India, Oct. 27 -- The London Palladium on Monday witnessed the biggest night of Harry Kane's career. The Ballon d'Or triumph, he admitted, was "beyond his wildest dreams," for it had placed him in the echelons of English football greats, of being just the fifth from his nation, and first in 21 years, to win the award. But Kane is not done yet, and aims to win two titles that have eluded him.

The 33-year-old beat Kylian Mbappe and Lamine Yamal to be crowned the world's best player after scoring a remarkable 73 goals in 65 appearances for club and country last season. His prolific form helped Bayern Munich win the Bundesliga and German Cup, with the club also claiming the German Super Cup.

"I'd say a dream come true, but it's beyond my wi...