The T20I captain and the star all-rounder of the Zimbabwe side, Sikandar Raza, has taken the top spot in the ICC Men’s ODI all-rounder rankings, as he moved to the top of the table with two successive golden performances during the two games against Sri Lanka in Harare. 

Raza raised his bat on both occasions to celebrate the half-centuries and claimed a match figure of 1/48 during the opening ODI, despite their defeats in both clashes. The effort has helped him to move past the Afghanistan pair of Mohammed Nabi (292 points) and Azmatullah Omarzai (296 points) to the rank with 302 points.

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In the batting department, Sri Lanka’s opening batter, Pathum Nissanka, has threatened to breach the top 10 to find themselves at the 13th spot with two classic knocks of 122 and 76 in the two games. Mohammed Nabi, from the top of the all-rounders’ list, has dropped down to the third position.  

Zimbabwe’s Sikandar Raza rises to top spot in ODI all-rounder rankings

The only Indian player in the list of ODI all-rounders is Ravindra Jadeja, who has found his feet at the ninth position with 220 points. The lack of ODIs for India’s schedule, as their last 50-over clash was the final of the Champions Trophy 2025 against New Zealand, could be a reason behind it.

Nabi, however, has pressed himself to the second position in the all-rounder’s list for the T20Is, just behind India’s Hardik Pandya at the top. He claimed four wickets in three games in Sharjah against the UAE and Pakistan in the ongoing tri-series.

The Afghan batter, Ibrahim Zadran, is a noteworthy mover in the T20I batting rankings after his two half-centuries, which have raised him to he 20th position as Sufiyan Muqeem has risen 11 spots to 22 in the bowling ranking of the format.

ICC ODI all-rounder’s rankings as of September 03, 2025:

Ravichandran Ashwin, the veteran Indian off-spinner, officially announced his retirement from the Indian Premier League (IPL) on Wednesday, August 27. His decision comes shortly after uncertainty arose regarding his place in the Chennai Super Kings (CSK) squad for the 2026 season.

The 38-year-old endured a challenging IPL 2025 campaign, where he picked up just seven wickets across nine games. With an average of 40.42 and an economy rate of 9.12, Ashwin struggled to deliver the consistent performances that once made him one of the league’s most reliable bowlers.

Having already stepped away from international cricket in December last year, Ashwin confirmed his IPL retirement through a heartfelt social media post. He expressed gratitude for his journey, stating that his time as an IPL cricketer has concluded. He also signaled a fresh chapter, planning to explore cricket leagues worldwide for opportunities.

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Statistical Comparison Between Ravichandran Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja:

Off-spin great Ravichandran Ashwin brought the curtains down on his IPL career after 221 matches, finishing as the league’s fifth-highest wicket-taker. Following his retirement, it’s fitting to draw a comparison between his impressive IPL record and that of his long-time spin-bowling ally, Ravindra Jadeja, to see how the two stalwarts matched up statistically across their journeys.

• R Ashwin vs Ravindra Jadeja - Which spinner leads in wickets after 221 games?

Ravichandran Ashwin closed his IPL career with 221 appearances, where he picked up 187 wickets at an average of 30.22. His standout year came in 2011, finishing with 20 wickets at an impressive average of 19.40. Another productive run was in 2014, when he grabbed 16 wickets, averaging 27.31 for the season.

Ravindra Jadeja, after 221 IPL matches, secured 147 wickets at an average of 29.60. His best season statistically was in 2014, where he took 19 wickets at an average of 23.31. In 2019, Jadeja showcased his consistency, claiming 15 wickets at 22.86, reinforcing his value as a dependable IPL spinner.

• R Ashwin vs Ravindra Jadeja - Better Economy Rate Comparison After 221 IPL Matches:

Ravichandran Ashwin closed his IPL career with an impressive economy rate of 7.20. Between 2010 and 2013, he consistently kept it under seven, with 2015 standing out as his best season at just 5.84. Even in later years, from 2019 to 2023, he maintained figures below eight before his final two seasons saw his economy rise to 8.49 and 9.12.

