The Cheltenham Gold Cup is the most prestigious race in the National Hunt code of horse racing. It takes place annually in March at the Cheltenham Festival meeting. Here is a look at who have been some of the most successful winners of the race since it was inaugurated in 1924. Most successful trainer –…… Read More »
Babe Ruth is one of the greatest (if not the greatest) baseball players. He was so popular in the early-to-mid 1920s that it was often joked newspapers lacked sports sections; they had Babe Ruth segments where game scores and results happened to be mentioned. He was part of the Murderers’ Row, a New Yankees’ generation…… Read More »
If you think about it, baseball caps are among the few items that have remained fashionable for the longest time. Surprisingly, they have undergone very few changes; the last notable shift in the products’ design was in the 1940s when latex rubber became the primary stiffening material. Whether you prefer the snapback, adjustable, “flexit,” or…… Read More »
The Africa Cup of Nations is the continent’s biggest extravaganza. It is a soccer competition usually held every two years that sees participants battle for prize money and bragging rights. Since the inaugural edition, a lot has happened. From Cameroon’s Rigobert Song making the most appearances in the competition to Ghana losing the most finals,…… Read More »
As we gear up for the next instalment of the Australian Open, let’s take a detour to the lighter side of the court and explore some funny and downright quirky facts that make this Grand Slam a laugh-out-loud affair. From kangaroo court invasions to tennis ball blunders, the Australian Open has its fair share of…… Read More »
Diving into the world of baseball, we find ourselves amidst not just a game, but a tapestry rich with outlandish narratives and strange occurrences. Beyond the bats and balls, America’s beloved game is steeped in a history filled with odd and fascinating tales. Ready to round the bases? Here are seven remarkable facts about baseball… Read More »
