Adidas has halted the sale of the new German national team's football jerseys due to the number 44 resembling the logo of the Nazi Party’s SS paramilitary units. The German Football Federation has also ceased delivery of jerseys with the number 44 from its online shop. The move follows concerns over the resemblance of the two fours to the stylized SS symbol used by the Nazi Party’s Schutzstaffel group. The federation and its partner are now seeking an alternative design for the number 4. The stylized SS symbol is banned in Germany today.      

Mumbai Indians' skipper, Rohit Sharma, faced a disappointing start to IPL 2024, equaling Dinesh Karthik's record for the most ducks in IPL history. Sharma's golden duck against Rajasthan Royals contributed to MI's third consecutive defeat, leaving them at the bottom of the standings. The team suffered a batting collapse, managing only 125/9 despite Hardik Pandya's aggressive 34 and Tilak Varma's steady 32. MI's top-order crumbled against RR's bowlers, with three batters failing to open their account. Sharma's struggle underscores MI's challenges in the ongoing tournament.

In a commanding display, Rajasthan Royals clinched their third consecutive victory in the IPL 2024, overpowering Mumbai Indians by six wickets. Led by Riyan Parag's stellar unbeaten 54, the Royals chased down a modest target of 126 with ease. Yuzvendra Chahal and Trent Boult's exceptional bowling restricted Mumbai to a mere 125/9. Despite Hardik Pandya's resilient 34, Mumbai's struggles continued, extending their losing streak. The win propels Rajasthan to the top of the points table, while Mumbai faces mounting pressure to bounce back in the tournament.            

During Mumbai Indians' IPL 2024 match, ex-cricketer Sanjay Manjrekar scolds spectators for loudly booing Hardik Pandya at Wankhede Stadium. Pandya faced anger from fans after becoming captain, replacing Rohit Sharma. Despite Manjrekar's warning to "behave," the booing continued. Pandya, not bothered, led an unchanged XI. MI, yet to win in the season, suffered losses before their 250th fixture. The crowd's reaction has drawn criticism, with experts disapproving of the behavior. Pandya, however, stays calm amid the controversy about his captaincy and the team's performance.

Despite MS Dhoni's valiant effort, Delhi Capitals secured a 20-run win against Chennai Super Kings in their IPL 2024 encounter. Rishabh Pant's impressive half-century (50 runs) and Mukesh Kumar's three-wicket haul (3/35) guided DC to their first victory of the season. CSK's chase of 192 faltered despite contributions from Ajinkya Rahane (45 runs) and Daryl Mitchell (34 runs), with Dhoni's late blitz of 37* off 16 balls not sufficient to seal the win. Earlier, Pant (51 runs) and David Warner (52 runs) led DC to a formidable total of 191/5. The thrilling match showcased DC's resilience and marked a crucial win in their IPL campaign.

In a gripping encounter, Gujarat Titans emerged victorious against Sunrisers Hyderabad in the IPL 2024 match held in Ahmedabad. Led by veteran seamer Mohit Sharma's stellar performance with figures of 3/25, GT restricted SRH to 162/8 after Pat Cummins chose to bat. David Miller's unbeaten 44 off 27 balls and Sai Sudharsan's crucial 45 propelled GT to victory, chasing down the target with five balls to spare. Despite SRH's strong start, GT's spin duo of Rashid Khan and Noor Ahmad turned the tide, securing their team's second win of the season.

In a stunning comeback, Rishabh Pant marked his return to the Indian Premier League with a scintillating 32-ball 51 against Chennai in Vizag. After recovering from injuries sustained in a car crash, the Delhi captain's late charge propelled his team to a formidable total of 191. Pant's innings, characterized by one-handed boundaries and powerful hits, received a standing ovation from both fans and teammates. Head coach Ricky Ponting lauded Pant's resilience, rushing to congratulate him as he walked off the field. Pant's stellar performance showcased his unwavering determination and ignited hope for a successful IPL campaign.

Mayank Yadav dazzled on his IPL 2024 debut for Lucknow Super Giants, unleashing the season's fastest delivery at 155.8 kmph against Punjab Kings. Despite joining LSG for Rs 20 lakh in 2022, injury kept him on the sidelines until now. With 12 T20 wickets in 10 matches and 34 List A wickets in 17 matches, Mayank, representing Delhi domestically, proved his mettle. Though his standout performance in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy 2023-2024 semi-finals couldn't lift Delhi past Punjab, his IPL debut showcased his promising talent.

Indian badminton duo, Chirag Shetty and Satwiksairaj Rankireddy, secure the no. 1 men’s doubles spot for 10 weeks, breaking records. They previously made history as the first Indians to claim gold at the Asian Games. Their victories include China Masters, Malaysia Open, India Open, French Open, and BWF World Tour 1000 series. They peaked in BWF rankings on Oct. 12, 2023, reclaiming the top spot in January after a short break. With 102,303 points as of Mar. 26, they lead by 5,000 points. Their closest rivals, South Korea’s Kang Min-hyuk and Seo Seung-jae, stand at 97,261 points.

Lucknow Super Giants have signed New Zealand pacer Matt Henry for ₹1.25 crores as a replacement for David Willey, who withdrew from IPL 2024 due to personal reasons. Henry, with limited IPL experience, previously played two matches for Punjab Kings in 2017 and was also part of Chennai Super Kings. The 29-year-old has featured in 17 T20Is, claiming 20 wickets, 82 ODIs with 141 dismissals, and 25 Tests, securing 95 wickets for New Zealand. Henry's addition adds depth to LSG's bowling lineup ahead of their clash against Punjab Kings.