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'It Feels Truly Special': Sachin Tendulkar Reflects On Laureus Honour
Laureus World Sports Awards: Former Indian cricketer Sachin Tendulkar has described holding the Laureus Trophy he received in 2020 as a truly special feeling, underlining how years of hard work, ups and downs, and perseverance made the recognition even more meaningful.
"When you have this beautiful trophy in your hand, you really feel special. For all those years where you’ve been through ups and downs in life, and then you get appreciated in this special manner, in front of the top athletes of the world. It really makes it a memorable event. I cherish this. I mean, it’s really special,” he said in a video released by Laureus on X.
Those words gain even more significance as the 2026 Laureus World Sports Awards is set to take place at Madrid’s Palacio de Cibeles on Monday. Widely regarded as the “Oscars of sport,” the Laureus Awards recognise not just excellence in performance, but defining moments that inspire millions across the globe.
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Women' WC: 'Glory Is Heading Towards India', Kaneria Hails India's Historic SF Win Over Australia
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Cricket World Cup Final: Harmanpreet Kaur is set to lead India for the first time in the ICC Women's ODI World Cup with Smriti Mandhana as her deputy, as the hosts unveiled a strong 15-member squad for the upcoming edition of the marquee event, commencing on September 30.
Gary Stead Steps Away From NZ's White Ball Coaching, Mulling Over Test Future
Cricket World Cup Final: New Zealand head coach Gary Stead has confirmed his decision to step away from the white ball formats and will decide in the next few weeks if he wishes to reapply for the role of Test coach.
NZ Batter Kane Williamson Signs Up For Middlesex And London Spirit
Cricket World Cup Final: New Zealand’s premier batter Kane Williamson has signed up with both Middlesex and London Spirit for the 2025 cricketing summer in England. The long stint will ensure that Williamson, widely regarded as one of the greatest modern-day batters in the game, would call Lord’s as his home ground from May to September.
Tim Southee To Retire From Test Cricket After England Series
ICC World Test Championship: New Zealand's all-time leading wicket-taker Tim Southee will finish his Test career at his home ground of Seddon Park in Hamilton against England this December.
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