deliveries to hand Triumph Knights Mumbai North East a thrilling win in the inaugural edition of the T20 Mumbai League.

Ajinkya Rahane and Rohan Raje helped Indian Oil chase down a stiff target against Air India in the 17th DY Patil T20 Cup in Navi Mumbai on Friday.

After seeing Sunil Yadav taking on Bapuna XI bowlers, pacer Sandeep Singh wasn't looking too impressed and exchanged pleasantries with the Maharashtra XI batsman in the post lunch session.

Muhammad Imtiaz adjusts his spectacles while checking the seam of the Indian tricolour as he works on the flag in his 6x10ft shop in Upper bazaar.

Two dropped catches cost Shivaji Park Lions a cumulative 62 runs and eventually the match. Playing their opening game in the inaugural edition of the T20 Mumbai League, the Lions’ sloppy approach on the field allowed Namo Bandra Blasters to score a matchwinning 182. The Blasters later restricted the Lions to 170 and won by 12 runs.