From the training grounds of Chennai to the corridors of Sri Lanka Cricket governance and the turf of a Lord's Test match, Saturday's sports photo gallery captures a world of competition in motion. The images filed from June 19 and 20, 2026 span multiple sports and continents, offering a vivid snapshot of where elite sport stands heading into a packed weekend of action across cricket, football, tennis, kabaddi, athletics and beyond.

Cricket commands the most prominent real estate in today's gallery, and with good reason. In Chennai, the Indian squad assembled for a full training session ahead of the third and final ODI against Afghanistan - a series decider that carries both competitive weight and selection implications heading into a broader international calendar. Yashasvi Jaiswal was photographed in animated conversation with head coach Gautam Gambhir on the training field, the image capturing something of the working dynamic between a young batter quickly establishing himself at the top of India's batting order and a coach whose intensity and directness have defined his tenure. Rohit Sharma, meanwhile, was spotted working alongside pace prospect Gurnoor Brar, a pairing that underlines the squad's ongoing investment in its next generation of bowling talent. For followers of diverse sporting disciplines - much as dedicated fans track their niche interests across platforms the way a greyhoundbet racing post follower monitors form across race meetings - today's training imagery offers rich detail about preparation culture at the highest level of the game.

In Colombo, the formation of Sri Lanka Cricket's newly constituted Cricket Transformation Committee produced one of the more significant off-field frames of the day. ICC Chairman Jay Shah joined CTC members Sidath Wettimuny, Roshan Mahanama and Dinal Phillips, alongside Sri Lanka Cricket Honorary Secretary Prakash Schaffter and members Avanthi Colombage and Thushira Raddella, for a formal photograph marking the committee's convening. The presence of Shah, combined with the involvement of former international players of genuine stature in Wettimuny and Mahanama, signals that Sri Lanka Cricket's structural review is being taken seriously at the highest levels of the game's administration. Sri Lanka has faced a turbulent period on and off the field, and the CTC's mandate will be closely watched by those who follow the sport across South Asia.

England vs New Zealand: Turf Check at the Test

From London, a quieter but no less meaningful image emerged from day three of the second Test between England and New Zealand. Henry Nicholls and Rachin Ravindra were photographed examining the pitch surface at close quarters - a routine act that nonetheless speaks to the intense scrutiny Test match surfaces receive as a game develops and conditions evolve. New Zealand have produced competitive cricket in England in recent series, and Ravindra in particular has grown into one of the most watchable left-handers in the game. The pitch inspection image, understated as it is, carries the weight of a five-day contest in the balance.

A Gallery That Reflects Sport's Breadth

Beyond cricket, today's full gallery at myKhel.com draws from across the sporting spectrum - football, tennis, kabaddi, athletics, golf, Formula One and hockey among the disciplines represented. That breadth is itself a reflection of how richly populated the global sports calendar has become in the middle of June, with multiple major competitions running simultaneously across hemispheres. India's domestic and international sports scene, in particular, continues to generate compelling visual material daily, from grassroots kabaddi action to elite-level cricket preparation. The images are available in full at myKhel.com, where the photo gallery is updated throughout the day.