Ravindra Jadeja, after completing 221 IPL matches, registered an economy rate of 7.59. His best came in 2009 with 6.47 and again in 2019 with 6.35. Between 2011 and 2013, he managed to stay under eight consistently, showing great control. However, the 2017 season proved difficult, where his economy rose sharply to 9.18.

• R Ashwin vs Ravindra Jadeja - Who claimed more four-wicket hauls after 221 IPL games?

Ravichandran Ashwin managed just one four-wicket haul in his long IPL career. His best figures of 4/34 came in the 2016 season at Visakhapatnam while playing for Rising Pune Supergiants against Kings XI Punjab. In that game, he dismissed Hashim Amla, Murali Vijay, Gurkeerat Singh, and David Miller, helping his side secure a four-wicket victory.

Ravindra Jadeja, on the other hand, had a stronger record with three four-wicket hauls and one five-wicket haul after 221 matches. Jadeja’s best figures, 5/16, came in 2012 for CSK against Deccan Chargers at Visakhapatnam. In the same match, Jadeja also contributed a quickfire 48 off 29 balls, guiding CSK to a dominant 74-run win with his all-round brilliance.

• R Ashwin vs Ravindra Jadeja - Who holds the superior batting strike rate after 221 matches?

Ashwin managed 833 runs in 98 IPL innings, averaging 13.01 with a strike rate of 118.15. He scored just one fifty in the league, a 50 off 38 deliveries for Rajasthan Royals against Delhi Capitals in 2022 at DY Patil Stadium. Batting at No. 3, he struck four boundaries and two sixes.

In comparison, Jadeja collected 2,594 runs across 168 innings, with a better average of 26.20 and a strike rate of 128.16. The all-rounder registered two fifties, his best being an unbeaten 62 off 28 balls for Chennai Super Kings against Royal Challengers Bangalore in 2021. That match also highlighted his all-round brilliance, as he smashed 36 runs in one over and picked up 3-13.

The former World Cup winner for India, Yuvraj Singh, has responded to how the Indian Test captain, Shubman Gill, has brushed aside the doubts on his overseas batting record and led the side to a drawn series of 2-2 margin in England. Gill smacked 754 runs at an average of 75.40 from five games with the help of four centuries.

India lost the opening game at Leeds in Headingley before earning a huge victory by 336 runs at Edgbaston in Birmingham. They couldn’t hold their nerve during the close Lord’s Test but drew the fourth Manchester Test. At Kennington Oval, they earned a close six-run victory.

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“There were a lot of question marks over his overseas record. The guy became the captain and scored four Test hundreds. It's just unbelievable that when you're given responsibility, how you take it. So, very proud of them. I certainly feel it's a win for us, although it's a drawn series, because it's a young team. And it's not easy to go and play well in England and prove yourself.” Yuvraj Singh expressed on ICC Women’s World Cup 2025 event.

Yuvraj Singh lauds India stars after England vs India 2025 Test series

Yuvraj also praised the two spin all-rounder, Washington Sundar, and Ravindra Jadeja, besides explaining how they showed their resilience in the absence of two veterans, Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli, both of whom retired from the longest format of the game.

The moment in the tournament was when India drew the Test series. I've never seen, in a very long time, Washington and Jadeja get hundreds and draw a Test match. That speaks volumes. Jadeja has been there for a long time. But I think Washington Sundar, as a youngster coming into the team, I think it was incredible to do what he did.” The southpaw addressed.

“I think it's just fantastic because I felt when you have a young team going to England, it's a lot of pressure. You're filling the boots of somebody like Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma; it's not easy. I think the guys took it head-on.” Yuvraj Singh concluded.

Rajasthan Royals (RR) captain Sanju Samson reportedly wants to leave the franchise, while the inaugural IPL champions are reportedly searching for a strong alternative. There is new progress in this story, as the franchise is reportedly knocking on the door of Chennai Super Kings (CSK) for a trade deal.

