From Kohli being named captain of World T20 XI to Waqar's resignation: Top 5 sports stories

1. World T20 XI: Virat Kohli named captain of the English heavy team, one Bangladesh player also selected

India's batting star Virat Kohli was on Monday named captain of the ICC World Twenty20 XI, which also featured veteran seamer Ashish Nehra. A select group of former cricketers and commentators picked up both the men's and women's teams for all conditions on the basis of the players' performances in the World T20, which concluded here last night with West Indies winning both the titles Read more

2. After leaked report to PCB, Waqar Younis resigns as Pak coach​

Under fire Waqar Younis on Monday resigned as Pakistan's head coach in the wake of team's early exit from the World Twenty20 in India. Shahid Afridi had on Sunday quit T20 team's captaincy due to their poor performance at the prestigious event, where they managed just one win at the Group stage. They lost to top teams including arch-rivals India, New Zealand and Australia while managed just one win against Bangladesh Read more

3. Italian Antonio Conte handed the job of making Chelsea champions again​

Italian Antonio Conte was handed the responsibility of reviving Chelsea's fortunes and bringing the Premier League title back to Stamford Bridge when he was named as their new head coach on Monday. Conte, 46, the head coach of Italy, will move to London on a three-year contract after the June 10 - July 10 European Championship in France Read more

4. Leo Messi, Michel Platini among several others in leaked Panama Papers​

The Panama Papers leaks is considered to be one of the biggest leaks in the world of journalism with some prominent names and celebrities coming up to have invested in 'fake' offshore companies to evade tax and keep on holding the money that they have earned Read more

5. Former Italy and AC Milan manager Cesare Maldini passes away​

AC Milan led the Serie A tributes to former defender and club legend Cesare Maldini, who died on 3rd April at the age of 84. Maldini, the father of 1990s club icon Paolo Maldini, made 412 appearances with the Rossoneri between 1954 and 1966, winning four league titles including a first 'scudetto' in his first season with the club Read more