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An action-packed two weeks: IPL 2020 has been entertaining, yet competitive

It still may be early days, but one thing is already clear: you'd be a brave man to predict the winner of this year's competition

IPL 2020: Under-strength Rajasthan Royals hope to upset in-form CSK

RR will be relieved to see captain Steve Smith, who missed Australia's ODI series against England due to concussion, become available for selection

IPL 2020: RCB look to fix old problems against Sunrisers Hyderabad

The Virat Kohli-led team finished bottom last season - although only one point separated fourth and eighth

IPL 2020 begins without the glitzy opening ceremony and usual fanfare

The cricketing aspect of things will be under greater scrutiny this time round

Excitement in the air for IPL Saturday but challenges remain amid Covid

Players cannot break quarantine and will be regularly tested, which will be made considerably difficult by the constant travelling and the awfully long duration

Gyms open after six months but the road to recovery looks painful

For months, gym owners in Delhi had been urging the Centre to allow them to resume business

Open-air cinemas look to revival of past trend amid Covid-19 pandemic

Miffed at being left out of Unlock 4.0, multiplexes say we are ready too

Master of wine Sonal Holland explains why we need a cultural shift

In 2009, Holland started her eponymous wine academy, hoping to educate youngsters about the spirits business

Cricket's lost chance

Given the relative paucity of cricket this year, the longest format has emerged as a healer for deprived fans over the past month

Are cloud kitchens and delivery the future of India's food industry?

Cloud kitchens are essentially low-cost models where kitchens in places with cheap real estate are rented out, and from which deliveries are fulfilled mostly through an aggregator.

Netflix series Hollywood is a simplistic take on a tangled industry

The first few episodes breezily capture the dreams of young aspirants and the sordid measures needed to survive in the pernicious environs of tinsel town

Ale Madrid: Why the Spanish capital should be on every beer lover's list

Madrid, until a few years ago, wasn't really known for its beer.

Just 'don't' do it: Brands advertising the art of doing nothing

As the global becomes local under the wide spread of Covid-19, brands across the world beat their drum to a single note: stay in, stay safe

Action replay: A jog down memory lane through some finest sporting moments

As we sit at home and miss live action, the wondrous phenomenon of sport has delivered so many past glories that we will probably never run out of things to see

All sporting events are cancelled. Value them more when they return

As much as so many of us live and breathe sport, catastrophes such as these help put things into perspective

A documentary offers insights into Australia's new, improved cricket team

The documentary makes for interesting viewing and, incidentally, does a good damage control job too

Brimming with cultural gems, Lisbon in spring is a thing of beauty

With architectural gems, colourful nightlife and laidback vibe, Lisbon in February is a thing of beauty, says Dhruv Munjal

Is there life for us after Kobe Bryant, superstar athlete and global hero?

For 20 years, Kobe flew over rims and took an entire city with him, thrilling audiences with a dynamism so raw that you could actually feel it from the other side of your telly

Message for people running Manchester United: Stop taking fans for granted

The Burnley game felt significant, a seminal moment where a sense of disillusionment had outstripped all hope and optimism

Asics Gel-Nimbus 22 review: A running shoe that leaves little to be desired

The shoe ticks all the boxes: exciting design, responsive midsole, and a robust build ideal for not only running, but also the gym