Posters

Stoking English Spirits: The England all-rounder followed up his first-innings 176 off 255 balls with a blazing 78 not out from 57 as an opener in the second, forming the cornerstone of England's 113-run victory in the second Test against the West Indies in Manchester.

Milestone Man: The English striker became the first Leicester City player and the 29th overall to score 100 Premier League goals when he netted the first of his two goals in a 3–0 win over Crystal Palace (Issue date: July 25, 2020).

Worth Every Pound: The England and Manchester City forward has been vocal in his backing of anti-racism protests gripping the world in the wake of George Floyd's death in the US (Issue date: July 11, 2020).

Bayern's leading light: The Polish striker continues to be a force to reckon with, topping the German league goal-scoring chart yet again as Bayern Munich strengthens its hold on the German game. Lewandowski finished the season with 34 goals (Issue date: June 27, 2020).

Statement of purpose: The English youngster has been prolific since his move to Borussia Dortmund and is one of the hottest properties in world football currently. Besides scoring aplenty for the German giant, Sancho is a role model off the pitch too, lending his support to the Black Lives Matter movement. (Issue date: June 13, 2020)

Setting the ball rolling: He is a world-class finisher at just 19 and the Norwegian international capped the return of football post the COVID-19 pandemic with a stellar goal – the first by any player after the restart. (Issue date: May 30, 2020)

A livewire everywhere: Age is just a number for the Indian skipper as he continues to dazzle for both club and country. Sunil Chhetri refuses to be slowed down and continues to score goals for fun and is now saddled between the two greats – Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi. (Issue date: May 16, 2020)

Living Legend: The Master Blaster scored 100 hundreds in international cricket and ended his career as the top run-getter in both Tests and ODIs (Issue date: May 2, 2020).

Blast From The Past: India won its second ODI World Cup on April 2, 2011, when it defeated Sri Lanka in the final at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai (Issue date: April 18, 2020).

An Inspired Effort: The Saurashtra captain led his team to its maiden Ranji Trophy title, capturing with 67 wickets in the 2019-20 season (Issue date: April 4, 2020).