Lofty Hopes

A week ago, a video of pigeons wearing cowboy hats had gone massively viral online. Now, two of those pigeons have been rescued.

Wales, now ranked a lofty 29th in the FIFA standings, are set to have their biggest home attendance in two years against the Bosnians in the Euro 2016 qualifiers, with a crowd of more than 25,000 guaranteed at the Cardiff City Stadium.

Former Indian Test captain feels Tendulkar, who is approaching his 200th Test, should at least score a century in South Africa and keeping his lofty standards in mind, bow out on a high.

The lofty expectations placed on Great British Hope Andy Murray every year at Wimbledon ramped up several notches following Rafael Nadal's surprising exit.

Expectations on England are always high before a major football tournament. Most would agree that more often than not, the team has failed to deliver what has been expected. With a new manager in Roy Hodgson and the return of Steven Gerrard as skipper however, hopes would be more mixed, bordering on reserved than lofty bordering on impudence.

A week ago, a video of pigeons wearing cowboy hats had gone massively viral online. Now, two of those pigeons have been rescued.

Wales, now ranked a lofty 29th in the FIFA standings, are set to have their biggest home attendance in two years against the Bosnians in the Euro 2016 qualifiers, with a crowd of more than 25,000 guaranteed at the Cardiff City Stadium.

Former Indian Test captain feels Tendulkar, who is approaching his 200th Test, should at least score a century in South Africa and keeping his lofty standards in mind, bow out on a high.

The lofty expectations placed on Great British Hope Andy Murray every year at Wimbledon ramped up several notches following Rafael Nadal's surprising exit.

Expectations on England are always high before a major football tournament. Most would agree that more often than not, the team has failed to deliver what has been expected. With a new manager in Roy Hodgson and the return of Steven Gerrard as skipper however, hopes would be more mixed, bordering on reserved than lofty bordering on impudence.