Rajasthan Royals' most capped player and most capped captain with a record number of wins, Sanju Samson, reportedly wants to leave the franchise since the end of IPL 2025. He made his IPL debut for the franchise in 2013, and apart from 2016 and 2017, when the Royals were suspended and he served for Delhi Daredevils (presently known as Delhi Capitals), he has served for the franchise in every IPL season. However, the present RR skipper isn't reportedly happy with the franchise due to the lack of decision-making freedom in the late stages of the last IPL season, including losing his opening batting spot to the youngsters Yashasvi Jaiswal and Vaibhav Suryavanshi.

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IPL 2026 trade: Sanju Samson out for either Ravindra Jadeja, Ruturaj Gaikwad, or Shivam Dube

While Samson is reportedly desperate to leave the franchise, the Rajasthan Royals are reportedly looking for the best trade deal option at the moment. According to the latest Cricbuzz report, RR want either Ravindra Jadeja, Ruturaj Gaikwad, or Shivam Dube for the trade of Samson. 

Ruturaj Gaikwad is 6th leading IPL run-scorer since 2021

Ruturaj Gaikwad is the present CSK captain, who missed out on the second half of the IPL 2025 due to injury, where MS Dhoni returned to lead the franchise. In 71 IPL matches, he has scored 2502 runs with an average of 40.35 and a strike rate of 137.47, including two centuries and 20 half-centuries. While he has played four complete IPL seasons (2021 to 2024), he scored 500+ runs in three of those seasons. Since 2021, he has been the sixth-highest run-scorer in IPL.

Ravindra Jadeja and Shivam Dube previously played for Rajasthan Royals

Meanwhile, the all-rounders Ravindra Jadeja and Shivam Dube both previously played for Rajasthan Royals, while the former was a key member during winning the inaugural IPL title (2008). Jadeja served for Royals between 2008 and 2009, where he played 27 matches. In the meantime, Dube served for Royals in the 2021 edition and played nine games. 

Team India concluded the Anderson-Tendulkar trophy without using the experienced spinner Kuldeep Yadav. The team management kept faith in their batters and all-rounders. Instead of playing a full-time spinner, Shubman Gill and Co. opted to go with spin bowling all-rounders like Washington Sundar and Ravindra Jadeja. Both proved their mettle in crucial moments on more than one occasion.

Jadeja was restless throughout the series, and Sundar got his best batting outcome when team India needed him the most. When India was trailing by 1-2, a part of the cricket fraternities advised the management to include Yadav in the playing XI, but they relied on increasing batting depth.

After the series, when Kuladeep's Test career was under certainty, former India international Robin Uthappa made some interesting comments. According to the former keeper-batter, the spinner should now work on his batting skills, like Ravichandran Ashwin did before.

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Opinions from two former internationals

"Put Kuldeep in the 11 and make sure your batting is still in a state where none of the fans will go after the team management or the captain. With all due respect to Kuldeep's prowess with the ball, he's got limitations to his batting. That's going to take a lot of effort from his side," Uthappa opined on his YouTube channel. "Ashwin has got 5-6 Test hundreds. If he can do that at the lower middle batting order, say at number eight or nine, then he will certainly play more tests." In a separate discussion, another former India international, RP Singh, also explained his views on Kuldeep Yadav. He is hopeful that Kuldeep will get his due chance despite Washington Sundar's impressive all-round display. 

"Washington Sundar partially filled the spin bowler role. But I believe there were two or three pitches where Kuldeep could have been very effective. But these things happen in cricket; if not today, then there will be opportunities in the future," he said. 

After the exciting five-match Test series between India and England ended in a 2-2 draw, veteran Indian off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin shared his picks for the top five players from both sides. The series featured intense battles and high-quality cricket, leaving fans with plenty of memorable moments.

Both India and England showcased some exceptional individual performances. Batters stood tall under pressure, while bowlers delivered match-turning spells. From stunning centuries to game-changing bowling efforts, the series had everything a cricket lover could ask for. Ashwin highlighted players who made the biggest impact through their consistency and match-winning contributions.

Ashwin’s list reflected a fair balance of talent from both teams. His choices included players who stepped up during crucial stages of the series and played vital roles in shaping the final result. The former spinner’s insights added more value to an already unforgettable Test series between two top cricketing nations.

