September 2025 Archive – UK Rebels Basketball News

When browsing the September 2025 archive, a collection of the month’s most talked‑about stories on our site, you’ll see how two very different worlds collided in early September. The archive encompasses high‑stakes sport events and headline‑making political moves, giving fans a quick pulse on what mattered that month. It also requires a bit of context to appreciate why a cricket victory in Abu Dhabi and a UK deputy prime minister’s exit both land on the same page.

Key Themes from September 2025

One of the biggest buzzwords was Asia Cup 2025. The tournament Asia Cup 2025, the premier One Day International cricket competition for Asian nations saw Sri Lanka dominate Bangladesh, sealing a six‑wicket win in just 15 overs. This match Sri Lanka cricket, the national team known for its aggressive batting lineup showcased how strategic bowling decisions can swing a chase. The rapid finish boosted Sri Lanka’s net run rate, reshaping Group A dynamics and giving fans a clear example of how a single game can influence tournament standings.

On the political front, the archive highlighted the sudden resignation of Angela Rayner, the UK Deputy Prime Minister who stepped down after a stamp‑duty probe. Her exit UK politics, the arena of governmental decisions and party dynamics in Britain sparked debate about ministerial standards and the Labour government’s early challenges. The story illustrated how personal accountability can ripple through national leadership, affecting policy focus and public perception.

Together, these stories form a snapshot of September 2025: a month where a cricket power play and a political resignation each reshaped their fields. Below you’ll find the full articles, stats, and analysis that dive deeper into these events, so you can get the details that matter most to you.

14 Sep

Asia Cup 2025: Sri Lanka thrash Bangladesh by six wickets, chase wrapped up inside 15 overs

Sri Lanka opened their Asia Cup 2025 with a commanding six-wicket win over Bangladesh in Abu Dhabi, finishing the chase inside 15 overs. Charith Asalanka’s call to bowl first paid off as Chameera, Pathirana, and Thushara squeezed Bangladesh’s scoring. Kusal Mendis and Pathum Nissanka set up a calm pursuit. The result boosts Sri Lanka’s net run rate in a Group A that also includes Afghanistan and Hong Kong.

7 Sep

Angela Rayner resigns as UK Deputy PM after stamp duty underpayment probe

Angela Rayner has resigned as UK Deputy Prime Minister after an inquiry found she fell short of ministerial standards over underpaid stamp duty on a Hove flat. She referred herself to the ethics adviser, who said she acted in good faith but should have sought clearer tax advice. Keir Starmer accepted her resignation with regret. The exit removes a key voice from Labour’s early months in power.