Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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‘Life is like a rollercoaster’ and Babar can still get on a ride
“I have a firm belief that you get what is destined for you,” Babar Azam says after playing a big role in Peshawar Zalmi’s PSL 2026 triumph
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Barcelona are in another Champions League final. But there is uncertainty over what comes next
Barcelona are into a sixth consecutive Champions League final, but a number of players could be moving on in the summer
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Varun slows it down to keep his, and KKR’s, comeback on track
Varun Chakravarthy “is now using the crease very well and also the angles well and also his pace,” says Ambati Rayudu
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Salt returns home for scans after being sidelined with injured finger
RCB are expecting Phil Salt to rejoin them for some part of IPL 2026, with Jacob Bethell likely to get an extended run in the meantime
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Sydney Sixers appoint James Hopes as new BBL coach
James Hopes called Sydney Sixers “a club with a proud history and a strong identity built on consistency, competitiveness and connection with its fans”
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Tottenham believe again – and it’s all down to a midfield most fans really don’t like
Conor Gallagher, Palhinha and Rodrigo Bentancur breathed life into the club’s survival battle at Aston Villa
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Brighton need to adapt to the Premier League’s physicality. This is what they should do
The early seeds for succeeding in a physical league have been planted, but more is needed from Brighton
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Andoni Iraola reminds Crystal Palace why they have courted him to replace Oliver Glasner
The Bournemouth head coach is a target for Palace, who may be able to offer the prospect of Europa League football next season
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The Briefing: Why would Carrick not get the Man Utd job? Did Villa help Spurs too much?
Untangling the weekend’s big issues in the Premier League, from the title race to the relegation scrap
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Premier League title race: Is it better to be the chaser or the chased?
As the Premier League title race goes to the wire, Arsenal and Manchester City can learn from previous title run-ins
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