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Ashwin Picks 5 Impactful Players From Both Teams:

India: Shubman Gill, KL Rahul, Yashasvi Jaiswal, Ravindra Jadeja, Mohammed Siraj

Trump Card: Washington Sundar

Ravichandran Ashwin selected five standout Indian players from the Test series: captain Shubman Gill, openers Yashasvi Jaiswal and KL Rahul, all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja, and fast bowler Mohammed Siraj. Gill led the run charts with an impressive 754 runs, averaging over 75 and smashing four centuries.

Yashasvi Jaiswal and KL Rahul provided steady starts for India, scoring 411 and 532 runs respectively. Ravindra Jadeja stood out with the bat, collecting 516 runs at an outstanding average of 86, proving his value as a dependable all-rounder. Despite unfavourable bowling conditions, he still managed to pick up seven wickets, showing his value as a reliable all-rounder.

Mohammed Siraj led India’s bowling attack with great energy and consistency throughout the series. He played all matches and emerged as the top wicket-taker with 23 wickets, including a brilliant five-wicket haul in the final innings at The Oval, showcasing his match-winning abilities.

Ashwin also named Washington Sundar as a surprise package from India. The young off-spinning all-rounder impressed with both bat and ball, scoring 284 runs at an average of over 47 and claiming seven wickets in four games. His all-round contributions made him a valuable asset for the team during the hard-fought series.

England: Joe Root, Harry Brook, Ben Duckett, Ben Stokes, Josh Tongue

Ravichandran Ashwin’s top England pick was none other than Joe Root, who stood out with his class and consistency. Root led England’s batting charts with 537 runs at an impressive average of over 67, which included three brilliant centuries. Ashwin also selected Harry Brook and Ben Duckett, both of whom were key contributors with the bat, combining for 943 runs and three centuries during the series.

Among his other choices was England captain Ben Stokes, who delivered a strong all-round performance by scoring 304 runs and taking 17 wickets in the first four Tests before an injury ruled him out of the final match. Ashwin’s final pick was fast bowler Josh Tongue, who made a big impact in just three matches, finishing with 19 wickets and proving his worth in the pace department.

Former Team India batting coach Sanjay Bangar believes that Washington Sundar has the potential to take over the role currently played by Ravindra Jadeja in the Test side once the veteran all-rounder retires. Bangar lauded Sundar’s growth, particularly in his batting, and said the young all-rounder has expanded his scoring options since debuting for India. He emphasized that Sundar has developed into a player capable of fulfilling a versatile and crucial role in the Test setup.

Sundar has impressed in the ongoing Test series in England. After scoring an unbeaten 101 off 206 balls in Manchester—an innings that helped India save the Test—he continued his fine form with a rapid 53 off just 46 deliveries in the second innings of the Oval Test on Saturday (August 2). According to Bangar, the contrasting styles of Sundar’s two recent knocks are a testament to his range and adaptability as a batter.

Speaking to ESPNcricinfo, Bangar said: "When the time comes, when he moves on, you certainly have a player who can very quickly progress in the role that Jadeja is doing for the team now." he added: "What you saw in the last-wicket partnership was striking abilities of Washington Sundar. Initially, he had restrictive areas to score. He was very strong through the off side—whatever I remember of him in the earlier times. But, he has developed a very good leg side game as well. He has opened up scoring areas."

Sundar proving his all-round value in England

Bangar further praised Sundar’s intent and mindset, especially during his attacking knock at The Oval.
"The very fact that he had that mindset of helping India to extend that lead and play in that cavalier manner means here is a guy who is willing to do various things for his team," he added.

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As the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy continues, Sundar's contributions with both bat and ball have been substantial. In eight innings, he has scored 284 runs at an average of 47.33, with one century and one fifty. He has taken seven wickets at 35.85, his best being 4/22 at Lord's. His contributions have come alongside useful contributions from Jaiswal (118), Jadeja (53), Akash Deep (66), and Dhruv Jurel (34) in India's second innings at the Oval.

