11 h. ago Emma Raducanu's net worth dwarfed by world's richest cricketer who never played in the Ashes

Emma Raducanu has built up a huge net worth during her short but impressive career but it pales in comparison to that of cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar

Events

12 h. ago Ashes player ratings: Joe Root's century not enough as England crumble vs Australia at the Gabba

England were thrashed by eight wickets inside four days in the second Ashes Test as Australia took a 2-0 series lead

Sport

34 h. ago Ronnie O'Sullivan's staggering net worth £6.5m smaller than world's richest snooker player

Ronnie O'Sullivan has amassed a huge fortune over the course of his illustrious snooker career - but it pales in comparison to the net worth of another former world champion

Sport

66 h. ago Aussie woman finds love with one of the world's richest men 18 YEARS her senior

An Australian woman with humble beginnings in the coastal Queensland town of Mackay has found love with a multimillionaire in California - and he has a very weird hobby.

Politics

4 d. ago In the pink? Cricket bosses and players still not seeing benefit of day

The Ashes pink-ball Test at the Gabba may once again leave many in the sport wondering of the format has a futureIn October 2012 the International Cricket Council formally green-lit the idea of day-night Tests, offering a new, potentially lucrative spin on the oldest format. “This is all about new audiences and doing all we could to make the game more accessible at every level,” said the ECB’s then chief executive, Tom Harrison, when he announced England’s first pink-ball game a few years later. James Sutherland, Cricket Australia’s chief executive, welcomed the change from a status quo in which “Test cricket is played at times when most people are at work or school. We limit ourselves by staging cricket’s premium format at times when fans often cannot watch.”But since the day that decision was made just 24 of 554 Tests have been day-night games. Outside Australia, their most enthusiastic adopters, there have only been 11, out of a possible 486. Instead of turning on a new demograph...

Sport

5 d. ago World's Richest Authors 2025: Here are the 13 wealthiest living writers

These people have all written their way to fame and fortune.

Culture

7 d. ago Head ready to open again in second Ashes Test and says flexible batters will be key

Australian opener ‘preparing for anything’ in BrisbaneAgrees with Pat Cummins that batting order ‘overrated’Having swushbuckled Australia to victory after vaulting to the top of the order in the first Ashes Test, Travis Head arrived in Brisbane on Sunday to begin his preparations for the second, saying that the future of Test cricket lies in the hands of batters who can flex into a variety of positions. Head described pliable positions as “where the game’s going to”, proposing that Australia could already “use these players in a range of different ways to win games of cricket”.Last month Pat Cummins, Australia’s currently-injured captain, described the concept of batting orders as “pretty overrated”, insisting quality players “can bat wherever” – an opinion Head echoed. Continue reading...

Science

7 d. ago World's richest WAG has £500m net worth combined with Man Utd icon

Victoria Beckham has a net worth of £500million according to the 2025 Sunday Times Rich List, which is combined with her husband's earnings from his footballing career and subsequent club ownership

Economics

8 d. ago Richest WAG in the world worth £500m combined with Man Utd legend husband

Victoria Beckham has amassed a combined fortune of £500million with her husband David, making her one of the wealthiest WAGs in all of football

Economics

8 d. ago World's richest WAG worth incredible £500m and is married to Man United hero

The pair have since built an empire through their passions for fashion, business and sport

Economics

9 d. ago Why the needless mystery from Australia over Cummins and Khawaja for second Test? | Geoff Lemon

Mixed messages over captain Pat Cummins’s potential return to bowling in the Ashes are a curiously dismissive attitude towards the paying public You could speculate about whether Cricket Australia deliberately prefers to be opaque about player availability and team plans, or whether it just has a deficiency in communications, but once again the fitness of players and the makeup of the XI is left to be inferred from the selection in the larger squad of 14 players for the second Ashes Test in Brisbane.Normally, a board naming an unchanged squad would not be much news. This time it is, thanks to the possible movement in either direction of Pat Cummins and Usman Khawaja, neither of which has now eventuated. Continue reading...

Politics

1 week ago £110 million 'giga mansion' in Belgrave Square will become one of London's most expensive homes

Property 17 Belgrave Square has an illustrious history stretching back centuries and is Grade I listed, making it a desirable home for some of the world's richest individuals.

Economics

2 w. ago Premier League legend was left with £597 after being one of world's richest footballers

A former Premier League striker went from earning staggering amounts of money in the United Arab Emirates and China to having just £597 in his bank account

Politics

2 w. ago Andy Murray and Novak Djokovic theory issued by billionaire tennis star

Andy Murray and Novak Djokovic's six-month partnership as player and coach has been the subject of much discussion, with the world's richest tennis star weighing in

Politics

2 w. ago England Ashes player ratings as 1/10 star sets tone for humbling defeat vs Australia

England were bowled out for just 164 in their second innings as Australia won the first Ashes Test by eight wickets after Travis Head's sensational century on day two.

Sport

2 w. ago In less than 20 years none of us will be working at all thanks to artificial intelligence, says Elon Musk

The world's richest man said the decision to work will become like a hobby such as sport or growing your own vegetables.

Technology

2 w. ago Elon Musk’s Grok AI tells users he is fitter than LeBron James and smarter than da Vinci

Users noted that in a raft of now-deleted posts, the chatbot would frequently rank Musk top in any given fieldElon Musk’s AI, Grok, has been telling users the world’s richest person is smarter and more fit than anyone in the world, in a raft of recently deleted posts that have called into question the bot’s objectivity.Users on X using the artificial intelligence chatbot in the past week have noted that whatever the comparison – from questions of athleticism to intelligence and even divinity – Musk would frequently come out on top. Continue reading...

Politics

2 w. ago Elon Musk’s Grok AI tells users he is fitter than LeBron James and smarter than Leonardo da Vinci

Users noted that in a raft of now-deleted posts, the chatbot would frequently rank Musk top in any given fieldElon Musk’s AI, Grok, has been telling users the world’s richest person is smarter and more fit than anyone in the world, in a raft of recently deleted posts that have called into question the bot’s objectivity.Users on X using the artificial intelligence chatbot in the past week have noted that whatever the comparison – from questions of athleticism to intelligence and even divinity – Musk would frequently come out on top. Continue reading...

Politics

2 w. ago Starc says Australia players upset at Ashes opener’s move from ‘Gabbatoir’ to Perth

Starc: ‘They don’t listen – we would have liked Brisbane’Groundsman says wicket not affected by Metallica gigMitchell Starc has admitted that Australia’s players are upset at the decision to shift the opening Ashes Test from its traditional home of Brisbane’s Gabba – nicknamed “the Gabbatoir” because of its reputation as the graveyard of touring sides, and a ground where England have won just two of their last 20 games dating back to 1946 – to Perth Stadium.Asked whether his side could expect to enjoy a similar advantage at the game’s new home, Starc said: “We’ll find out in a week, won’t we? They don’t listen to the players, we would have liked to start in Brisbane, too.” England’s Gus Atkinson meanwhile said that though “there are no scars for me” from his country’s previous failures in Brisbane given he is a first-time Ashes tourist, “history would say it’s probably a good thing we’re not starting at the Gabba”. Continue reading...

Sport

2 w. ago Good work if you can get it: Elon Musk is set to make more than every elementary school teacher COMBINED

Tesla shareholders approved a $1 trillion pay package for the world’s richest person

Politics