1 Yohan Blake 100m Record: 9.69 Seconds (tie) Nicknamed “The Beast,” Yohan Blake is one of the famous runners to not miss out on every list of fastest runners. In fact, he is arguably believed to occupy the second position of the list of fastest runners in the world as he was able to complete … Read more
1 Jonny Wilkinson (England) The Newcastle Falcons and Toulouse fly-half has certainly earned his spot as one of the greatest players of the nation, with his exploits in the game cementing his place in English sporting history. Best known for his superb kicking abilities, Wilkinson also proved a truly dedicated team player with an impressive … Read more
1 Eden Gardens Popularly known as the “Mecca of Indian cricket,” the Eden Gardens is the second-largest stadium in India (capacity: 68,000) and the third-largest stadium in the world. It is one of the iconic cricket stadiums of the world, and is known for its electric atmosphere during the cricket matches. Established in 1864, the … Read more
1 Kevin De Bruyne (Man City) Kevin De Bruyne is having a relatively poor season… and has still created 18 goals across all competitions by March. It’s fair to say the Belgian hasn’t dominated our screens as he has done in the past, but like Haaland, he has made extraordinary achievements seem, well, ordinary. This … Read more
1 Wembley Stadium Location: London, England Opened: 2007 Seating Capacity: 90,000 Construction Cost: £789 million in 2007 Wembley is an iconic destination for football fans in England. There was a lot of scepticism when the English Football Association decided to take down the Wembley, which is regarded as the home of football, in favour of … Read more