A funny incident took place on Day 3 (Saturday, August 2) of the fifth and final Test between India and England at The Oval in London. All-rounder Ravindra Jadeja was momentarily distracted by a supporter sitting behind the sight screen wearing a bright red shirt, which was resolved after the spectator changed to a grey shirt. The distraction had no further delay.

Jadeja, known for his focus and consistency, was well on the way to another solid innings, scoring 53 runs off 77 balls with five boundaries. This knock pushed his series tally to an impressive 516 runs from 10 innings, which includes one century and five fifties. His contributions have been pivotal in India’s campaign in this high-stakes series finale.

The incident occurred during the final session of play when Jadeja, visibly distracted, brought it to the attention of on-field umpire Kumar Dharmasena. While the spectator was initially asked to shift seats, a ground staff member instead handed him a grey Surrey shirt. The fan obliged and changed on the spot, receiving a thumbs-up from Jadeja, who then promptly smashed Jamie Overton for a boundary. The lighthearted exchange was captured on camera and quickly went viral.

India dominate Day 3 as England face tough chase

Sony Sports Network shared the clip on Instagram, captioning it: “Red shirt, but total green flag.” India ended Day 3 in a strong position after setting England a stiff target of 374 runs. The day began with a solid 107-run stand between Yashasvi Jaiswal and nightwatchman Akash Deep. Jaiswal notched up a classy 118, while Deep surprised many with a gritty 66 off 94 balls.

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India’s batting was further strengthened by half-centuries from Jadeja and Washington Sundar (53 off 46), who struck four sixes. Josh Tongue starred with the ball for England, taking 5 wickets, while Gus Atkinson and Jamie Overton shared five between them. England finished at 50/1, needing 324 more runs. Historically, teams have not chased over 250 at this venue since 2000, but England will draw confidence from successful pursuits earlier in the series and in 2022.

The fifth Test between India and England has reached its final innings at The Oval in London. Most likely, Day 4 of the Test on Sunday, August 3, will be the last day of cricket in the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy. India pacer Mohammed Siraj took a wicket on the final ball of Day 3, dismissing England opener Zak Crawley. England finished Day 3 on 50/1 after 13.5 overs, chasing a target of 374, setting up an exciting Day 4.

Earlier, India scored 396 in their second innings, with Yashasvi Jaiswal making 118 and half-centuries from night watchman Akash Deep and all-rounders Ravindra Jadeja and Washington Sundar. Shubman Gill-led India need to win this Test to level the series and keep the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy. On that note, here are three important things India must do on Day 4 of the fifth England vs India Test.

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1. India must put pressure at key moments

No team has chased more than 263 runs at The Oval in the fourth innings, a record England set over 100 years ago in their one-wicket win over Australia. To beat that by 111 runs, England will need not only Bazball’s aggressive style but also almost perfect execution.

England’s top two successful chases in history — 378 against India in 2022 at Edgbaston and 371 against India earlier in this series at Leeds — came on flatter pitches. But The Oval’s variable bounce and wearing surface will make things much harder this time.

For India, knowing when to attack and when to defend will be key. The Dukes ball has behaved strangely in this series, swinging and seaming more towards the end of the first session and the start of the second. The roller may help at the start of play, so India might begin a bit defensively. But in the second and third hours, the fast bowlers should try pitching the ball up to find any movement in the air. If India can put pressure at the right moments, especially late in the first session, they will have a strong chance of winning on Day 4.

Stumps on Day 3 at the Oval 🏟️

A fantastic day with the bat for #TeamIndia 🙌

England 50/1 in the 2nd innings

India need 9⃣ wickets to win the fifth and final Test!

Scorecard ▶️ https://t.co/Tc2xpWNayE#ENGvIND pic.twitter.com/fILzecV2jy

— BCCI (@BCCI) August 2, 2025

2. Ravindra Jadeja and Washington Sundar can be trusted with the ball

India’s three pacers will have to give their best one last time in the series, but captain Shubman Gill will need to keep them fresh. To give the pacers short breaks, Jadeja and Sundar can be relied on to keep the runs down. The spinners have bowled very well whenever they have been used.

