NEW DELHI: The injury to Angkrish Raghuvanshi during Kolkata Knight Riders IPL 2026 clash against Mumbai Indians quickly sparked curiosity among fans, with many asking on social media: Who is Tejasvi Singh Dahiya?Raghuvanshi was eventually replaced by Tejasvi Singh Dahiya as KKRs concussion substitute at Eden Gardens.The incident took place in the 11th over when Raghuvanshi sprinted in and stretched fully in an attempt to grab a catch. During the effort, he collided with Varun Chakravarthy while chasing the ball and appeared to hurt his finger.The youngster looked uncomfortable immediately after the collision and was soon taken off the field by the KKR physio. Dahiya first came in as the substitute wicketkeeper before officially replacing Raghuvanshi as the concussion substitute during KKRs chase.Who is Tejasvi Singh Dahiya?The 23-year-old wicketkeeper-batter from Delhi shot into the limelight after an impressive campaign in the Delhi Premier League, which eventually earned him an IPL deal with KKR.Despite entering the IPL 2026 auction with a modest base price of Rs 30 lakh, Dahiya was snapped up by Kolkata Knight Riders for a massive Rs 3 crore. KKR had to fend off bidding competition from Mumbai Indians and Rajasthan Royals to secure his signature.His stock rose sharply after a remarkable Delhi Premier League season where he amassed 339 runs at an average of 48.43 and an explosive strike rate of 190.45.Dahiya also smashed 29 sixes and scored four half-centuries during the tournament, performances that made IPL franchises take notice.Interestingly, the Delhi youngster had gone unsold in the IPL 2025 auction before turning things around dramatically within a year through consistent domestic performances.Coming from an academic family, with both parents serving as mathematics and economics teachers, Dahiyas rise from being unsold to landing a Rs 3 crore IPL contract has been one of the standout stories of the IPL 2026 season.

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The U.S. mens national team is preparing for its first home World Cup since 1994, and with that comes a level of pressure and expectation that feels both elevated and justified. This is a U.S. team with players competing across Europe and a manager in Mauricio Pochettino who is widely regarded as one of the top coaches in the world. But as the World Cup approaches, one of the biggest conversations surrounding the U.S. centers on the form of its most important attacking player: Christian Pulisic. Pulisic is currently going through one of the toughest scoring slumps of his career. His last goal for AC Milan came on Dec. 28, 2025, a stark difference from the player who looked like a legitimate Serie A Player of the Season candidate during the first half of the campaign. At that point, Pulisic had tallied nine goals and two assists across all competitions and appeared to be playing some of the best soccer of his career. Since then, his form has dipped in a concerning way. Landon Donovan Weighs In On Pulisics Slump FOX Sports soccer analyst Landon Donovan addressed Pulisics struggles during an appearance on "First Things First," and he did not downplay the concern. "Well, if Im in his shoes now, Im very worried," Donovan said. "And Ive been through long stretches in my career where it just wont go in. And there have been many games I watch of his where hes in the right spot, makes the right play at the right moment, and then he just cant hit the goal for some reason, or the goalie makes an amazing save." Donovan believes Pulisic does not need a complete reset. Instead, he thinks one moment could be enough to unlock him again. "What needs to happen, guys, is between now and June 12th, we need to find some way and I dont know what the hell it is for the ball to hit him somehow and go in the net one time. "And I promise you, if it goes in one time, itll be done." Donovan then pointed to a similar experience from his own national team career. "I played a game I had been through like eight games in a row without scoring for the national team and we played Cuba in, I think it was in Boston, in Foxborough. And Brian McBride, my former teammate, was in on we were on a two-on-zero on the goalie and he couldve scored no problem. And he rolled it across to me, and I had a two-yard tap-in. "And I ended up scoring four goals in the game. "So when one hits the net, it will be totally fine. But we need that to happen before June 12th. We do." Why Pulisics Form Matters So Much Pulisic has always been a player who can swing dramatically with confidence. When he is at his best, he can look like one of the most dangerous attacking players in Europe. When he is out of rhythm, the frustration can show in his decision-making, finishing and overall sharpness. That has been a theme throughout parts of his career, including his time at Chelsea. During the lockdown stretch in 2020, Pulisic looked close to unplayable at times. But there were also other periods when he struggled to build consistency, which eventually contributed to his move to Italy. AC Milan manager Massimiliano Allegri has described Pulisic as "sensitive," a comment that adds another layer to the conversation around his current form. The issue does not appear to be a lack of ability. Pulisics class has not suddenly disappeared. The bigger question is whether this slump is weighing on him mentally at the worst possible time. A few chances remain before the World Cup The silver lining for Pulisic is that he still has opportunities to break the drought before the World Cup begins. AC Milan has one more league match remaining, and the U.S. will also have warm-up games before opening its tournament on June 12. For the United States to make a real run this summer, Pulisic does not just need to be involved. He needs to be close to his best. And as Donovan made clear, it may only take one goal for that version of Pulisic to return.

The men's competition will feature eight teams, with the top four sides progressing to the semifinals scheduled for June 11.

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Bills' offseason key to determining crucial position for Josh Allen originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.The Buffalo Bills' receiver room, for most, is now settled as the franchise traded for DJ Moore to add to Josh Allen's weaponry.Moore, Khalil Shakir, Keon Coleman, Joshua Palmer, and Tyrell Shavers loom as Allen's top options, but there is a case to be made that the depth chart is rather jumbled.Who goes where?For Sports Illustrated's Gilberto Manzano, the biggest question aimed at the Bills this offseason is who will be Allen's WR3."GM Brandon Beane finally provided what most Bills fansand Buffalo radio hostswanted for Josh Allen: A quality No. 1 wide receiver," Manzano wrote."But theres still a hole behind Moore and Khalil Shakir for the No. 3 role. Joshua Palmer struggled last year during his first season in Buffalo, recording only 22 catches for 303 yards in 12 games played. Keon Coleman, the 2024 second-round selection, could be on the trading block after two rocky seasons. Perhaps the team has high hopes for rookie Skyler Bell, the fourth-rounder from UConn."MORE:Did Chiefs do enough in offseason for 2026 bounce-back?Bills' WR3 an easy choiceFor me, right now, it is Palmer.Yes, you can point to last season's production, which was halted due to injury, and to the fact that it was Palmer's first year in Buffalo, but he did show flashes with that long bomb to begin the Falcons game, coming to mind.Plus, he's a veteran, and you can argue, far more trustworthy than Coleman and maybe Shavers at this point in time.So, until either Coleman, Shavers, or even Bell make significant strides this offseason, the Bills' receiver depth chart will read Moore, Shakir, and then Palmer as the top three options.More NFL news:Did Chiefs do enough in offseason for 2026 bounce-back?Has Browns' Shedeur Sanders risen up QB depth chart under Todd Monken?Commanders' Terry McLaurin offers 3-word response to 10-target comment from OCBills earn surprising offseason grade to begin Joe Brady eraDid Chargers ace their offseason?