Bangladesh defeated Ireland by an innings and 47 runs in their first-ever Test match at Sylhet International Cricket Stadium in November 2025, with Mahmudul Hasan Joy scoring 171 and Hasan Murad making a debut breakthrough, cementing Bangladesh’s dominance in the head-to-head record.
Dick Advocaat apologized to Sunderland fans after a 2-0 Premier League loss to AFC Bournemouth on February 6, 2016, as the club sat in 19th place with only 10 points. Fans made a 700-mile round trip, only to witness another defeat in a season that ended in relegation.
Pauline Quirke’s 2019 dementia diagnosis sparked her son Charlie’s fundraising crusade for the Alzheimer’s Society, raising over £100,000 and spotlighting rare frontotemporal dementia—changing how Britain sees early-onset cognitive decline.
Shreyas Iyer suffered a life-threatening splenic laceration after a fielding injury at the Sydney Cricket Ground on October 25, 2025, requiring ICU care and 1,850ml of blood. BCCI is reviewing fielding safety as his recovery begins.
The FTC's May 2023 settlement forces Ring, an Amazon-owned camera maker, to overhaul privacy safeguards after employees and hackers accessed intimate home footage, impacting thousands of users.
Patrick Mahomes guides the Chiefs to a 30-17 win over the Lions at Arrowhead Stadium, snapping Detroit's streak and sparking a post‑game scuffle.
George Russell clinched pole and a commanding win at the 2025 Singapore Grand Prix, boosting Mercedes and tightening the Formula 1 championship battle.
Team USA clinched the 2024 Presidents Cup at Royal Montreal Golf Club, beating the International side 18.5‑11.5 for a record tenth straight win, with captain Jim Furyk praising his squad.
The 2025 WNBA playoffs opened on Sept. 14 with a revamped format: best-of-three first round, best-of-five semifinals, and the league’s first-ever best-of-seven Finals. Golden State made the bracket as an expansion team in year one, Indiana battled through five season-ending injuries, and New York entered as defending champs. ESPN is carrying marquee games, with wider coverage across partner networks.
Baltimore and Buffalo open the 2025 season in primetime with title-level stakes. The market flipped from Bills -1.5 to Ravens -1.5, and the Week 1-high total sits at 50.5. Lamar Jackson and Josh Allen headline a game loaded with speed, red-zone storylines, and playoff implications. Here’s how each team can win—and a final score pick.