Jadeja and Sundar might even get some help from the pitch. On Day 3, Jacob Bethell got one ball to turn sharply past the outside edge in the first over, and both Indian spinners put a lot of spin on the ball. Sundar has also been effective even without much help from the surface, with his drift troubling England’s right-handers.

3. India Needs to Continue Using In-Out Fields

In the final hour of play on Day 3, Gill and the team made a smart move. They placed a sweeper on the boundary for Zak Crawley while keeping close-in catchers. This in-out field worked well.

England are known to attack the bowling, especially in fourth-innings chases. By cutting off boundaries, India can break their rhythm while still being ready to take catching chances. On Day 4, India should use the same plan. Players like Ben Duckett, Harry Brook, and Jamie Smith will try to score quickly, especially if batting conditions are tough. It took India five Tests, but they finally seem to have found the right approach.

Ravindra Jadeja is showing no signs of slowing down. While teammates Rohit Sharm and Virat Kohli have retired from Test cricket after a dip in form, Jadeja is enjoying one of the best batting runs of his career. Once known mainly as a bowling all‑rounder, he has now proved himself as a complete batter.

His latest fifty at The Oval is his fifth of the England tour, along with a fine hundred. This makes him the first Indian to score over 500 runs in a Test series while batting at No. 6 or lower. He has scored runs in almost every match, missing a fifty only once at Leeds where he was still unbeaten on 25.

At Edgbaston and Lord’s, he made twin fifties, at Old Trafford he hit a century, and now he ends the tour with another important half‑century. Coming in at 229/5 in the final Test, Jadeja steadied the innings and then played his shots. On a tough second‑innings pitch, he once again proved why he’s been India’s most reliable player this series.

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Twitter reactions after Ravindra Jadeja Hits Crucial Fifty in 5th Test at The Oval

🇮🇳 SIR JADEJA CREATES HISTORY!⁰Ravindra Jadeja becomes the first Indian to score 500+ runs in a Test series batting at No. 6 or below:

His 2nd-innings masterclass this series:⁰Leeds: 25*⁰Birmingham: 69*⁰Lord’s: 61*⁰Manchester: 107⁰Oval: 51* and counting!⁰#ENGvIND #Jadeja pic.twitter.com/RGJawS9mHq

— . (@CricCrazyDeepak) August 2, 2025

6th Fifty for Ravindra Jadeja in just 10 innings this tour! 🤯✅

Fifty in 2nd Test ✅

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What a sensational run with the bat! 💥 pic.twitter.com/o0teviScso

— Cricket Addict (@Cricketaddictin) August 2, 2025

Another fifty from Ravindra Jadeja, what a warrior!

He hasn’t gotten out in the second innings in this series. #EngVsInd #INDvENG #Oval pic.twitter.com/6IvfOCk9lA

— Debu (@debasish_mishra) August 2, 2025

🚨 5️⃣0️⃣0️⃣+ runs and 6️⃣th FIFTY+ score for Ravindra Jadeja in this series!

He becomes the first ever Indian to score 500+ runs in a Test series batting at number 6 or below 🥇

Always reliable, solid, responsible he his, and he has brought this match back to India's hands 💥… pic.twitter.com/ECNqY2eXTL

— Cricketangon (@cricketangon) August 2, 2025

A fifty for Ravindra Jadeja.🔥

6th Fifty in this ENG-IND test series

Sir Jadeja = Most Valuable Player of Team India 🫡#ENGvsIND #OvalTest pic.twitter.com/3hMIcaplyT

— Ａ乃𝕦𝕥𝐇Ⓐ𝐥ιᶠ (@GOAT_Abu) August 2, 2025

🏏 SIR JADEJA 🐐

Ravindra Jadeja now has the MOST 50+ scores in this Test series #Jadeja #ENGvIND #5thTest pic.twitter.com/TSz2c6cJuT

— Hindustan (@InsideHindustan) August 2, 2025

Another fine FIFTY comes up from Ravindra Jadeja 🔥

📸: JioHotstar #ENGvIND #Tests #Oval #Insidesport #CricketTwitter pic.twitter.com/4BghLCPTfF

— InsideSport (@InsideSportIND) August 2, 2025