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2 weeks ago | 
caughtatpoint.com | Dev Tyagi |Devdeep Tyagi
A fighter pilot destined for greatness and meant for touching the skies. A cricket bat. A massive love for the game that happens to be our India’s lifeline. And the foundation of the Wheelchair Cricket India. Just what could be the possible connection between three very different aspects?
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2 weeks ago | 
caughtatpoint.com | Dev Tyagi |Devdeep Tyagi
More often than not, when fans remember West Indies Cricket of the glory days, they hold their head in sheer bemusement. Such fans remain stunned. Still very much so. Their conversation about West Indies is enveloped with an air of invincibility and sheer awe, much like how their teams from that bygone era played.
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2 weeks ago | 
caughtatpoint.com | Dev Tyagi |Devdeep Tyagi
In a way, it only makes sense that the cricketer stepping into the big boots of a giant called Heather Knight, is a knight herself. A saviour of England cricket when it is in the doldrums. A reviver of an inning going nowhere. A fire-starter who converts modest starts into breezy knocks and moreover, a giver of hope when the team really needs some. Nat Sciver-Brunt is all this and more.
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Dec 7, 2024 | 
sportstiger.com | Dev Tyagi
The Abu Dhabi Grand Prix marks the end of what has been a truly fascinating, closely fought and ultimately, Max Verstappen, and hence, Red Bull-dominated season. The 2024 World Champion will once again fancy his chances, which albeit seem all that hard this time around as little could his Milton Keynes-based machine do in front of the menacing pace of the McLarens.
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Dec 4, 2024 | 
caughtatpoint.com | Dev Tyagi |Devdeep Tyagi
The date was October 1, 2023. The venue was Mumbai’s Lalit Hotel. Cricketing vibes were in the air and engulfed one and all. The scene was one epic player’s auction for the season one of Indian Veteran Premier League, an almost IPL-style event for the veteran cricketers from India and around the world. The big screen projector in the massive conference room played the footage of Chris Gayle, the king of T20 cricket and the league’s brand ambassador.
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Dec 1, 2024 | 
sportstiger.com | Dev Tyagi
Under the bright lights of the famed Lusail International Circuit and amid tens of thousands of fans, the 2024 Qatar Grand Prix, the penultimate race of the season proved to be an action-packed, dramatic, incident marred and ultimately, Red Bull-dominated event. It had some close wheel-to-wheel fights and a great surge by Max Verstappen to the front with the Dutchman beginning the battle from second on the grid.
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Dec 1, 2024 | 
sportstiger.com | Dev Tyagi
With just two more Grands Prix to go but with the Driver’s world title aching already been claimed by Max Verstappen, just when it seemed that the Flying Dutchman was done and could so easily have receded to a lazy zone, Verstappen erased any such doubts at the Qatar qualifying. In usurping George Russell in the final or dying moments of the 2024 Qatar GP quali, Verstappen stormed to a pole and reminded us once again just why’s he so highly rated and what makes him truly a world class driver.
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Nov 24, 2024 | 
sportstiger.com | Dev Tyagi
Las Vegas became a special day for Mercedes, a redemption day for Carlos Sainz who had endured a tough day here the last time around and ultimately, a moment to savour for none other than Max Verstappen of Red Bull. Under bright and sparkling lights, Russell emerged triumphant in taking a much deserving win alongside teammate Lewis Hamilton in second on a day that brought boundless smiles and relief, as one might note, to the Red Bull camp.
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Nov 12, 2024 | 
motoringchronicle.com | Dev Tyagi
The United States has been Toyota’s largest overseas market in recent years, generating a staggering 13.8 trillion Japanese yen in revenue for the automaker in 2024 alone. However, Toyota is now focusing on capturing the Chinese car market. Traditionally, Japanese cars have faced little competition when it comes to internal combustion engines (ICE). But in the world of pure electric vehicles (EVs), China reigns supreme.
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Nov 11, 2024 | 
caughtatpoint.com | Dev Tyagi |Devdeep Tyagi
It didn’t look like he was ever gone. It seemed that he was very much here all this time. It didn’t take a lot out of Jos Buttler to smash the West Indian bowlers to the smithereens in the recent T20 international at the Kensington Oval. Following up on a duck that marked his return to English colours (as seen in the opening game of the ongoing white-ball T20I series), Jos Buttler smashed 83 powerful runs. What’s more?
